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Whether you start from a 500 or 300, GO 360 will provide the right kind of learning, practice, and analytics you need to reach your target score. GO360 helps you master concepts using proven methods, offers 500 points of personalized feedback to ensure that you excel, and tracks your progress with the help of a milestone-driven plan that understands your strengths and weaknesses. Finally, GO360 also gives you access to experts who will help push you to a 740+ if and when you find yourself stuck below a 700.
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Strengths:
I really liked how the verbal section is structured. The SC sub-section focuses on a meaning-based approach which really helped me to increase my accuracy to 80+%ile. This approach further helps as the difficulty of the questions increases. The pre-thinking approach in CR was a game-changer for me, wherein the course instils the process skill required to pre-think weakener/strengthener etc and this approach helps to eliminate the incorrect options quickly. The RC subsection focuses on strategies required to ace complex RC passages on the GMAT such as focussed-Reading strategies. The QUANT course although a little too hard, covers each and every topic in detail and provides ample practice on every sub-topic. The Pace AI further helped me to skip topics which I was already comfortable with. The scholaranium is a very good tool created to practice questions to improve and the detailed topic-wise split really helps to analyse the faltering points.
I really liked the mentorship help that I received from e-GMAT. My mentor was Mr. Dhruv Joshi. He was really helpful throughout my GMAT journey. He was always prompt in replying whenever I needed any help. He gave me guided improvement plans to follow. The help I received from my mentor helped me tremendously in achieving the score. After my 2nd attempt. I was deeply demotivated as I was unable to achieve my target score. I had almost given up the thought of getting a chance at my dream B-school. However, Dhruv assured me that the target score was possible with the right strategy and effort. I followed the plans shared by him and I was able to see the improvements.
I would like to thank e-GMAT team for helping me reach my target score.
Strengths:
Organized content, proactive mentors, methodical approach to both Verbal and Quant sections, Excellent content for both Quant and Verbal, Sigma Mock Tests are very similar to real GMAT tests
Would make the product better:
Overall, I am very happy with the product. Maybe we can have more personalized content and support for the group aiming to score higher 760 or higher.
E-GMAT was my savior when I needed help the most. I started my GMAT prep in the month of April '22. I hired one of the tutors (would like the keep it anonymous). I was given a content ramp-up plan of ~4 months and then a month of mock practice and it was expected that I would be able to crack the exam in the south of ~6 months.
Days passed by. I gave in the required time, finished the content, and attempted my first mock (Official practice test 1). I got a 720 - This was the best score I would get among the mocks to come, and, yes, I attempted quite a few of them. The entire month of august, I wrote 1 mock per week with the delusion that I have mastered what is there to master in the content and it was just a matter of time before I get my target score of 750. Reality check, after around 6 mocks, 720 was still my best score. I even got a few scores of sub-700. I tried reaching out to my mentors but received no help whatsoever.
Enter E-GMAT the savior. Disappointed with my performance, I decided to take a week off from my prep and went to home in the first week of September. I was stressed out and clueless. Then I got in touch with folks at e-GMAT. Appeared for the first sigma mock and got a 700. Now, our goal was clear, get a 750 in about 2 months' time.
I started with E-GMAT on the 19th of September. They really helped me out in identifying my weak areas in the Verbal section and filling in the gaps. Most importantly, the mentor (Ms. Abha Mohan) instilled in confidence within me that I can actually hit the 750-740 mark consistently.
The organized content, the proactive support from the mentors' team, the methodical approach to both the Verbal and Quant sections, the Excellent content for both Quant and Verbal, and the Sigma-X Mock Tests helped me a lot! Overall, I witnessed a night and day difference b/w my previous tutor and this tutor.
Finally, I appeared for my first GMAT test and got a 740! It was a decent attempt.
Hi yashswij,
Congratulations on reaching the top 3%ile!
Abha this side from e-GMAT. A GMAT 740 is an amazing score, and we are glad that we could be part of your journey.
What I remember most about your journey is the time and effort you put into perfecting processes and methods- you truly left no stone unturned.
Once you mastered the processes, you worked on mastering the application through the right kind of practice on Scholaranium, thus ensuring that you could replicate the success quiz after quiz. Here is an image where you have consistently hit 80% accuracy in NP-Hard questions on the last two quizzes before the exam.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/yashswij-NP-stats-predict-96th--percentile-ability
Your repeated success gave you the confidence you needed to succeed on the test day. You could predict your success just by having a glance at your last Sigma -X mock score, wherein you scored 740. I hope you did notice the same 😊.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/yashswij-Sigma-X-Mock--predict740
At last, I just want to say, it was a pleasure working with you and I am so proud of the work you have put into this journey.
I wish you all the best for the next steps.
Regards,
Abha
Strengths:
- Analytics
- Cementing quiz - questions were carefully chosen in CQ, so I was able to practice different concepts
- Methodical approach to prep
Would make the product better:
- Tagging of Easy, Med and Hard questions
I'd highly recommend E-GMAT online course. The verbal content is very thorough. SC modules cover all topics. I also really like the meaning-based approach and pre-thinking for SC and CR respectivaly. Quant content is also very thorough. If you aim to achieve 700+ score, you can't afford to cut corners, and E-GMAT content would be very important.
Additionally, I also liked the scholarnium quiz modules. The analytics provide good insights. The questions are slightly harder than the actual GMAT, but that will help with prep in the actual exam.
Sigma X mocks are also good. They will help yo simulate the real exam like scenario. Overall, I'd certainly recommend the E-GMAT course.
Hi anujshah30,
Congratulations on 740!
190-point improvement is highly commendable, and we are glad that we could be part of your success journey.
You followed a structured approach throughout your preparations and internalized the methods acing the meaning-based approach in SC and pre-thinking in CR which in turn helped you achieve V41(93rd percentile).
Your diligence in imbibing the processes and approach can be seen in how you have excelled in the Hard level questions across Verbal sub-sections.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/anujshah30-Verbal--stats-predict-V41
It’s interesting that you mentioned how analytics powered your journey to success. I must commend you for leveraging Quant 2.0 in the right way to focus on your weak areas and improve your accuracy and timing. Here is an image where we can see your efforts getting translated to 90% accuracy in WP hard level questions.
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/anujshah30-WP-stats-predict-90-percent-accuracy
Thank you for taking out the time to share your feedback.
I wish you all the best for the next steps!
Regards,
Abha
After going through a lot of gmat courses online, I found e-gmat to be the best. The whole algorithm is excellent. They have a great course on both quant and verbal. With their help, I was able to score 680. The cementing quizzes and e-sigma mocks are very good. The questions on their scholaranium are at par with the real GMAT questions. To add to all of this, their LMP program really helped. My mentor Akash helped me throughout my preparation. He reviewed my mocks and quizzes on a daily basis and gave me proper feedbacks. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend this course.
Dear Mehar2907,
Congratulations on your score of 680 with a perfect Q51. A 97th percentile score in Quant is a testament to your skills and dedication and everyone here at e-GMAT is so happy to have been a part of your journey.
Hats off to you for the hard work you put in to get that Q51. You maintained your consistency throughout, understood your weaknesses and worked relentlessly on them. The image below shows your phenomenal stats in Quant hard level questions across all subsections –
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Mehar2907-Quant-Scholaranium-Statistics
With your commitment, you improved your Quant ability with each mock, making your success in the GMAT exam certain. The below image shows your journey in Quant from the mocks to the actual exam –
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/Mehar2907-Quant-Mock-Scores
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
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
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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
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
Strengths:
Flexibility of studying and the variety of practice tools to solidify learnings
I wouldn't say online courses could help all students improve their scores significantly because that would be a false claim. In fact, my case is an example where I self-studied with books for 2 months (completely from scratch) and got 700 in my first attempt, and after learning extra with e-GMAT I still got 700 in my second attempt.
However, I would definitely stress on the difference between these 2 700 scores. In my very first attempt, I hastily rushed on the last 3-4 questions in both Verbal and Quantitative sessions, and I knew there were many random guesses throughout my Verbal one. Hence, I believe the first 700 was a complete luck.
After studying with e-GMAT, I saw their biggest strength is the structural guidance of thinking for each type of knowledge in the GMAT test. That helped me a lot on the second attempt and especially in the Verbal CR questions, where I didn't even need to rush and random guess in any question. Given the admission deadlines and current workload from my job, I am unfortunately not having enough time to re-take the test. I wish I had studied GMAT with e-GMAT earlier from last year, so that I would have had more time doing practices and more chance to score higher because I know I'm capable of.
Hi minhhoangvo,
Thank you for taking the time to pen down your review!
I am glad to see that you were able to use the course to change the way that you approach the test. While deadlines and work commitments might have prevented you from attempting a retake, the skills you have learnt would definitely help you in the future.
I commend the time and effort you have put into the course. This focussed effort allowed you to internalise methodologies that would get you to the right answer each and every time. In CR especially, this effort has paid off, where your accuracy increased from 27% to 67% in hard questions-
Image Link - https://success.e-gmat.com/minhhoangvo-CR-Ability
Minhhoangvo, given your diligence and drive, I am sure that any cohort would be lucky to have you. Your ability to understand and appreciate growth in different contexts will truly add value to any B School.
All the very best!
Regards,
Rida
Hi Gaurav,
Heartiest congratulations to you on your 660 score!
A 60-point improvement is an accomplishment to be proud of.
This score is a symbol of not only the hard work you put into your prep but also of the efforts you put into learning the Verbal and Quant process skills that translated into some brilliant scores on the practice quizzes. The image below shows some exceptional scores on practice quizzes, indicating that you learnt the Meaning-based approach with the right spirit.
Image Link: https://success.e-gmat.com/GauravPalkhade-SC-Course-Dashboard
Your persistence in following the structured approach despite initial hiccups resulted in some brilliant improvement across Verbal and Quant subsections. Here is one of the many instances that display your stellar improvement using the structured approach (CR).
Image link: https://success.e-gmat.com/GauravPalkhade-CR-improvement-90percentile
Gaurav, we are glad to have been a part of your journey.
We wish you the best for all your future endeavours.
Regards,
Dhruv