Strengths:

✅ Comprehensive Concept Building
The Master Comprehension module was a game changer for me in Verbal. As someone from a quant-heavy background, I lacked intuition in Verbal. This course broke down reading comprehension and CR into logical, structured approaches—especially Pre-Thinking in CR, which drastically improved my accuracy on hard questions.

✅ Personalized Mentorship – Last Mile Push Program (LMP)
The LMP, and especially the mentorship from Abha, played a massive role in my final success. Regular checkpoints, feedback via Smartsheets, and progress tracking helped me stay accountable. It wasn't just about completing modules—it was about being strategic and deliberate.

✅ Realistic Mock Testing – Sigma-X Mocks
The Sigma-X mocks are incredibly accurate and well-calibrated to the GMAT Focus Edition. The scores on these mocks closely mirrored my final score of 695. These mocks are tougher than the official mocks in the right way—especially on timing and stamina.

✅ Error Log Templates and Analytics
The error log system provided by e-GMAT helped me build a feedback loop into my prep. Instead of just practicing more questions, I started identifying patterns in my errors and weak areas—and targeted them effectively.

✅ Holistic Prep Across All Three Sections
e-GMAT's course doesn’t leave any section behind. Their DI modules and problem-solving drills helped me master Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis, and MSR—topics that had initially derailed my score. The Quant section is equally rigorous, especially their Cementing quizzes that mimic real GMAT questions.

Would make the product better:

🔄 More Targeted Practice at Higher Difficulty Levels
Once you reach the 645+ range, especially when aiming for 685+, there’s a need for more practice questions at the 700+ level, particularly in Verbal and DI. While the Scholaranium quizzes are excellent, adding a focused set of advanced drills or a “Hard Question Bank” would help push high scorers further.

📈 More Detailed Analytics in Scholaranium
The performance insights are great, but adding comparative benchmarking (e.g., how I’m doing vs. top scorers or averages for each sub-topic) would make it easier to prioritize effort. Some granular insights, like time per question by type or most frequently missed logic traps, would be helpful too.

In my opinion, e-GMAT was the turning point in my GMAT journey. After plateauing at 645, I enrolled in e-GMAT and saw a huge improvement. The Master Comprehension and Pre-Thinking techniques completely transformed my Verbal performance. The Last Mile Push program, guided by Abha, provided structure, accountability, and constant motivation. Sigma-X mocks were challenging but critical for test-day readiness, helping me build stamina and accuracy. The detailed error log and analytics gave me clarity on weak areas and helped target them effectively. e-GMAT is the complete package—perfect for anyone aiming to break into the 700+ club with a strategic, data-driven approach.

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The GMAT™ Exam (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a standardized test used for admission to MBA and business master’s programs. It measures analytical writing, integrated reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and verbal reasoning skills. The new GMAT Focus Edition has three sections — Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights — and lasts about 2 hours 15 minutes. Scores range from 205 to 805. The test assesses how well you can reason with data and solve complex problems under time pressure. It’s computer-adaptive, meaning question difficulty adjusts based on your performance, providing a personalized and accurate measure of your ability. and a nice man can do hop hop on a bench and can do anc and can do anc

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Strengths:

The Quant section is extremely detailed and provides an excellent range of practice questions.

The higher difficulty level helps train your brain to handle complex problems, making the actual GMAT Quant section feel much easier and more approachable.

Would make the product better:

The overall course flow for Quant could be more structured to guide learners through concepts in a smoother progression.

The Verbal section, particularly the pre-thinking approach, didn’t work well for me. The pre-recorded sessions felt less interactive and not as effective in improving verbal reasoning.

Mentor support felt quite generic — responses often leaned toward “complete the course properly” or similar advice. It sometimes seemed that personalized guidance was reserved for students who had already completed the entire course or were performing strongly. More individualized support could make a big difference for learners who need direction along the way.

This course delivers exceptional value for Quant preparation. The content is comprehensive, and the wide variety of practice questions ensures thorough mastery of key topics. While the higher difficulty level can feel challenging at first, it pays off significantly when facing the actual GMAT, as you develop both confidence and speed. However, the Verbal section and mentoring experience could be improved. The pre-recorded content lacks the engagement and adaptability that live sessions might offer, and the mentor support could be more responsive and tailored to individual learning needs. Overall, I’d still recommend this course for anyone serious about strengthening their Quant foundation, while hoping the Verbal and support aspects evolve to match the same high standard.

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Strengths:

According to me e-GMAT is perfect for someone who feels that their quant is good and needs finishing and their verbal is something that they need help with. The Last Mile Program help with exam day strategy, and managing stress and self-doubt.

Would make the product better:

Nothing much, there is a new platform that they have built, so an integration of Scholaranium and Neuron would be good.

The platform is best for non-native speakers. Verbal strategies from Payal are perfect and you can follow them without going anywhere else. In quant there is PACE which helps with cutting down the preparation time by a lot if you are someone who has good grasp on math fundamentals, and if not there are detailed modules on each topic. The quality of hard quant questions is exactly like actual exam. If you are confused about how to approach DI, then there is step-by-step detailed modules on each sub-topic and how to approach each type of question. There is a huge question bank for DI with proper explanations. There is a dedicated forum for each question and you can interact with Subject matter experts if you are not able to understand certain solution or you have a better way to solve a questions and you want to confirm your approach. The response time to your forum questions is less than 24hrs.
They are constantly evolving their course offering. Leveraging AI on products like Neuron where you can basically create parallel questions to solidify your learnings. There is last mile program where you get to interact with a mentor who help you with those finishing touches in your preparation. In a nut-shell it is best of both worlds, self pace learning and that human touch or mentorship you need sometimes to understand things better.

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Strengths:

The course is intuitive, easy to follow and provides representative gmat questions and appropriate preparation to tackle them.

Would make the product better:

Planning app, ability to skip chapters based on diagnostics quizzes could be implemented to all sections of the course, not only Quant.

The e-gmat course was a crucial determinant of my GMAT FE score. It helped me a lot with improvement in all sections of the exam, but especially with the Verbal part in which my score went from the 55th percentile to 98th. Master Comprehension course helped me to better identify premise+conclusion in every passage, and the pre-thinking approach, which was the biggest game changer, and my personal favourite “strategy” that I learned during the course, allowed me to truly understand how to achieve a good score in Verbal. Without going through the course there would be no way for me to score so high. Even though I already felt strong with Quant and Data, it was useful to brush off some topics and practice what I already knew. The PACE system allowed me to save a lot of time (around 45 hours) on topics that I already knew by basing my learning experiences and area to focus on diagnostic quiz performances. 
Another crucial aspect of the course was the amount of mocks and practice questions, I have attempted over 1200 practice questions and it was only a small fraction of all available ones!
Overall, I can recommend the course to anyone aiming to get a good score from the GMAT exam, it was crucial to my 100 point improvement!

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After completing the e-GMAT course, I can confidently say that this platform offers one of the most structured, intuitive, and effective approaches to GMAT preparation. From the very beginning, the course is designed to build conceptual clarity and sharpen application through a logical progression that makes mastering each section feel achievable and efficient.

The standout feature of e-GMAT is undoubtedly its Meaning-based approach to Sentence Correction and Prethinking strategy for Critical Reasoning. These aren't just test-taking tricks—they’re frameworks that help you truly understand the logic behind each question, allowing for consistent accuracy under time pressure. The Quant section is equally well-crafted, focusing on methodical problem solving and data sufficiency strategies that train you to think like the test maker.

What truly elevated my experience, however, was the personalized mentorship I received from Rashmi. She took the time to understand my goals, learning style, and pace. Her feedback was always detailed and actionable, helping me refine my weaknesses and maximize my strengths. Rashmi’s support went beyond academics—her check-ins, encouragement, and strategic advice played a big role in keeping me focused and confident throughout the journey.

Whether you're aiming for a top percentile score or just want a well-guided, reliable path to improvement, e-GMAT provides the tools, and mentors like Rashmi ensure you're using them to their fullest potential.

Highly recommend this course to anyone serious about excelling on the GMAT!

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Strengths:

Unparalleled Verbal Prep: The Verbal section on E-GMAT is simply the best. The frameworks taught—especially for CR and RC—are intuitive and easy to internalize. Even though some practice questions are more difficult than actual test, the conceptual clarity and logical thinking you build are unmatched.

P.A.C.E. in Quant: This feature is a game-changer for managing time. It helps you focus on your weak areas and ensures efficient study sessions.

Would make the product better:

For some practice questions, the answer explanations could be more detailed, especially when dealing with trickier logic or alternate solution paths. This would help learners fully understand the reasoning behind the right (and wrong) options.

The estimated course durations are optimistic. Expect to spend about 1.2x to 1.5x the suggested time for realistic pacing.

My journey:

This was my first attempt at the GMAT, and I prepared for around two months. I started my prep with a 635 on the mba.com mock test. After spending about two weeks studying with free resources, I enrolled in the E-GMAT course. My diagnostic test again resulted in a 635, and based on that, e-GMAT crafted a Personalized Study Plan (PSP) that helped me rebuild my fundamentals—especially in Verbal. The course gave me the tools to approach every question type logically and with confidence.

Quant, on the other hand, tested my endurance early on. It was tougher than the actual GMAT, but that challenge worked in my favor. I began with a Q89 on the diagnostic test, but the rigorous practice questions and sectional mocks humbled me and pushed me to refine my quant skills further. This effort paid off with a perfect Q90 on the actual test.

Another breakthrough for me was in DI section. I learned to manage my time effectively, ensuring I didn’t miss easy questions, and made smart use of the review and edit feature to revisit up to three questions per section. This strategy helped me stay calm, composed, and confident throughout the test.

Verbal was my toughest section—especially Critical Reasoning (CR), where I struggled with harder questions during prep. The actual test, however, felt slightly easier, and all the grind paid off with a V86 on test day.

Overall, my prep journey with E-GMAT was deeply rewarding. The platform is thoughtfully structured, and the team support is excellent. For anyone currently using E-GMAT, I highly recommend making full use of the Coach Connect sessions and mentor support—they can make a real difference.

My Takeaways:
1. Follow a structured approach: Don’t waste time on scattered free resources — start early with E-GMAT or any professional tutor and trust the process; a structured plan always pays off
2. Trust the process: Build faith in e-GMAT’s structured approach, own it, and stick to it—especially on test day
3. Be consistent: Practice regularly and challenge yourself with difficult problems to build endurance
4. Manage your time wisely: Learn to move on—spending too long on a single question rarely helps
5. Allocate extra time: Plan for about 1.2x the estimated study duration in your study plan (PSP)
6. Expect tough practice: The harder drills will make the actual GMAT feel easier

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Strengths:

The strengths include not just the numerous learning videos but also the PACE system that helps you pace up your prep by skipping over parts you are good at. The constant practice tests help you check your progress and identify weak areas.

Would make the product better:

Improvement can be achieved by practice but practice alone will not get the job done. One must identify his weaknesses and patiently understand the concepts to strengthen foundations. Once that is done, adapt to the timing of the test and mirror the test conditions.

My GMAT prep journey was made easy with the help of eGMAT and the wide variety of services on offer.
1) The Fundamentals: eGMAT does a fabulous job of building one’s fundamentals by providing videos on each subtopic for quant, verbal and DI. They also provided learning activities and practice tests for constant evaluation.
2) PACE Engine: The subtopics all have diagnostic quizzes which help skip past topics the user is familiar with. This saves valuable time and helps speed up the process.
3) Neuron: eGMAT provides “Neuron” which is a section which contains 100s of official guide questions with detailed solutions for each one of them. This helps in practice and it also sorts these out based on difficulty levels.
4) Scholaranium: This is probably my most used section. This allows the user to not only practice various different questions from the question bank but one can also attempt sectional mocks for also the test topics. This helps adapting to the timing of the test.
5) SIGMAX mock tests: These are mock tests which mirror the actual GMAT and also help in assessing the position of the individual. These are helpful as the official mocks are limited in number.
I used the service most for quant as I had to build strong foundations in quant concepts as my first diagnostic test revealed a quant score of 67. eGMAT helped me reach a Q90 from a meagre score of Q67, the concept building was superb. eGMAT also helps improving strategy for verbal by providing certain techniques one must use for improving accuracy.
Overall, my experience was excellent and it helped me go from a 495 to 715 in just 2 .5 months.

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Strengths:

lot of different questions for practice
The analytics insights are very good

Would make the product better:

some of the explanations on the questions, it would be great to have a little bit more detailed answers and explanations.

Its a very good product. very useful. helped me improve my verbal score. the explanations on some of the questions are really well put.
The analytics section is really helpful. for me I was able to identify where I spend time on questions and where I need to improve in. for example in verbal I could see a huge time reduction in reading comprehension.
Abha in the last mile program helped me look at issues that I need to focus on and that seemed to do the trick specially in verbal where my score went from 82-88.
The frequent sessions are also helpful.

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Strengths:

Simplistic yet insightful course material
Helps set a realistic timeline for preparation
Helps focus on weak areas by evaluating and pinpointing them out and providing a platform to practice on specific type of questions of choice leaving no room for surprises
Great mentor support
swift assistance by study matter experts
Pace helps save a lot of time on already strong areas

When I purchased this course, I knew little to nothing about the exam. One of my friends recommended it to me who himself scored a 710. I trusted him and saw some trial videos. I was very impressed with their content and simplistic way of teaching. I took a free mock and scored 615. I then purchased the course and they helped me set a realistic timeline for my preparation according to the number of hours I could give each day, my exam deadline and the target score I set, which was 735. And I was able to score 745 after just 2 months of prep. Their course material is very simplistic yet insightful. It really helped me understand the concepts easily and gave me a new perspective especially in Verbal section. Their PACE module helped me save almost a month of prep time as it helped me select and skip portions in which I was already good at. Their cementing process was really helpful too. They have a doubt forum for every question where I could ask doubts regarding that specific question but because of their huge community of students and their learned study matter experts, most of my doubts were already asked and answered to satisfactorily. a few I did ask myself were also answered to very swiftly. Their biggest strength is their analytics which really helped me focus on my weak areas. Scholaranium module helped me evaluate myself and areas I need to work in. Their Neuron module module helped me work on those specific areas as I could choose the specific type of questions I wanted to solve. My mentor Rashmi consistently monitored my progress, motivated me and gave insightful suggestions which really helped me improve a lot even when I didn't actively seek her help and was more than willing to help me out whenever I did. By the time I was prepared, the test offered me no surprises and I was able to score an excellent score without doing anything extraordinary by just trusting the process. I am glad I took their prep course and they helped me get such a good score.

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