Strengths:

The primary strengths lie in the Quantitative ability and the analytics efficiency on the program. Coupled with dedicated mentors accessible through the last mile push program, one can genuinely find it easy to navigate through the paper and explore early on about the obstacles within particular topics.

Would make the product better:

The verbal section can include a few improvements and structuring the course a bit more for the suitability of the test.

The course is exceptional in its quality of helping students adapt to the time pressure that the real GMAT puts on it's students. It helped me personally navigate through the core problem areas that I faced early on and made sure that the same do not arise, utilizing the cementing quizes to validate topic efficiencies.

The program alongside my instructor - Abha seemed very caring from the beginning and it felt like a community supporting me throughout with multiple workshops, an assigned mentor tracking my every step and different sessions throughout the week. The course has a lot of momentum in building up the core skills and helps you remember them during turmoil.

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Strengths:

- Verbal methodology stands out

Would make the product better:

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The e-GMAT course has been an incredible help in my GMAT journey. I started with a score of 605, and my biggest hurdle was verbal. The structured approach of e-GMAT gave me the tools to tackle any verbal question in a logical and systematic way. I never thought I could significantly improve in verbal, but the pre-thinking and analytical methods taught in the course made a huge difference and helped me solve questions with greater speed and accuracy.

The other modules were equally valuable and gave me clear frameworks to approach different sections. However, what truly set this experience apart was the mentorship support from Abha. Beyond providing expert strategies after every mock and sectional test, Abha became much more than a mentor—she was an emotional pillar throughout the preparation process. Her encouragement, understanding, and constant motivation helped me stay focused and confident, especially during challenging phases. She pushed me to my limits while also being incredibly empathetic, which made a significant difference in managing stress and staying driven.

Kudos to Abha and the entire e-GMAT team for creating such a powerful and supportive program!

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The structured and data-driven approach provided by the platform helped me identify my weak areas quickly and it was helpful in improving both conceptual and behavioural aspects. I had only one week for my exam when I joined and my mentor Rashmi took a very realistic approach for the short period of time we had. She helped me identify and improve my behavioural aspect to maintain consistency between mocks and real exam by going through my mock test results and identifying how to manage my time better. With Rashmi's help I was able to improve my score from 635 to 695.

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Strengths:

The biggest strength of e-GMAT’s online course, especially the Last Mile Push program, is its structured and data-driven approach. The platform helps you zero in on your weak areas, both conceptual and behavioural, which makes prep far more efficient than just going through questions randomly. My mentor, Rashmi, was fantastic at identifying exactly where I was going wrong, both in terms of concepts and test-taking habits. With her targeted guidance, I saw a huge improvement in my verbal performance. The tracking and analytics tools also make it easy to spot patterns, like which questions take you the most time or where you keep making mistakes.

Would make the product better:

One major area to improve is the use of AI for crafting verbal questions and for responding in the comment sections. Sometimes the AI-generated RC passages become overly complicated, making them difficult to understand for the wrong reasons.

Also, when students post doubts, the AI often gives generic or circular answers, instead of breaking down the reasoning or showing how to apply the learning to similar problems. Having more human-led explanations here would make a big difference.

I joined e-GMAT’s Last-Mile-Push because I had plateaued. My earlier score was 715, and even after going through my error log several times, I couldn't identify where I could improve my score any further.

Joining EGMAT did exactly what I needed. Rashmi first started by analyzing my mock scores and had me take several quizzes to build up data. That's when the real power of the platform came in. The type of questions that I didn't even know earlier that I faltered on surfaced, and we had a plan on what to tackle.

Rashmi then tailored the program to the modules I should be doing and had me practice questions to cement it. The course content itself is clear, bite-sized, and reinforced by “cementing” quizzes that won’t let you progress until you’re truly fluent.

The analytics dashboard is what truly sets EGMAT apart. I have tried out a couple more platforms, and I think the type of insight EGMAT provides is unmatched.

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I recently scored 655 on the GMAT Focus (710 Classic), and I truly credit e-GMAT for helping me get there.

Their CR strategies-like Pre-thinking, the ABC method, and identifying conclusions-completely changed how I approached questions.

I was especially weak in MSR, but thanks to their structured approach, I was able to confidently handle two MSR sets on test day.

The mentorship is a standout feature. The mentors regularly review your performance and offer personalized insights that really helped me focus on the right areas.

Plus, the quality of questions and fast doubt resolution made a huge difference in my prep.

If you're looking for a well-structured, supportive, and effective GMAT prep course, I highly recommend e-GMAT.

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e-GMAT follows a highly structured and methodical approach towards score improvement. The course is designed in a stage-wise progression, where each concept is built systematically on top of the previous one. This layering ensures that learning goes beyond surface-level familiarity and leads to deep conceptual clarity. Because of this depth, the strategies and approaches acquired are not just useful in the short term but also get retained effectively for the long run.

Another standout aspect is their support ecosystem. The doubt-resolution and mentorship channels are extremely responsive, continuous, and personalized, ensuring that at no point does a student feel stuck or directionless. The regular feedback and tailored guidance make the preparation journey much more structured, disciplined, and result-oriented, which ultimately helps sustain both learning momentum and confidence.

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Strengths:

Extensive Question Bank: The platform's vast collection of practice questions was a game-changer. Most questions I encountered on test day felt familiar because I had practiced similar patterns on e-GMAT. This eliminated surprise elements and boosted my confidence significantly.
Sectional Tests: During my final preparation phase, when I didn't have time for full-length mocks, e-GMAT's sectional tests were invaluable. I could focus specifically on Data Insights (my weakest area) or Verbal in dedicated 45-minute sessions, helping me stay sharp and improve targeted skills.
Topic-Wise Practice: When I identified specific gaps through sectional performance, e-GMAT's topic-wise tests helped me drill down to exact problem areas. Instead of broad review, I could practice specific subtopics and immediately see improvement.
Pattern Recognition Development: The detailed solutions helped me develop crucial pattern recognition skills. In Data Insights, where speed was my biggest challenge, this pattern recognition allowed me to approach questions more efficiently and confidently.
Quality Over Quantity: The questions closely resembled actual GMAT problems, making my practice time highly effective. This similarity meant I didn't waste time on irrelevant question types.

When I started my GMAT preparation with a 675 baseline, I knew I needed a comprehensive platform to reach my target of 700+. e-GMAT proved to be exactly what I needed for my second attempt success.

Extensive Question Bank: The platform's vast collection of practice questions was a game-changer. Most questions I encountered on test day felt familiar because I had practiced similar patterns on e-GMAT. This eliminated surprise elements and boosted my confidence significantly.
Sectional Tests: During my final preparation phase, when I didn't have time for full-length mocks, e-GMAT's sectional tests were invaluable. I could focus specifically on Data Insights (my weakest area) or Verbal in dedicated 45-minute sessions, helping me stay sharp and improve targeted skills.
Topic-Wise Practice: When I identified specific gaps through sectional performance, e-GMAT's topic-wise tests helped me drill down to exact problem areas. Instead of broad review, I could practice specific subtopics and immediately see improvement.
Pattern Recognition Development: The detailed solutions helped me develop crucial pattern recognition skills. In Data Insights, where speed was my biggest challenge, this pattern recognition allowed me to approach questions more efficiently and confidently.
Quality Over Quantity: The questions closely resembled actual GMAT problems, making my practice time highly effective. This similarity meant I didn't waste time on irrelevant question types.


For anyone serious about crossing the 700 mark, e-GMAT provides the structured, comprehensive preparation needed. The platform's flexibility allowed me to customize my prep strategy while maintaining consistent quality practice.

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After scoring a 635 on my first GMAT attempt, I decided to give e-GMAT’s Last Mile Push program a try. My goal was to bump my score up to 675+, and with only two weeks left before my next attempt, I needed something structured and efficient. That’s where e-GMAT and my mentor, Rashmi, made a big difference.
A few things I really liked about the program:
1. The theory modules are super well-structured. Before each topic, there's a diagnostic test that tells you whether you can skip the lesson or need to go through it in detail which was a real time-saver.
2. The testing platform is another major plus. You can create custom quizzes based on topic and difficulty level, which helped me really nail down areas like Number Properties that I was struggling with.
3. Post-quiz analytics are spot on. The platform tells you exactly which topics need more work and gives you plenty of targeted practice to improve.
4. I actually found e-GMAT’s mock tests to be a better reflection of my performance compared to the official mba.com mocks. Although that might partly be because I was less anxious after giving an earlier attempt.

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I chose E-gmat following the recommendation of a friend who had a good experience using it. The modules the emphasized process skills helped cement best practices to approach tough problems efficiently and effectively. It helped me approach each question strategically and watch out for the tricks that the gmat uses to trip up test takers. Because I only had a month and a half before my test, PACE optimized my study time and allowed me to focus on my weakest topics within the limited time I had. Rashmi was also a great help in reviewing my progress throughout, analyzing my performance in mocks and strategized which topics to prioritize in order to achieve my target score.

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Strengths:

Concept breakdown and application with cementing quizzes and video tutorials were quite detailed. Clarity of instructions is what made me sign up for the e-gmat course, and I'd urge anyone struggling with verbal to get a month's subscription of e-gmat to build conviction and then take a 3-months subscription if you want to explore other modules.

Would make the product better:

If e-gmat can provide tracking error log inside the platform for each question rather than managing on sheets separately, that would be a more native and wholesome experience.

I loved the experience of 100% async e-learning platform offered by e-gmat and will buy an extension pack for the 2nd attempt as I didn't do well on DI this time around at all. I also look forward to work with the counsellor closely to get to my target score. Highly recommend the course to anyone struggling with structure, time management or self-learning as the platform creates a study planner to get you started and keep you motivated.

Tip: Talking to your counsellor more often can help. I didn't do that in my first attempt so here we are.

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