Being a non native English speaker, I took egmat's verbal online course to improve specifically on verbal section. The content of the course is very good. The SC section is exhaustive and explained in great detail. The practice tests in each module of SC,CR and RC fine tunes one's preparation. Though RC is my weakest area, the confidence that I got after going through the other sections of the course was tremendous. Supplement the course with additional practice sessions in Scholaranium and surely, one can aim for a high verbal score. Lastly, I want to emphasize that its a very good course for non natives and I strongly recommend candidates to take this course to succeed in gmat's verbal section.

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I gave my GMAT once and got a score of 640 by preparing on my own by referring to Manhattan Review & Official Guides. As a non-native speaker(frm India) I sometimes didn't get the reason of why am I doing wrong and why an option is correct. I was just getting scores of 620-660 in mocks then. After giving my GMAT I understood that a real-teacher like course is needed to improve yourself. As a banker with transfers I really didn't think of going to a classroom program. That's when I chose e-GMAT Verbal Online. The course material covers everything that a non-native speaker would want to and covers all the Question ranges. The materials and the examples are top-class and will point at the basic concepts and how best to deal with the flaws in most of the questions so that your accuracy is maintained right from the first tutorial. The forum provides replies from the experts and they're very friendly. Now, after completing their course, I started attempting mocks and I see that I am getting somewhere between 720-750. I am giving my GMAT in 2 month's time and I hope to replicate the scores from my mocks. Thank you E-GMAT for increasing my confidence!

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E Gmat provides you with many useful strategies to get more than 700 on the exam. Since I started studying with E Gmat, I am recommending it to all my friends. E gmat provides you with tough questions that let you learn the concepts of the real exam. Also, they give you detailed solutions of the official questions. For that reason, you can be sure that you will learn the concepts. Trust me, I have tried to study with other Gmat Prep Softwares, however, no one explains you the concepts as good as E Gmat does. I consider that E gmat is the best option for Non Natives Speakers.

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The e-gmat verbal tutorials are excellent for non-native English speakers like me. The tutorials explain concepts in a simple and easy to grasp manner. For sentence correction I used to go with my ear i.e how the sentence would sound to me and would hover around the 94 percentile but e-gmat helped push my score to 99 percentile. The tutorial on Verb-ed and Verb-ing helped me especially as verbs were my Waterloo.
I stopped following my ear and strictly applied the grammar rules and lo and behold my score increased drastically. I feel e-gmat's sentence correction is very helpful especially for non-natives because the English we speak is very different from gmat English.

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I looked up the various available resources on GMAT preparation on gmatclub.com when I could not move my verbal score upwards after trying the different books on Sentence Correction and Critical Reasoning.

I realized that the online verbal course by e-GMAT differentiates itself from other online and offline course materials in the extensive list of topics covered and the practice tests at the end of each of those lessons. Knowledge about every possible concept is very important especially when you aim to score higher on the GMAT and the test tends to surprise you with a wide variety of questions as you progress. The video mode of learning ensures that you remain engaged throughout the learning process.

Overall, I would definitely recommend the verbal online course to my friends preparing for GMAT and are hoping to achieve a higher score.

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I had already taken a good known verbal course and even after studying verbal part, I was not able to answer verbal questions. Then I found online webinar from E-Gmat and was very impressed with their methodology of Pre-Thinking. With Pre-thinking method and dividing SC questions into parts was very helpful. I started understanding SC questions much better after going some of the verbal online tutorials. Also I found related GMAT OG questions at the end of every tutorial; these really help to sync with official guide. For RC, I was not very sure if I should just skim the passage or read whole passage as I feel I am a slow reader. I learnt 7 step method from E-GMAT after which I realized that though first question takes more time as you are reading the whole passage and taking notes, but then you can answer rest of related passage much quicker.

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I am a non native speaker & the first time I gave the gmat exam with minimal study I got V15.This was tooo low!
Next time I did SC,CR ,RC from the tutorials on EGMAT to receive a score of V30.This was with full time work and I did not get any time to revise the SC course.I am extending my E-gmat course and have given myself 40 days to improve my score from V30 to v40'S.According to my ESR report my weakness lies in the SC area and this is where I will put maximum effort.E-gmat has a very structured approach towards learning verbal and remembering RULES thus If you go through all their lessons and revise them before the exam V 35+ should not be a hard task.

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I gave my exam yesterday and scored a 730. My split was V48 V42 in maths and verbal respectively. I had enrolled for the E-gmat Sentence correction course and the thing i appreciated most was the sincerity in preparing the audio visuals. When i started out my preparation i used to score around 660, primarily because i was not doing well in sentence correction. Even though i did extremely well in rc and cr , i struggled with sc because i lacked a proper approach. Thankfully E-gmat fixed that.
Egmat provides a good number of practice questions and equally good explanations. Their approach to sentence correction is probably the best among all the prep companies.Even if you cannot follow their exact methodology, the course will equip you with enough knowledge to spot the errors. Overall i feel it was a great decision to purchase this course and it probably pushed my score up by 20-30 points.

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I am very happy with the two e-GMAT Verbal Online courses that I used (SC & CR). This courses were important tools in my path from 30V to 40V in 3 months.

I decided to take these online courses after some research on the web and how it was rated for non-native speakers like me. The reviews were right! The videos and the sources that I found there were very easy to understand and gave me an effective approach to face verbal questions.

Finally, despite some problems with the speed of the videos I found that the platform was very friendly. I definitely recommend this course to complement the preparation for GMAT of any non-native speaker.

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E-Gmat proved to be pivotal in me getting a V39 on the eventual GMAT exam. It is a good starting point for international students. All the concepts were explained clearly and the videos proved to be a very good tool to learn.
I also liked the concept of scholaranium and the analyses provided after each test. The ability to track my performance after 5-6 tests really helped me identify my weaknesses.
The tests after each section or topic were also very helpful, I just wish that the questions in scholaranium were not a repeat of the questions that I had already practiced as that didn't reflect the correct score that I should have achieved.
Overall, I would definitely recommend any non native speakers to go for the EGMAT verbal course.

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