As someone who improved from 565 to 645 on the GMAT Focus Edition, I can confidently say e-GMAT's structured approach was instrumental in my success. Here's why:

Course Structure & Curriculum:
• Starts from absolute basics in every section, making it perfect even for non-quantitative backgrounds
• Comprehensive curriculum that builds concepts step-by-step
• Pace Engine saved me 25 hours of study time by customising the study plan based on diagnostic tests
• Course data analytics helped identify specific weak areas and track improvements

Verbal Excellence:
• Pre-thinking approach in CR was a game-changer
• Detailed error logging system helped identify patterns and improve accuracy
• Scholoranium provides highly specific practice options, allowing focus on particular subtopics
• RC strategies for passage analysis and author's viewpoint understanding

Quant Support:
• Perfect for those with math anxiety - starts from fundamentals
• Diagnostic tests accurately assess your level
• Detailed analytics show improvement areas
• Improved my Number Properties accuracy from 35% to 75%

Study Tools & Analytics:
• Scholaranium’s quiz engine is exceptional for targeted practice
• Cementing quizzes ensure concept mastery before moving forward
• Enforces discipline through threshold scores
• Detailed performance analytics help track progress

Mentorship & Support:
• Mentors provide guidance beyond just academics
• Help with behavioural aspects like patience and mental stamina
• Push you to maintain high standards
• Provide strategic advice for exam preparation

The platform's strength lies in its structured approach, detailed analytics, and comprehensive support system. The combination of rigorous cementing process, targeted practice through Scholaranium, and expert mentorship makes e-GMAT a complete GMAT preparation solution. Whether you're struggling with concepts or looking to improve your score, e-GMAT provides the tools and support needed for success.

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Strengths:

- Structured Course approach with targeted and broken-down approach for each sub-section.
- LMP programme offers personal guidance and mentorship to stay on track in preparation.

Would make the product better:

- More relevance for Verbal section, some questions/topics seem repetitive.

In my case, E-GMAT stands out as a top choice for GMAT preparation, especially for non-native English speakers, thanks to its comprehensive and structured curriculum. The program meticulously organizes each section of the GMAT, offering time-based targets that make it easy to track progress and stay on course. This time-bound approach keeps students motivated and disciplined, breaking down the extensive GMAT content into manageable portions, which significantly improves retention and mastery of concepts.

A particularly beneficial feature of E-GMAT is the Last Mile Push (LMP) program. The LMP adds a level of personalization often missing in other prep courses by connecting students with a mentor who helps refine their preparation strategy in the final stages. My experience with the LMP program was transformative, thanks to the support and guidance of my mentor, Abha Mohan. Abha's mentorship was invaluable, as she helped identify my weaknesses, prioritize topics based on my strengths, and set realistic, achievable targets. Her insights were instrumental in improving my confidence and readiness as I approached test day.

E-GMAT’s interactive modules and diagnostic tools further enhance the experience, providing a data-driven approach to learning that helps you understand and focus on areas needing improvement. The platform also fosters a supportive learning environment with detailed explanations and answer choices for every question, giving students a well-rounded understanding of each topic.

I believe E-GMAT’s targeted curriculum, combined with the personalized mentorship from the LMP program, makes it a highly effective resource for GMAT preparation. For anyone aiming for a top GMAT score, especially those needing structured guidance, E-GMAT provides all the tools needed for success.

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Strengths:

- Verbal questions are really good
- Scholaranium has a great pool of questions

Would make the product better:

- Quant questions need to be better and resemble real GMAT. -
- Currently they are wordy, long, calculation intense. Similarly for DI.
- Also there's some ambiguity in quite a few questions (Verbal and a few DI too), which can be seen in comments and downvotes on the forum. GMAT questions rarely have any scope of ambiguity - there's a clear right and wrong.
- Actionables for real exam experience as there's not enough time in the real test to go through an elaborate falsification & pre-thinking method.

- Great test series (especially for beginners) and non-native english speaking folks who feel they are weak in Verbal.

- Tough Sigma mocks to keep you humble and improve. Shows your individual section performance similar to ESR.

- Last Mile Push programme with a dedicated mentor who helps you plan your process, gives feedback and improve by tracking scores, strengths and weakenesses.

P.S Special thanks to Dhruv, my LMP mentor who was extremely supportive and prompt in giving quick feedback and advice on next steps - especially in the last few days before the test when anxiety was running high.

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Strengths:

- Excellent course structure, step-by-step curriculum including foundational concepts
- Extensive mentor support through Last Mile Push (LMP) program, helping to identify the weak areas and suggesting corrective actions
- Scholaranium platform to practice questions from each section/subsection

Would make the product better:

- Although e-GMAT has error log feature, it will be a great addition if same can be downloaded in excel format along with the question links

Thanks to e-GMAT for helping me to achieve a score of 685 in my GMAT focus edition. Their beautifully designed course helped me to learned verbal concepts and finetune my Quant and DI skills. Their 3-stage approach (concept building, Practice/cementing on Scholaranium platform and Test readiness) will ensure that you will not have any gaps in your GMAT Prep. Also, Scholaranium provided in-depth insights across different sections, allowing me to focus on my weaknesses and steadily improve.
Special thanks to my mentor Abha for helping me throughout the process. Starting from creating to study plan, identifying weak areas, suggesting corrective actions to sharing the tips for GMAT Exam Day, she helped me in each and every stage of my preparation. There were multiple instances where I lost the track and focus, she encouraged me to keep the momentum and to have patience, her test-taking tips and tricks were invaluable. I would request every student to adhere to process and listen to your mentor. We sometimes feel that we know everything on our weak areas and what needs to be done. But instead of figuring out on our own, trust the process and suggestions provided by Mentor. They have seen GMAT journeys of various students and know what can help to get rid of obstacles.
Overall, I highly recommend e-GMAT to anyone serious about achieving a significant score improvement. Their structured approach, combined with top-notch resources and expert guidance, made all the difference for me.

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When I first began my GMAT prep in May 2024, I thought my self-study approach would be enough to reach my target score. But despite putting in consistent hours, my mock test scores were all over the place, ranging from 575 to 715. My first official attempt in July left me with a disappointing 625, and I genuinely questioned if I had it in me to crack this test. After a month-long break, I decided to give it another shot and signed up for the e-GMAT Last Mile Push (LMP) program in September, which proved to be a game-changer.

The structured approach offered by e-GMAT was exactly what I needed. From concept files to practice questions and cementing exercises, every step was designed to solidify my understanding of quant topics, and that progress naturally translated to data interpretation skills as well. I especially valued the focus on process skills—analyze, infer, conceptualize, and calculate. Being able to identify which step I faltered in when I got a question wrong allowed me to target my weaknesses and grow from my mistakes. Since GMAT quant revisits high school-level skills, having a solid refresher on these fundamentals was crucial for approaching more challenging problems.

Quant was always my weakest section. Coming from an engineering background, I was confident in my math abilities, but GMAT quant is a different beast. It wasn’t just about knowing the math but understanding how to perform under the pressure of time and accuracy. Through e-GMAT, I refined my strategy, ultimately improving from Q81 to Q88. The structured methods and focus on efficiency helped me build the confidence I needed to approach quant with a clear, timed strategy.

The Last Mile Push program was instrumental in helping me refine my approach for the final leg of prep. With the guidance of my coach, Rida, I learned how to target the last 20% of concepts and techniques that would drive the bulk of my score improvement. Rida's mentorship was invaluable; her insights and encouragement were a source of motivation that helped me focus on achieving a score I could be proud of.

In preparing for the GMAT, one of my biggest takeaways was the importance of rethinking my problem-solving approach. I realized I had been using thinking patterns that weren’t aligned with the demands of the test, and by learning to adapt my thought process, I could approach questions more effectively. This shift in mindset—paired with error logging, discipline, and a targeted strategy—ultimately showed me that, with the right tools and guidance, achieving a strong GMAT score is well within reach.

e-GMAT’s design, from concept building to test-taking strategy, is an exceptional resource for anyone willing to commit to the process. With a bit of discipline and a willingness to embrace a structured approach, the score you want is genuinely achievable.

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Strengths:

1. Very structured lessons and course
2. Easy to understand and master
3. Covers everything from basic to advanced level
4. Cementing quizes to ensure complete learning and retention
5. Very extensive question bank

I started my GMAT journey with a foundation in Quant and DI but recognized Verbal as my weakest section. After scoring 685 on e-GMAT’s free mock, I realized I needed focused improvement in DI and Verbal. I was particularly impressed by Payal Maam’s YouTube lessons, which led me to purchase the 2-month e-GMAT package to boost my DI skills before my test date.

In 20 days, I completed the DI module twice, practiced diligently, and significantly improved my score, achieving DI84 in my first attempt. Despite my strong DI, I recognized that more balanced practice across Verbal and Quant would enhance my score further. After consulting with Dhruv, I planned a second attempt, prioritizing Verbal without sacrificing my strengths in Quant and DI.

The Scholaranium platform, with its challenging questions, greatly prepared me for the actual GMAT. Official mocks felt noticeably easier after practicing with e-GMAT's Scholaranium, and I consistently scored between 755 to 775. My accuracy at the end of my prep was at an all-time high, with 80% in Verbal, 75-80% in DI, and 95% in Quant.

e-GMAT’s targeted approach, high-quality content, and personalized guidance through Scholaranium and Dhruv’s insights transformed my prep journey. I highly recommend e-GMAT to anyone serious about achieving their potential on the GMAT.

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Strengths:

The e-GMAT module provides with all the resources which one may need to gear up for the GMAT war. The flexibility inbuilt in the tool makes it very convenient to start working from your existing proficiency level and scale up, without wasting time on chronologically following the basics (If you're already decently skilled at a particular section). Would highly recommend this for people looking for a structured approach and a self paced personalized experience.

Would make the product better:

While the forum provides very prompt responses and clarifications on the queries. I honestly felt some questions/topics where the answers were not justified and required review. Also, I do believe that error log is a very powerful tool and helps improvement, but filling the same manually (excel file) is really very difficult. Suggest some AI based algorithm be applied to analyze the attempted questions and build an error log with minimal manual inputs.

When I started to look out for GMAT prep tools, the biggest concerns or requirements for me were Self Paced Tool with a option to start from my existing proficiency and a question bank which can closely resemble the GMAT algorithm. Honestly, eGMAT surprised me on both my expectations. And icing on the cake was the seamless UI and architecture of the platform. After a hectic work day, one cannot expect to sit for studying and keep searching for what & where to start with. The content & strategies are truly well taught and presented in a very comprehendible manner. Questions are well crafted and closely resemble the actual GMAT.

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Strengths:

- The promptness, may it be reaching out to students queries posted in Q&A section after questions, or an email to a mentor.
- Structured approach and lots of explanatory videos to introduce you to a topic. You need not do all of them if you feel like something is your strength. But for weaknesses it helps
- Cementing approach. Lots of questions and worth pushing yourself to maintain that 90% accuracy. Look at it as a fun game or challenge

Would make the product better:

An internal auto populated error log like GmatClub would be a good to have

For me, GMAT was a quick sprint, in less than 1.5 months from starting my prep I gave my first attempt, and gave my next attempt 18 days later. I was short on time because of some other commitments post. eGmat's structured approach helped me know where to start, there were lot of questions to practice if I found a weak topic I wanted to work on. And the mentor I was in touch with, Abha, genuinely solved my doubts. I did not follow the study plan generated nor the LMP plan in detail - because I prefer deciding my own pace and priorities regarding topics to focus on and the sequence. But Abha also worked around that , which was nice! But it's especially useful for someone who is confused about how to approach something, and also have a longer prep duration than I did.

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Strengths:

Scholaranium- Questions and Data Analytics

Would make the product better:

Nothing as such- Can only recommend to maybe give the option to enhance video speed in certain verbal concepts

I found the mentor and the question bank on the platform to be extremely helpful. The team resolving doubts was extremely prompt and overall I had a brilliant experience with E gmat. I would recommend it to everyone wishing to get a good score on the test. I improved from a 655 to 715 thanks to their hard question bank while being relevant. The data analytics provided by the platform are extremely insightful and helpful. I had enrolled in a LMP program (Last mile push) by e-GMAT which was essential in moving past the threshold of 705. My mentor guided me through each section, worked on every weak point and also motivated to push through all the obstacles.

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Strengths:

The Modules are clear time paced and segregated perfectly to cover concepts, examples and problems.
The price points offered are very economical compared to other materials available.
The cementing process and error logging were key which helped out with the revision of concepts that went wrong.

Would make the product better:

Admissions process help can be an expansion of product.

Overall, very satisfied with the product offered on the focused edition.
I purchased the product in March with the aim to complete the course by July. The GFE planner helped me with areas that are the actual requirements I need, which sections, and which concepts are in which section.
Executing the plan was easy because of the perfect-paced video lectures and assessments. In the quant section, the process of solving questions in a methodological way.
Same goes for mastering the comprehension and reasoning sections.
The DI section was also combination of concepts from both quant and verbal and the course work has integrated them in a perfect way.
The most positive point is the requirement to do medium cementing and hard cementing. THe process of cementing is a long one but the final result is it prepared you perfectly.

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