Strengths:

After scoring a disappointing 615 on my initial mock test, I knew I needed a structured and comprehensive prep solution. After researching several options, I chose e-GMAT, and that decision made all the difference in my journey to a 735 score.
What sets e-GMAT apart is their data-driven approach to GMAT preparation. The PACE engine in the Quant section saved me over 50 hours of study time by accurately identifying which concepts I could skip and which needed attention. Their cementing quizzes helped solidify my understanding, improving both my accuracy and timing. Most impressively, their practice questions were often more challenging than the actual GMAT, which built my confidence and preparedness for test day.

Would make the product better:

The Verbal section was where e-GMAT truly shined. Their methodical approach to Critical Reasoning taught me the power of answer prediction (spending those crucial 15-20 seconds before looking at choices), transforming my approach to difficult questions. For Reading Comprehension, they taught strategic reading techniques that enhanced my focus and comprehension. By the end of my preparation, I was confidently eliminating incorrect options and consistently performing at a high level.

Even with limited time to prepare for Data Insights, e-GMAT's application files and comprehensive practice helped me master this challenging section. Their strategic advice on section ordering was particularly valuable—switching to attempting DI first in my practice tests immediately improved my score from 625 to 715 in just one day! Overall, e-GMAT provided more than just content—they offered a strategic roadmap to GMAT success. Their methodical approach, high-quality practice materials, and data analytics tools helped me identify and address my weaknesses efficiently. For anyone serious about achieving a 700+ GMAT score, I cannot recommend e-GMAT highly enough. The investment in their program returned dividends in my 120-point score improvement and has opened doors to top business schools that once seemed out of reach.

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Strengths:

The calendar feature that is created based on the time availability along with the target test date and the personally curated programme is something that makes this product a really good one. You learn at your own pace, the course automatically plans the content for you to learn.

I was literally struggling for a while before I joined e-gmat and it was recommended by someone who'd used the product earlier. And it clearly worked. If you look at my practice test scores, they were in the 560s which is absolutely terrible. But when I gave the final test I got to a 665. The course was automatically designed around my time availability during the weekdays and weekends. It gave me target that had to be achieved daily. I'm really happy with what I was able to achieve. I'm reconsidering giving another attempt and reusing this course to get a better score even though a 94th percentile seems amazing. But with this tool I'm confident that I'll get there.

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Strengths:

Accurate Mocks and in-depth video material.

Would make the product better:

Incorporating a module focused on enhancing the "test-taking mindset" to address the more subjective aspects of exam preparation.

I started using eGMAT in mid-January to prepare for the GMAT, having initially scored 655 in an official mock. Due to time constraints, I had to schedule my GMAT attempt for mid-February, giving me roughly a month to improve my score.

I began my preparation with the Verbal section, which was my weakest area. eGMAT’s content for Verbal was quite comprehensive, providing clear explanations and strategies to tackle challenging questions. The platform's structured approach helped me gain confidence, particularly in Critical Reasoning.

Following this, I focused on giving sectional tests for Data Interpretation and Quant to solidify my understanding. The platform's practice quizzes were very helpful in tracking my progress. In the final week, I concentrated on taking full-length mock exams to simulate real test conditions.

Though I was able to improve my score to 675, it fell short of my target. I plan to retake the GMAT soon, and I believe that with more time and continued practice using eGMAT, I can achieve a significantly higher score.

Overall, eGMAT offers a solid foundation, especially for Verbal, and provides ample practice material. However, I believe a longer prep time would yield better results.

Edit: I reattempted the GMAT FE at the start of April and got a 705.

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Strengths:

The eGMAT course is incredibly comprehensive, offering support for test-takers at every level. No matter where you start, you'll find all the resources you need—not just explanations of concepts, but also realistic, hands-on applications that bring you closer to achieving your target GMAT score.

One of the standout features is Scholarinium, an exceptional tool for practice and building test readiness. It offers a vast number of high-quality questions with detailed, insightful solutions. These explanations are truly eye-opening and help you develop the right approach to problem-solving. If you follow eGMAT’s structured methods and stick to their recommended strategies, you will see significant improvement in your performance.

Another crucial part of my preparation was the SigmaX mock tests. While I found them slightly tougher than the actual GMAT, they prepared me for the unexpected and helped build the extra layer of confidence I needed on test day. These mocks push you just enough to help you stay calm and focused during the real exam.

Overall, eGMAT’s Last Mile Push program gave me the structure, tools, and mindset I needed to improve. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about achieving a high GMAT score.

I would like to personally thank the incredible eGMAT team—especially Rida Shafeek—for helping me achieve my target score of 705 on the GMAT Focus Edition. The Last Mile Push (LMP) program, offered as part of their course, is truly unmatched in the industry. In my opinion, eGMAT is overengineered in the best way possible—they provide absolutely everything a student could need to succeed.

As part of the LMP program, I had the opportunity to work 1-on-1 with my mentor, Rida, who provided invaluable insights, motivation, and a structured plan that pushed me to be better every day. Preparing for the GMAT is no easy journey, and having that level of support and encouragement is a true game changer.

I would wholeheartedly recommend the Last Mile Push program to anyone who is struggling to reach their target or simply needs that extra push and guidance to get there. The fact that it's included in the course fee makes it even more valuable. Trust the process, follow their guidance, and I truly believe you will see meaningful improvement.

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Strengths:

Good coverage of the basics in the lecture videos. Good guidance from the mentors. Ample questions for practice and sectional mocks.

Would make the product better:

Certain Verbal video lectures can be combined to reduce the overall lecture duration.

Even though I availed the mentonrship for around three weeks, Dhruv was very helpful with his tips and guidance. He took time out of his vacation to attent my call, he would take my call outside his work hours too. This gave me a good platform to practice verbal and DI questions of all difficulty levels. Being able to create multiple sectional mocks with varying difficulty levels was helpful. Mocks were slightly on the tougher side. This course has a wide variety of hard quant questions. I availed e-gmat services around a month before the exam to boost my confidence.

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Strengths:

1. Each section is broken down into concept files, application files, and cementing quizzes. Such structured program helps in deep understanding of the concepts.
2. Quant section, although tougher than actual GMAT, is pretty good for high scorers.

Would make the product better:

Verbal RC is not very similar with what GMAT tests, but still it is really helpful in overall concept building.

Pros:
1. Each section is broken down into concept files, application files, and cementing quizzes. Such structured program helps in deep understanding of the concepts.
2. Quant section, although tougher than actual OG questions, is pretty good for students aiming to score very high.
3. DI practice material is vast, and helps in cementing the approaches.
4. Verbal CR is at good level, and covers almost all types questions and reasoning.

Cons:
1. eGMAT Verbal RC questions are quite tougher and does not test the same things as GMAT FE. eGMAT still helps in building concepts, and you would find OG verbal questions easier after practising eGMAT RC. However, Id still recommend practicing OG questions in last 2-3 weeks.

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Strengths:

1. Structured Learning Approach
2. Exceptional Mentorship
3. Course Material and Teaching Approach

Would make the product better:

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As a Data Analytics consultant with over three years of experience, I recently scored a 705 (Q84, V84, D87) on the GMAT Focus Edition. A friend recommended eGMAT, and over the past year, I went from a 555 (49th percentile) in their SigmaX Mock to my final score. Here’s what made eGMAT invaluable to my journey:
1. Structured Learning Approach
eGMAT follows a regimented, three-stage learning process across all sections (Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights).
• Stage 1: Preparation – Concept Files (Video + Text material) explain key topics, followed by Guided Quizzes and Practice Quizzes to reinforce learning.
• Stage 2: Cementing – GMAT-like quizzes ensure mastery at medium and hard difficulty levels before advancing.
• Stage 3: Sectional Mocks – Full-length sectional tests help simulate exam conditions and refine weak areas.
The SigmaX Mocks are incredibly close to the actual GMAT in difficulty and scoring. Quant especially cannot be closer, making them excellent practice tools.
2. Exceptional Mentorship
The mentorship support was a game-changer. My mentor Dhruv Joshi:
• Helped plan, track, and adjust my preparation at every stage.
• Regularly checked in to ensure I stayed on track, even offering personalized advice when I got stuck.
• Provided mental support, advising when to take breaks or modify my study approach.
This one-on-one guidance ensured that I was never lost in my prep.
3. Course Material & Teaching Approach
eGMAT prioritizes methodical problem-solving over speed, which naturally leads to faster execution over time. Couple of things that gave a significant improvement in performance for me were:
• Quant: Focussing on extracting maximum information before solving, using simplifications and inferences for efficient problem-solving.
• Verbal: Starting with Master Comprehension, which teaches how to read strategically. Followed by Prethinking in CR / RC, emphasizing on complete understanding of the CR / RC passage over skimming through the content.
• Data Insights: Builds upon Quant & Verbal skills while introducing several other techniques. For example, additional mathematical shortcuts to handle quant-heavy questions across all question-types efficiently. This saves you from using calculator for each and every math-related question.

Final Thoughts
eGMAT’s structured curriculum, realistic mocks, and unparalleled mentorship played a crucial role in my success. If you’re looking for a comprehensive GMAT prep solution, I highly recommend it!

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I particulary liked e-gmat for a couple of reasons, but a few of them being
1. LMP - This program provided a one-to-one mentorship support which helped me stay on track. They take the effort to schedule calls, check your progress and help you stay on track with your goals
2. Mocks & Cementing Quizes - The mocks provided come very near to the actual exam and the analysis of the mocks is also quite detailed, it not only highlights the correct vs incorrect, but also the broad topics for improvement in Quant, Verbal and DI. The portal is so dynamic for setting timelines, learning or just practicing. A must try for anybody starting their gmat journey.

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Strengths:

The eGMAT course stands out due to its comprehensive and well-structured content. It covers all essential GMAT topics with detailed explanations and step-by-step guidance. The interactive quizzes and practice tests help reinforce learning, ensuring that you retain the material effectively. Additionally, the personalized learning experience, with progress tracking and adaptive features, allows for tailored studying at your own pace.

Would make the product better:

Not much of improvement. May be One area for improvement could be the inclusion of more advanced practice questions to cater to users who may already have a solid foundation in GMAT concepts.

The eGMAT course has been a valuable tool in my GMAT preparation journey. Its well-organized structure made it easy to stay on track and steadily progress through the material. The lessons are clear and break down complex topics into manageable parts, making it easier to understand. What I particularly liked was the deep dive into verbal reasoning, which is often challenging for many GMAT test-takers. The practice questions were challenging and gave a true reflection of the actual exam, boosting my confidence. The platform’s progress tracking helped me identify areas for improvement, ensuring a targeted approach to my studies. Overall, eGMAT is an excellent resource that provides a thorough, effective preparation plan for the GMAT.

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Strengths:

- Good set of questions
- Scholaranium for creating quizzes as per requirement and weak areas
- Helped with DI (sets are good)
- Sectional and Full Mock tests
- Access to GMATClub Test series

Would make the product better:

- Doesn't have notes for all videos (still in making)
- Error log not useful at all if there is gap between your GMAT exam and last day of e-GMAT subscription as you can not see questions afterwards (logical from company end, but doesn't help students)
- Question bank can be increased (limited number of medium and hard questions for each topic)
- Verbal didn't help much in my case
- Extended financial help for people with constraints (no budging from existing discounts)

Was dicey about getting e-GMAT subscription as I had read both good and bad experiences on GMATClub as well as on Reddit but Chose to go on with my intuition.

Verbal:
The Course and questions bank was good. Pre-Thinking the conclusions/assumptions was a helpful technique in some scenarios once the efficiency improved.

In some of the questions, the pre-thinking (and answers) of many students were different from the person who created the questions, but that's how English is (depends on the person's mindset)

Quant:
Helped in conceptual building (was my strong area anyways). the PACE system helped in skipping topics which reduced the overall time to complete Quant as well. Some logics and techniques were taught directly via questions in scholarinium (which can affect morale of some).

DI:
Sets were ample, Data Sufficiency question bank really helped in getting better scores.

LMP:
I was offered the Last Mile Program. Weekly checks and support from Rida Shafeek helped in finding grey areas.

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