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e-GMAT is the world's most reviewed company whose students have delivered 10x more 700+ scores than students from the average GMAT Club Partner. e-GMAT truly understands the test and the test taker and accurately creates personalized GMAT journeys for students, whether they start with a score of 300 or 600, and helps them achieve 740+ on the GMAT.
Created by Four out of the GMAT Club's Top five experts, e-GMAT is a unique combination of proprietary methods in Quant and Verbal. To ensure that you excel on these methods, e-GMATs' xPERT AI personalizes your learning and provides real-time feedback that can quadruple your chances of success and help you save up to 120 hours while preparing.
Finally, e-GMAT also gives you access to strategy experts who will help push your score to 740+ if and when you find yourself stuck below a 700.
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Strengths:
Egmat's course is very detailed for anyone who want to start from scratch. it has helped me to improve the score by 80 points. SMEs are very supportive and will help at every stage.
Would make the product better:
Fees is very high
After going through a detailed research on internet i got to know about egmat. my experience with Egmat has been very good. SMEs are very supportive and will help to address even very small doubts. if any one want to start preparing for gmat, E gmat is the best platform. the cementing process that E gmat follows is very helpful to gauge the performance. Also, it has a big pool of questions, which is an added advantage. While giving mock test detailed review and feedback is given by E gmat team. Thanks to Egmat team for helping in my journey of preparing for GMAT exam.
Strengths:
Verbal Section, Sentence Correction, Quant Question Bank
Would make the product better:
Nothing to improve
eGMAT helped me improve my score from 570 to 730 in just 2 months. I started with V 34 when I initially gave the mock test, which worried me a lot. I then decided to take eGMAT having heard great reviews about it. I purchased it on 24th June but started studying properly around 1st September. I needed immense support on my Sentence Correction section, which was extremely weak for me. Payal explains the Sentence Correction process extremely well. The methods given in EGMAT were very useful to help me improve my score. I also used EGMAT for Quant, especially the Quant Scholararium, which is an extremely useful tool. If I had slightly more time, I would have used the EGMAT scholararium better which would have helped my Quant score more. The questions in EGMAT are extremely good and very much like the actual GMAT test. I am grateful to EGMAT team.
Dear meghnajoshi2195,
Congratulations on the massive 160-point improvement to 740.
You did not let the low score in your first mock pull you back. But you used that as a springboard and how? Picking up from there you set about internalizing the methods required to ace the GMAT.
The diligence with which you set about improving your ability is seen in verbal where you achieved a great 8-point improvement to V42(96%ile). See how with a methodical approach you were able to steadily improve your accuracy in SC to 80% (90%ile ability).
Image link: https://success.e-gmat.com/Meghnas-SC-Accuracy
In quant, despite starting at a lower level of Q34, using a structured and focused approach, you were able to improve by a massive 14-points to a Q48! As you have rightly mentioned, given a tad bit more time, I am sure you could have got a Q50 too.
I am sure the discipline and hard work that you have demonstrated in your preparation will come in handy during your stint in your dream B-school and you will succeed in all your future endeavors.
Wishing you all the best,
Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya
Strengths:
The videos are recorded so that they are not boring and very engaging.
Would make the product better:
I did not find anything
Overall it was very helpful as I made an improvement of 70 score points. The mocks provided give a very accurate score and help us to identify weak points to work upon. The recorded videos start from the basics, ensuring students understand the concepts well before solving questions. The mentor programme is very helpful as they give the student personalised advice according to his/her strengths and weaknesses. Additionally, GMAT has a very large question bank so the student can never run out of questions to practice. EACH TIME A MOCK IS GIVEN, ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS ARE ADDED. There is also an option to customize quizzes so one can take quizzes from certain topics from questions which have been answered correctly or incorrectly or which had been bookmarked earlier. This really helps to judge whether one is repeating the mistakes already made in the past.
Dear Tanyushvi,
Congratulations on your score of 710 with a remarkable Q50 and a V37! With this, you have crossed the 90th percentile mark in the GMAT exam.
Scoring a V37 in Verbal is not an easy feat to achieve; it is possible only when you embrace the processes and let them become second nature to you. Your performance in RC, as seen in the image below, is a testament to your hard work and dedication. Improving your accuracy from 50% to 80% is no small feat!
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Tanyushvi-RC-Improvement-Statistics
You carried this progression to other subsections in Verbal as well. The below image shows your phenomenal statistics from Verbal Scholaranium which demonstrates your diligence and perseverance. These statistics show the consistency through which you got that V37 (81st percentile).
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Tanyushvi-Verbal-Scholaranium-Statistics
With your commitment, you improved your time management abilities with each mock, making your success on the GMAT exam predictable. It was only a matter of time before you could replicate the same in your actual GMAT exam.
I am sure that you will face every challenge thrown at you with the utmost determination. I wish you all the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Akash
Joined: Aug 27, 2018
Posts: 2
Kudos: 0
Verified GMAT Classic score:
740 Q49 V42 (Online)
I recently used e-gmat.com to prepare for the GMAT and was incredibly impressed with the quality of their content and the effectiveness of their approach. The Quants section was particularly comprehensive, with a variety of practice questions and detailed explanations. This allowed me to diagnose my current skills and identify areas where I needed to improve. The Verbal section also had a very methodical approach, with clear strategies and techniques for tackling each type of question. This helped me approach the questions with more confidence and ultimately improve my performance.
One of the standout features of e-gmat.com is the support provided by their team. They were always available to answer my questions and provide personalized feedback on my progress. This was crucial to my success, as it helped me stay on track and motivated throughout my preparation.
Thanks to the e-gmat program, I was able to achieve an ability of 720 on the GMAT, which exceeded my initial expectations. I then decided to enroll in the Last Mile Push program, which provided me with dedicated mentoring support to help me further improve. This proved to be an excellent decision, as it allowed me to reach a final score of 740 (Q49, V42).
Overall, I highly recommend e-gmat.com to anyone preparing for the GMAT. Their comprehensive course material, clear and effective teaching methods, and personalized support make them the best resource available for achieving a top score on the exam. The course is designed to help you prepare for your test as best as possible and covers all the changes in the 2018 exam interface. If you're serious about improving your GMAT score, e-gmat.com is the way to go.
Dear mananbarjatya,
Congratulations on your score of 740 with a Q49 and a remarkable V42. With this, you have become a part of the top 3 percentile test takers! A 110-point improvement overall with a 12-point improvement in Verbal from V30 to V42 (56th percentile to 96th percentile) is a phenomenal feat to achieve in just 3 months.
To begin with, let us look at the image below which shows how beautifully you implemented your study plan by understanding the learning architecture and the overall required effort -
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/mananbarjatya-personalized-study-plan
It was because of your diligence that you could derive the best out of the comprehensive course material provided. The below image shows your statistics across the three subsections in Verbal Scholaranium in hard questions which predicted your ability to be more than 95th percentile.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/mananbarjatya-verbal-scholaranium-statistics
With your commitment, you improved your time management abilities with each mock, making your success on the GMAT exam certain. Even when there was a dip in the score in your last mock, you utilized that time as an opportunity to learn from your mistakes and improve from there. The below image shows your journey from the mocks to the actual exam.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/mananbarjatya-mock-scores
I am sure that you will face every challenge thrown at you with the utmost determination and I wish you all the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Akash
I joined e-gmat after finishing another GMAT in-person course from an organization. After I had finished my first coaching and attempted an official mock, the results were shocking. Not only was the study material far from the required concepts, the methods used to teach were very generic and rudimentary.
GMAT is an adaptive test, and with the algorithm the test is based on, one must be prepared to:
- Handle questions by applying relevant concepts
- Have a pacing-strategy in place
- Nurture the correct mind-set
These 3 points are the most basic requirements, and E-gmat gives just the right appreciation to there importance. After following the steps prescribed by the course and the mentors, I was able to score as high as:
- 780 and 760 in official mocks
- 760 in SIGMA-X mock
- 720 in my official attempt
THE COURSE:
E-gmat is, hands-down, one of the most targeted courses available anywhere in India and online. The subject matter taught is entirely relevant and not at all redundant. In fact, the course ensures that the needs of people from varied starting points are catered to. I belong to a non-math background and felt extremely lost as I proceeded with my initial coaching classes. But the Quant course of E-gmat walked me through the most basic concepts and made me reach complex concepts so fluently that I managed to score a Q50 in every Official Mock I took. Cementing Quiz feature especially comes in-handy to give you a realistic, non-starry check of your performance, which is an under-rated but super-important requirement for one’s journey.
MY ADVICE: While the course does an amazing job in laying down all the concepts, it is also imperative that you keep on revising the taught concepts by re-visiting the concept/application files. It is your responsibility to ensure that you make the most out of the course. The course is a powerful weapon if you know how to use it.
Further, the verbal course, especially verbal SC, is very comprehensive. I loved how the course teaches the way to read given sentences with a goal in mind (meaning analysis for SC and logic analysis for CR and RC).
ERROR LOGS: The course also provides ready-to-use error logs, another great feature that keeps you focused and targeted. The logs make you question where you went wrong, for instance- sometimes, I’d know the concept to be used but could not translate what was asked in a timed environment; using the error logs made my job easier as I knew that I did not need to go back to the concepts but only focus on not rushing through reading the question stem. Your only responsibility while filling up these logs is to be honest with yourself, and the more honest you are with yourself, the faster you will sail as you’d know the exact area that requires fixing.
THE TEAM (MENTORS):
- The forum: Makes the course journey personalized. Queries are answered within 24 hours. The responses are provided by qualified professionals and are extremely reliable. The forum discussion threads make you look a given problem form multiple facets and reach to the root of your concern.
- Strategy Experts: There are so many highlights of the course, but this is perhaps the one that shines the brightest. You can mail and seek guidance from strategy experts of e-gmat. There were multiple mentors that helped me throughout the journey and gave me workable insights and I am thankful to all of them.
Kanupriya Sharma was my main mentor throughout. I just loved how Kanupriya ma’am hand-held and guided me through my journey and always motivated me to only focus how I can improve. It is because of her efforts in providing me with the required plans that I was able to bag such an amazing score. Dhruv Joshi also helped me considerably during the last phase of my journey by providing me with the right content and areas to focus on and by providing a real of view of my progress.
THE STEPS TO SUCCESS:
Completing the course is, as the people at e-gmat would say, not sufficient in itself to ace the test. The three main pointers I mentioned above are no cake-walk and need to be nurtured with time. Thus, consistent revisions, cementing quizzes, test-readiness and mocks are all important to score well. If you, for any reason, don’t follow the given path, you run the risk of falling off-track, a result that can cost you time.
I highly recommend this specific course after having experienced other prep company courses. E-GMAT is one of the best course available for GMAT prep today.
Hi Shivangisharmaa,
Congratulations on your score of 720!
I really like the way that you have approached your preparation in a structured and clinical manner, carving out the most precise path to GMAT success.
Your crystal-clear understanding of the structure and bankable skills truly paid off in Verbal. In SC especially, I can see the focus that you placed on understanding the meaning and structure of a sentence to get to the right answer translated to the 95%accuracy in SC hard questions.
Image link: https://success.e-gmat.com/SC-stats-predict-96-percentile-ability
I am glad Quant 2.0 helped build your foundation from basics and master your application to be able to solve most hard-level questions. Despite coming from a non-quant background, with your efforts and structured approach, you were able to achieve exceptional stats on the Quant scholaranium scoring the 80th percentile plus ability across sub-sections:
Image link: https://success.e-gmat.com/Shivangisharmaa-Schol-80-percentile
What is commendable is you used all the features of the course available - forums, mentorship, and error log. You not just maintained the Error Log but did a thorough analysis of your entries to identify the lingering weak areas and work on them appropriately.
Your journey is a testament to the fact that when one puts in the right kind of effort in the right spirit, one can achieve whatever one sets their eyes on.
Shivangisharmaa, the entire strategy team is glad to have been a part of your amazing journey.
We wish you the best in all your future endeavours.
Regards
Kanupriya Sharma
Strengths:
Meaning based approach in the verbal section.
Would make the product better:
Difficulty of Quant section was slightly higher than the difficulty of the actual GMAT.
I decided to prepare for GMAT earlier this year (2022). I started my preparation by giving an official mock, in which I scored 630. I immediately knew Verbal is my weak area and I need to improve the same. After practicing few questions from OG, I had little to no improvement in my score. This is when I decided to opt for a coaching. After extensive research, I decided to go for eGMAT course. This was one of my best decisions.
I started the course with Master Comprehension to understand the basics of a sentence. This part was really important for me as it helped me set a foundation for myself. After building my basics, I started with Sentence Correction, which was always the most difficult part for me. I gave 1.5 months to complete SC. But after the completion of the SC course, I was confident enough to answer these questions. The meaning based approach to solving the SC questions helped me a lot.
I then started off with RC and CR. I used to score pretty well in RC, but my CR scores were fluctuating continuously. This is when Rida (eGMAT mentor) provided me several extra videos to study from. These videos really helped me boost my CR scores.
I was pretty good with Quant, so I did not put much effort on it. I just practiced some topic quizzes and gave some mocks.
I decided to give my first attempt in August last week, and I scored 670 (Q47 V35).
I decided to put my focus on Quant now and practiced lot of questions of varied difficulty level. I again appeared for second attempt in mid November. This time I scored 710 (Q50 V35).
I would really like to thank eGMAT for being there with me throughout my GMAT journey and providing me the best content available for the exam.
For those who are starting their GMAT journey, I would highly recommend them to opt for eGMAT course and see the results themselves.
Dear harshit0609,
Congratulations on the 710! This is Rida, your mentor. I am so glad to have been a part of your journey!
I am glad to see the effort and diligence you have put into reaching your GMAT goals. You put in your 150% to learn and master concepts and processes that would guarantee success. The importance you placed on Master Comprehension and the basic unit of GMAT Verbal- a sentence- shows that you understood the importance of a strong foundation. This attitude carried over to other subsections, such as in SC, where, as we can see below, you gave it your all to achieve perfection in learning-
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/harshit0609-SC-Course-Perfection
It is wonderful that this focus on process, and the work you put into ensured you eliminated weaknesses and had consistentperformance clearly paid off in a V35. As seen below, your stats on Scholaranium clearly show that you were primed to reach your target score!
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/harshit0609-Perdictable-V35
Thank you for your feedback on the Quant questions. Preparing for the GMAT is akin to preparing for battle- it is better to be well-equipped to answer any type of question that comes your way.
All the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Rida
Strengths:
Pedagogy
Interactive UI
Faculty
When I first thought of a course to focus on my GMAT preparation, I skimmed multiple reviews on GMAT Club and some other forums but couldn't figure out one standard course to solve my problems. After some more research I finally decided to try the initial 1 week trial period by EGMAT. From the get go I fell in love with the content, the videos were not long and tedious but short, concise and to the point just as I liked. After finishing up my trial week, I instantly purchased my course to get started with my GMAT prep.
My main pain point was my Verbal section, with my approach not being decisive and most of my solutions specially for SC being based on feel good factor. The pedagogy employed by EGMAT helped me come up with a more sequential strategy to tackle SC questions, the elimination process helped me proceed from one step to the another without complicating the question. Also, while navigating through the Critical Reasoning module the structure to tackle the question and identify the argument helped me save time and look at the important keywords.
This being just a glimpse of what the EGMAT course has offered me, to cut short and provide an honest opinion on the course I can say in a heartbeat that if you struggle with consistency in Verbal or don't have a concrete strategy for the section EGMAT is the place for you.
Dear Gozmit5,
Congratulations on a great score. Only the top 4% of the test takers score a 730 and it is great to see you are one of them.
I am glad that you enjoyed using the platform, and it added value to your preparation. The ‘feel-good’ method for solving questions in GMAT will take you only so far. It is commendable how you recognized this and set about learning the right processes to build your verbal ability.
It is exemplary how through a structured approach you were able to improve your verbal score to a V40.
This image shows how through your consistent and methodical efforts you were able to improve to a 90th%ile ability in CR:
https://success.e-gmat.com/Gozmit5-90-percentile-ability-in-CR
I am sure the qualities that you have demonstrated during your GMAT preparation will help you excel in the new journey that you have set out for yourself.
Wish you all the best,
Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya
Strengths:
- Comprehensive Verbal course
- Adaptive AI in Quant to help save time
- Detailed videos to learn and detailed solutions as well
- Solid data insights to check strengths and weaknesses
Would make the product better:
- There should be availability to retake the mocks
I enrolled for eGMAT after some research and word of mouth. A friend told me it is solid and she got a good score with eGMAT.
I also read the reviews that eGMAT has great Verbal content, and I could see that as soon as I started my preparation. The SC course is taught with a focus on meaning with a solid base of grammar. They encourage you to read, pause and visualise. This technique helped me in all the 3 subsections.
I got a 680 on my first actual exam, but I knew it wasn't an honest attempt. My CR was weak and I did not pay enough attention to analyse it.
For my second attempt, I contacted eGMAT for the last mile push program for which I could get a mentor and a personalised plan. My mentor, Rida Shafeek helped me analyse what weaknesses I have and made a personalised weekly plan based on how much time I could commit. I just had a month for my retake.
Rida helped me with constant feedback, tailor-made quizzes and in-depth performance analysis.
With consistent mentorship throughout the final weeks, I solidified my weaknesses and finally scored a 730 on my second attempt!
The top 3 areas I needed help in were SC, CR and word problems in maths. Pre-thinking did not work for me, but what worked was identifying the gaps in CR arguments. And those were the key to any answer.
I highly recommend eGMAT, especially if anyone's struggling with Verbal
Hi amollkhugshal,
Congratulations on your 730 score! You are now part of the top 4% of GMAT test takers worldwide!
This is Rida, your mentor. I am so glad to have been a part of your journey to success.
I can see from your words, “They encourage you to read, pause and visualise. This technique helped me in all the 3 subsections”, that you had understood the key skills necessary to succeed in GMAT Verbal. Indeed, your stats in Verbal Scholaranium show how useful these skills were in getting you to V38-
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Amollkhugshal-Verbal-V38-Ability
You consistently practiced Quant questions and leveraged the feedback driven system to learn from every quiz you attempted, this really helped you improve upon any lingering weaknesses and get to a Q50. In NP, as seen below, this method of strategic review and practice helped you consistently maintain a Q50 level-
Thank you for your feedback! We place a lot of importance in the accuracy of our data and believe that retaking mocks would show an inflated score and thus an inaccurate ability. Hence, we don’t allow mocks to be reset.
I am glad that you decided to persevere and give the GMAT another attempt after scoring 680. Though we had a short window to work with- just 30 days! – your dedication, hard work and diligence made your success possible.
All the very best for your future endeavours!
Regards,
Rida
Strengths:
The Methods and approaches used and the wide pool of questions to cement those methods
Would make the product better:
A longer duration for the course.
Hello Everyone!!
I am happy to say that I gave the Gmat on 2nd December and scored a 740 Q 50 and V39. I would like to take this moment and tank everyone who helped me throughout this process especially Gmat Club and E-Gmat. On my diagnostic test I got a 670 and as I was new to the Gmat, I assumed that I could improve the score very easily.
However, my score appeared to had platued on the 710s. This is when I decided to take a E-gmat course. Prior to taking the course, I attended several sessions taken by Rajat and Payal on Gmat club and I had found that I was really able to relate to their process. Thus, I took the Gmat online 360 on Feb 20th of this year.
For quant, the course is very well complied and covers every topic and reinforces your learnings by taking multiple quizzes. For me, the courses on the inequalities, sets and statistics were very helpful. Once I was done with the chapters, I had a gigantic pool of questions in the scholaranium from which I could test my learnings and the error log was very vital for me to track the questions on which I faltered. This rigorous and extensive nature of the course ensured that I was more than well prepared to tack the quant section of the Gmat.
In my opinion, the course on verbal is the best. I was easily able to relate to and grasp the methodologies taught in the course and that is what I believe have helped me achieve such a score on the Gmat. The meaning-based approach taught me to always look for the meaning of a SC questions before going to options. Initially, even though I believed that would waste precious time on the Gmat, I could not have been more wrong. By regular practice of this method, I was able to get more Sc questions correct and also solved them in much less time. Their philosophy of Pre- thinking on the Critical reasoning section helped me with accuracy and timing. Not only was I able to easily able to solve questions but also, I was able to do them in much less time. However, the most important learning from the course for me was in the Reading Comprehension section. Previously, in my mocks, I was unable to complete the Verbal section on time. Thus, I had a fear that I was slow, however, it was my approach that needed improvement and E-gmat helped me with that. Their processes and the practice materials gave me a good enough idea of what to expect on the Gmat and more than well prepared me for the test day.
Even though, E-gmat has a wide variety of questions, excellent mocks and several ways to cement your learnings, I believe that the processes of E-gmat were what helped me immensely.Thus, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the good people of E-gmat and I have no doubt when I say that E-gmat was the best investment I have done in my Gmat journey.
Dear Jagdishkumar,
Congratulations on your score of 740 with a remarkable Q50 and a V39. With this, you have become a part of the top 3 percentile test takers!
You were always willing to understand where you were going wrong and where you could improve. With your dedication, you let the meaning-based approach in SC become a second nature to you. The below image shows your journey of how you improved your accuracies in SC hard questions from 40% to 90%.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Jagdishkumar-SC-Improvement-Statistics
You carried this progression to RC as well. Very rightly said that PROCESSES DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. The below image shows your phenomenal statistics from ability quizzes of RC which demonstrates your consistency in RC.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Jagdishkumar-RC-Ability-Quizzes-Statistics
Hats off to you for the hard work you put in to maintain your consistency in Quant. You understood your weaknesses and worked relentlessly on them. The image below shows your dedication to the concept modules where you gave extra time to make sure you do not leave any concept untouched.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Jagdishkumar-Good-Study-Habits
We truly appreciate your feedback regarding the length of the course, and I wanted you to know we continuously strive towards improving our platform to deliver success.
I am sure that you will face every challenge thrown at you with the utmost determination and diligence and I wish you all the very best for your next steps!
Regards,
Akash
So I’ve enrolled in the e-GMAT Course after doing a lot of research on which course to opt for my GMAT prep. I’ve written an official mock 3 years ago and I knew my weakest area was verbal. After reading a lot of reviews I’ve decided to give e-GMAT a try. In my first Sigma X mock I scored a 640 with 46 in quant and 31 in verbal. So I’ve enrolled in the course and started focusing on verbal. Ended up scoring a 780 in my last Sigma X mock with 51 in Quant and 45 in Verbal. And scored 780 and 770 in both my official mocks, and 720 in the main GMAT.
There are three things that I absolutely loved about the course
Super Interactive
While preparing for GMAT I realized the issue I’m facing is not the understanding of the concepts but it’s the application of the concepts in the given amount of time. And the structure of the course was such that I could learn, apply and cement the process through their modules and quizzes, especially in the verbal section. The application of the concepts was very well covered in the interactive style of their course. In following that process I could increase my accuracy from 60% to a whopping 90% in all the sub sections.
The Dashboard and Error Log
They have an amazing and very EASY to use dashboard. It is so well defined that I could find my weakest areas in terms of accuracy, difficulty level and timing. I could focus on my weak areas and increase my score by more than 80 points without spending a lot of time in the prep.
I can only stress and stress on the importance of the error log. I’ve revised it at least 30 times before the test. And the error log that they’ve provided is very thorough and has helped me fill all the conceptual and application gaps.
My Coach Rashmi Vaidya (LMP - Last Mile Push Program)
She is the BEST. I was struggling to cross the 700 mark. Without her intervention I wouldn’t be able to score above 700. She would analyze my mocks, my tests, and every aspect of my profile and suggest the next steps. She has supported me through my downs and trusted in me more than how much I did. Rashmi has spotted intricate shortcomings in my profile and made me cement them really well. I really really thank her for her support and availability through the course.
All in all e-GMAT has helped me score a 720 in spite of me having a bad test day. I’m considering a retake because I know my ability is higher than 720 and that trust was built through the course and Rashmi.
First Sigma Mock: 640(Q46 and V31)
Last Sigma Mock: 780(Q51 and V45)
Official Mock 1: 770(Q51 and V47)
Official Mock 2: 780(Q50 and V46)
GMAT Attempt 1: 720(Q50 and V38)
Total Preparation Time: 4 months, approx. 3 hours a day
Planning to retake it in the next 15 days.
Dear layakeerthi,
Congratulations on your 80-point improvement to 720! This is your mentor, Rashmi here.
It has been an absolute pleasure working with you. You are the perfect example of how one can ace the GMAT through a consistent, diligent, and process-oriented approach.
It is commendable how you recognized that while you might be conceptually strong, you need to work on your application skills to be able to get to a top score on the GMAT.
You not only built a solid foundation by going through the application files but mastered the application by working on GMAT-level questions during cementing.
See how this process-led approach helped you get to 90%ile ability in verbal. This image shows how the time invested in learning applications in SC helped you improve to 90%ile in SC
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/90thpercentile-topic-level-accuracy
Mastering application is not a one-time linear approach. It is an iterative process of identifying weak areas and strengthening them. You did an exemplary job of this process by constantly reviewing your quizzes to identify areas of weakness. You then set about improving these areas with a single-minded focus. I am glad that the error logs and analytics on the platform helped you in this journey.
See how in RC, through this constant iterative process, you were able to improve not just your accuracy but also bring down the time:
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/RC-stats-predict-90thpercentile-ability
You followed the same diligent and structured approach in quant where you were able to get to the 83%ile ability level required to get to a Q50. See how the scholaranium data predicted you to get a Q50:
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Scholaranium-stats-predict-Q50
Once you reached a 700 level, with your persistent and strategic approach, you improved your ability to a 750 level. I know you couldn’t get to this score on the test day, but I am sure that with your grit and determination, you will get there on your reattempt.
I wish you all the best for the reattempt and all your future endeavours.
Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya
Dear Abhi0509,
Congratulations on the 680! It has been a pleasure working with you during your GMAT journey.
I am glad that the course helped you build your foundation from scratch, and I must appreciate you for trusting the process and following a structured approach throughout your preparations.
You further improved your ability and mastered your skills by working on GMAT like questions during cementing. This approach helped you get to a 60%+accuracy for hard questions across all the quant sub-sections resulting in a Q50. See how this is reflected in the Scholaranium stats:
Image link : https://success.e-gmat.com/Abhi0509-quant-scholaranium-stats
I understand that you found the course pricey. However, we try to make our course as affordable as possible but not at the cost of quality. You have been our student and have a first-hand experience of the quality of our product and support and am sure will agree with this.
I wish you all the best in your future endeavours.
Best Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya