Strengths:

-Very well structured course
- Good instructors. punctual response.
- Enthusiasm of instructors in the course (harsha, payal)
- Good quality question banks, very representative of actual gmat like question.

Would make the product better:

enable 2x speed for verbal modules

I started with a GMAT score of 560 and realized I needed to work on my verbal skills.

Course Content: After checking out materials from different places, I found that eGMAT's lessons were really detailed and just what I needed. It takes some time to go through because it's focused on understanding the process, but it's totally worth it.

Questions and Practice Tests: eGMAT's practice questions and tests are great. They're a lot like the real GMAT questions, and the feedback they give is better than other places. I think it's a good idea to use eGMAT just for practicing with their questions and tests.

Support: I need help along the way, and eGMAT's support has been awesome. I sent about 100 emails to support@egmat during my prep, and they always got back to me quickly with helpful answers.

Verbal Skills: eGMAT's ways of teaching Sentence Correction (SC) and Critical Reasoning (CR) really worked for me. Especially the Meaning-Based approach for SC and the Prethinking-Based approach for CR.

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Strengths:

1. Quality of questions: The questions, especially in quant, test the very core concepts on a very high level. Each question highlights a key concept and helps you get a better understanding of where you stand concerning your quant skills
2. Scholaranium: An amazing tool that helps you get "test-ready. It is truly a masterpiece for all those who want to improve your time management and overall test-taking strategy
3. Mentorship: eGMAT is more than just an online course. It acts as an accountability partner. The mentors at eGMAT truly hand-hold you throughout your test prep and help you get a better understanding of how to prepare yourself for D-day

Would make the product better:

1. Better solutions: The solutions are good. But there are quite a few questions that I believe could have a better solution set
2. Less waiting time to post a doubt: You are given a limit on the number of questions that one can ask in a fixed time period. Sometimes, the waiting time for the limit to expire can hamper the study phase

I believe that eGMAT along with OG questions is more than enough for someone to perform well on the test. It is a one-stop solution to all your GMAT hurdles. Be it conceptual understanding or test readiness, eGMAT covers it all. The mentors at eGMAT are so approachable. They guide you at every step of the way. No matter how low you have performed on a quiz or how anxious you are about the test, the mentors know exactly how to reason with you and bring the best version of yourself.

QUANT:

I think eGMAT is underrated for its quant. It truly deserves applause for its concept files, quant quizzes, test-taking strategies and more. The concept files are very detailed. No matter how good (or not so good) you are in quant, eGMAT will help you boost your understanding and overall performance on this section GUARANTEED (of course, provided you put in a genuine effort and get involved in the process) They have broken down the quant in such easy to understand language. To top it all, they flood you with so many high-quality practice questions that, upon completion, you get so much clarity on the topic under discussion.

VERBAL: eGMAT lives up to its reputation. It has literally mastered this section and made an entire program that makes verbal smooth sailing for the student. It is a very comprehensive, very detailed, and highly intensive course. You cannot cut corners, You need to put in the hours. But once you do so, the rewards are waiting for you to reap. I want to specifically talk about their RC section. It is the shortest of all the three sub-sections (w.r.t hours of studying) on its platform but it is so impactful. eGMAT has videos that help the student work on his/her comprehension skills. How to read, when to pause and take notes (if you want to take notes), how to comprehend, the key traits of successful reading and more... they have you covered for everything on the RC section.

OVERALL EXPERIENCE:

1. eGMAT is a well-structured program. You are first asked to take one of their mocks - SigmaX - and based on your performance a starting score is established. Then, your target score is asked for and accordingly, a road map to your studying is created.
2. In each section and each sub-section detailed concept videos are provided. After completion of each sub-topic, you have concept questions under timed and non-trimmed conditions to solve. Once you reach the minimum threshold asked by them you move on to the next sub-topic. In doing so, the student not only gets an understanding of the concept under discussion but truly masters the skillset required to ace the topic
3. Once you are done with the concept phase, you move to the Scholaranium platform which helps you hone your test-taking skills. This is a game-changer. It floods you with all the details of your performance - accuracy, time, strengths, weaknesses, and much more.
4. Once you complete the threshold on the Scholaranium platform, you move on to the mock phase. Here, you are asked to take another Sigma X mock. And believe me, if you perform well on their mocks, you are sure to do well on the GMAT, period!

My final advice: For anyone who wants to understand the key concepts tested on the GMAT, who wants to improve their test-taking skills, who wants to break their score plateau or who wants to get a high score eGAMT is the answer. Try it and test it yourself.

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Strengths:

The best parts of e-gmat are the quality of the verbal section and the quality of the mentors assigned to you in the e-gmat online 360 program. My mentor was Akash Aggarwal and he helped me to identify my weak areas and stay focused till the exam day.

Would make the product better:

One improvement area- e-gmat can include better short live classes instead of 3-4 hour classes. This will improve the attention span and will give the students the motivation to join these classes

My journey to 700 is a story of consistency. I started my preparations in late 2022 from e-gmat. Being a non-native English speaker, I was naturally weak in English. However, the best parts of e-gmat were the quality of the verbal section and how it taught me from the basics.

Although the initial learning process was smooth, I wasn't able to perform well in my section exams. That's when the team e-gmat voluntarily enrolled me in its online 360 program and assigned me Akash Aggarwalm as the mentor. Akash helped me in three areas:
1) Identifying my fundamental weakness in each sub-section
2) Create customized tests for me to improve on the weak areas
3) Create a pre and post mock test strategy to get e ready for the exam day

I would suggest the GMAT aspirants to try the e-gmat online course as the quality of the content and their mentors is unparalleled in the industry. Also, just believe in yourself and go an extra mile to realise your dreams.

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Strengths:

Detailed videos
Concept files
Practice Quizzes
Performance Dashboard

Would make the product better:

Timing seemed to be quite lengthy and it is a significant time investment for a candidate, who is already in a busy job schedule. Look if you can optimize the concept video timings.

Hello everyone,
I gave my GMAT 1st attempt during August'2023, scored a mere 600 (Q47,V27). I was not happy with the score.
I took a few days break after the exam, during this period I introspected on my strengths and weaknesses, my study pattern etc. and I realized I need help for verbal section, and after some searching I decided to go with eGMAT . I liked the Personalized Study Plan (PSP) approach, the PSP helped by breaking down the entire preparation schedule with respect to my target score and current score.
I started with SC and completed the courses end to end. By the time I was done 50% of the course I could already feel improvement in understanding of the SC questions.
The approach of breaking down a question in segments was especially helpful to understand the intended meaning.
Through the concept quizzes and practice quizzes, ideas were reinforced and areas of conceptual gaps were identified and subsequently worked upon.
Then I went for the cementing quizzes and even though initially I did not achieve the target score but eventually I did by following the process.
Post completion of the Cementing quizzes I moved on to OG questions. I solved close to 80-100 questions only this time but I did detail analysis of each question of where I went right and wrong or took more time.
In November I took another shot at GMAT and time I scored 700 (Q48,V37). Verbal score improved by 10 points.
Being a working professional, I did not had enough time to cover the CR and RC sections. But I recommend fellow students to go through the master comprehension section, this will set up the base if you are weak in verbal. Also SC being a foundation section the improved ability in SC helped me decipher CR questions much faster, which in turn helped me to logically deconstruct RC passages.
Overall eGMAT module helped me to
1. Build a solid conceptual foundation and take right approach to GMAT.
2. Schedule the daily study time with its time tracker
3. Pin point areas of strengths and weaknesses with its AI enabled dashboards
Thanks and I wish all the aspirants Good Luck!

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Strengths:

Scholaranium
Meaning approach to SC
Error log approach

Would make the product better:

Have option to set pace for videos

Overall a good course. The meaning based approach to SC really helps understand the sentence and improve SC. The scholaranium platform helps you identify weak areas and work towards it. Creating error log using the approach suggested by the course and going through it frequently helps you understand your repeat mistakes and avoid them in future. The prethinking approach for CR helps you analyze answer choices better. The enrollment in LMP program also really helped by defining timelines and pushing me to complete the tasks within the given time. The level of quant is a bit higher than what is expected in the official GMAT test

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Strengths:

Meaning Based Approach
CR Pre-thinking Concept - to a certain extent

Would make the product better:

Not so relavant RC questions and much longer passages

SC - Superb. Meaning Based Approach proved extremely helpful. This approach opened the doors for 700 or 750 level questions, which was really a big pain point for me.
CR - Pre thinking is more about practicing than any concept as such. I could not give enough time to practice Pre-thinking to the core and hence could not improve a lot. Though it did help me to a certain extent.
RC - Did not find the section useful, could be because I was at a decent level in RC and did not need a great deal of improvement. Though, I feel the passages are way longer than real GMAT, and much tougher than what you might encounter in your exam.

Did not use its Quant, so can't say much about it.

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Strengths:

e-GMAT courses offer engaging video lessons designed to simplify complex concepts and provide step-by-step problem-solving explanations. Serving as a comprehensive one-stop solution for GMAT aspirants, the product boasts an impressive quick response rate. Additionally, it stands out with the unique capability to create custom quizzes, allowing users to select a specific number of questions from either the Verbal or Quant sections – a distinctive and highly valuable feature not found in other products.

Would make the product better:

Incorporating advanced analytics to track individual progress and offer personalized recommendations could elevate the effectiveness of e-GMAT courses.

I would like to express my gratitude to Dhruv Joshi, my mentor throughout the e-GMAT course. His guidance played a pivotal role in navigating complex concepts, and his quick response rate made the learning process seamless. The personalized support and insightful feedback significantly contributed to my success. His dedication to my progress was evident in the customized quizzes he helped me create, a feature that set e-GMAT apart. I not only improved my performance but also appreciated the user-friendly interface. His commitment to my success and the unique learning experience provided by e-GMAT, has been truly exceptional. Thank you, Dhruv, for being an invaluable mentor on my GMAT journey!

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Strengths:

The E-gmat platform is extremely user friendly and unique. Given that it was my first attempt at the GMAT, I opted to go with E-gmat because of the amazing reviews it held, especially for Verbal. I can confidently say that these reviews are testament to the outstanding course. I improved my verbal through the course. There are detailed sections, tackling each topic in depth. They also have a unique feature called Cementing which truly helps lay a strong foundation for conceptual knowledge. Their Verbal Knowledge bank is also vast with varied types of questions across different difficulty levels.

Would make the product better:

The Quant Course Material - I found it hard to navigate through multiple methods and long solutions. However, their knowledge on concepts was detailed and structured. The practice tests felt extremely hard and required newer approaches.

I really enjoyed the Verbal course through and through. It was well structured and detailed. With respect to the Quantitative Course, I personally used it only to refine my conceptual framework and it definitely helped clarify specific confusions that I had. Another thing to mention is the support. E-gmat mentors are easily available via mail to guide one through any stage they are stuck in. Moreover, the experts on the platform are also very reliable and try to answer any query posted by the student. We also hain access to previous queries which also encourages peer learning. All in all, I would vouch for their course material because it really helped me improve my score from my first mock 510 to my actual GMAT attempt 710.

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Strengths:

Structured approach to the curriculum

Would make the product better:

None

Even though I did not use the course for long, I found it to be a well structured course with a good personalized approach. Rashmi was my mentor and she gave me a plan that took into consideration my strengths and weaknesses. I used the verbal section for SC and the 3 step approach prescribed in the course is a great way to tackle the SC questions. I did not use the other sections but the Master Comprehension course was also helpful. However, I found the UI/UX to be very generic and I could not spend too many hours at a stretch on the platform.

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Strengths:

For me, the Strength of this product is SC for sure.
I really like the way that there's no shortcut is introduced, rather a very detailed meaning based approach is introduced to students.
Further, I really liked the Support of Mentors on each step.
They are always just an email away to help you with the doubts and what not.

I would highly recommend E-GMAT to non-native speakers especially for SC course.
With E-GMAT, I have improved my scores by 90 points.
Prior to E-Gmat course, for me the approach before was to read the question and mark the answers based on either intuition or "sounds good" rule.
With the help of E-Gmat I was able to make the meaning-based approach as the second nature to solve really complex SC questions.
I really appreciate the detailed videos and exam type questions for practice in order to prepare you for the exam day.
Last but not least, I would like to thank Harsha and Abha for their constant support and Help.
Harsha’s explanation and approach to solve the question really changed my perspective towards the Verbal and Abha’s consistent push helped me to Score 680.
Further, though there’s an improvement, I am looking forward to retaking the GMAT to aim higher score.

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