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When I started out with my preparations for GMAT, I simply started by doing loose questions on the official GMAT website. I was not satisfied with my accuracy and so I signed up for Experts Global Complete GMAT Prep Online. Scoring 540 in my first diagnostic test, I realized I had a lot of work to do. The Student officer helped me map out a study plan that focused on my weak areas. The online course had plenty of material divided section wise to help you practice better. After the official guide, it’s one of the most reliable source of study material. It comes with 15 tests that are very close to the actual test. You need not look for other material as long as you strictly adhere to the study plan and material recommended by them.
Another unique resource was Experts Global shots – these are 2 minute brief videos summarizing important tips and techniques for each topic under verbal and quant section. This is particularly helpful for last minute brush up towards the end. My experience with Experts Global has been great and I highly recommend them.
I was recommended Experts' Global by a friend who'd done pretty well on the GMAT himself. I was a little apprehensive because unlike most other test packs, this wasn't as expensive. I took the free mock and was instantly impressed. I signed up for the 15 full-length tests and I am very satisfied with the test prep. I found the Quant to be slightly harder than other test preps, but that helped me do the quant section well on the GMAT. Particularly liked the text and video explanations for each question. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's looking to practice mocks for GMAT. Practising mock tests from Experts' Global is a great way to supplement your GMAT prep.
This course content is highly gmat like.For those who want a decent score within sort span of time ,this is ideal for them.I used the course for about 2 month and revised the course work and fundamental as much as i can.By the end i was able to grasp fundamental and advance concept .Most interesting parts
was its concept video and module exams according to difficulty level.The videos have covered the concept with ideal time.One will be able to see all the solutions videos which i find very helpful for difficulty question.I wish i have more time to prepare , i could have scored much better.
I will highly recommend to any GMAT aspirants having 2 to 3 moths of time for preparation.
The course contains detailed video explanation for each & every topic related to Quantitative & Verbal section.
Different phases are outlined in the course.
In Phase 1 specific topics are explained in details & questions are provided in the quiz format.
The answer explanations are satisfactory to understand the best approach to the question.
In phases 2 & 3 several other quiz are provided to strengthen the understanding & application of the subject.
Lots of practice materials are provided in the course & it helped me to overcome the weak areas.
While you make progress in the course the practice results get updated accordingly which helps to identify whether the desired level of accuracy is reached or not.
With the course access to 15 mocks is complementary & hence the course comprehensive.
Another important part is it's pricing was at my comfort level.
Overall a very good experience & am looking for a good GMAT score ahead.
Experts Global is one of the most cost-sensitive courses you can enroll in.
It has three great components:
1. Excellent Video Course: The video course is really good and really lays down the foundations for GMAT. It can be done in 2 months. The videos are crisp and to the point.
2. Excellent set of practice questions: The quality of practice questions is really good - especially for quant. Only GMATCLUB might be better than this. Also, the video explanation is really good.
3. Great Set of GMAT Mocks - 15 of them! the Mocks resemble the GMAT official tests, and my scores usually mirrored Official GMAT scores. The tests are with their own video explanations as well
4. GMAT SHOTS: This is the most unique set of videos. They are small videos of 2-3 minute duration which focus on concepts - Helpful.
There are mini tests which take only an hour to complete.The solutions are well explained for all questions and it helps a lot to improve the scores .The concept videos are also very good for all the verbal sections .There are videos which will also help you to understand the mba application process by informing you of the requirements of an essay .You can also prepare for your interview using this course .The videos explain the dos and donts for an mba interview very well .This course is very well designed and is a must for all gmat aspirants .
I had initially scored 640 in GMAT after utilizing several top books in the field. Did well in their mock tests too. However on D-day i experienced that the tests are of a totally different league. am not talking about difficulty, but my mind was already set on a different tone. After reading some reviews of Experts global online i bough the complete package online. The way the course work is set out is really amazing and i am sure you would find this the best way to study. The 15 mock tests are perfect and i can vouch for it since its almost exactly like the real one once you have done it. I scored 700 on my next attempt after preparing on experts global for 2 months.
Experts' Global has played a crucial role in both my GMAT Preparation and my MBA application.
GMAT Study Material:
After trying almost all the different GMAT study sources, I can confidently say that the Experts' Global GMAT study material is a complete package, and I would not recommend using any other content. The study plan is very comprehensive, and their tests are standard and have the same toughness level as of the real GMAT Exam.
For me, the package contains three levels of learning from beginner to advance, and the course is divided into short videos, which take out the factor of boredom. Also, the biggest plus is the 15 mock tests included in the package and tons of short tests after each lesson.
MBA Application:
I evaluated many online consultants before going with Experts’ Global. I assessed all consultants in terms of value for money, the number of reviews, help with interviews, scholarship guarantee, and found Experts’ Global to be the best, among others.
I took the 5-School package, and after completing the application, I got interview calls from all the schools and final admits from 3 schools with decent scholarships. So, based on the result, you can judge how excellent their consulting service is.
I received end-to-end support in my essays, recommendations, and mock interviews. I liked their concept of dividing the whole MBA application process into different milestones. They are always an email/phone call away in case of any help.
The team also conducted several rounds of mock interview sessions. With each session, I realized my response and interview etiquette were improving.
I would conclude by saying that the team is as passionate as you are to help you secure your dream admit.
I went for this course as I saw many positive reviews. However, it is not really good. I studied for 2 months using this app. Used to score 730 in its practice tests. But on actual test I scored 640. I don't know how that happened. It used to feel that the app is good but since it didn't give me the desired result I am giving it 1 star. Plus if you buy the program, be ready for annoying voiced videos with very bad grammar. The person speaking in the video will talk about a grammar concept but will not follow it in the next sentence he speaks.
I'm rating it 1 star but in preview it keeps showing all 5 stars.
Overall: Extremely happy with the programme.
I have sampled other well known GMAT prep programmes also (whose names I will not mention), and I am happy that I took the Experts Global course. What I like about the programme the most is that it is dangerously close to the real GMAT.
The video lessons do not go for the overkill, they are highly GMAT focused. I appreciated that, because I am reasonable at Math, I just was not able to crack quants from the GMAT pov. Even in case of Verbal, concepts of grammar (SC), CR and RC are explained EXACTLY from the POV they are asked on the real test. This was super helpful, because when I attempted the test I was not confused amongst different nuances.
As for the practice questions and the 15 practice tests. I think Experts Global has hacked the exact logic with which GMAC prepares its questions. The questions look and feel exactly like those on the real GMAT. They even test the same concepts with exactly the same modus operandi, that the real GMAT does.
The UI of the practice tests is similar to that of the real GMAT. This also helps, because when your eyes get used to reading read text in a similar font style and the number of clicks are same, the positioning of options is similar, colours are similar etc, then it gives you an organic sense familiarity.
Hello,
This is the first such review for us in a long, long time. We respect your point of view. However, in the interest of complete information to anyone reading this, we must respond and objectively share facts.
Regarding the difference in scores between our mocks and actual GMAT:
We spoke with you and you confirmed that the scores in our mocks were in great sync with scores on GMATPrep- the official mocks. You said your sentiment behind this review is- "I worked hard, I didn't get the score; I will give 1-star".
Plus, your scores were fluctuating a lot and you touched 730 only once. We tried encouraging you to consolidate your prep, give mocks under GMAT-like conditions, and give the test again.
Regarding incorrect grammar:
With all humility, we contest this allegation; please share examples. We do not claim that there cannot be an occasional, minor slip in 200+ hours of our video content but, sorry, "very bad grammar" means something else. A student long ago said something on these lines and when we inquired, it turned out that she was pointing at a sentence spoken in subjunctive mood; her contest was about why a plural verb was used for a singular subject in a sentence like "if it were..."; to her, it was a basic grammatical mistake but those who really understand grammar would appreciate the usage of the plural verb here, given the subjunctive nature of the information. It is likely that your misunderstanding is on similar lines; please share examples.
Regarding poor voice quality:
If you mean poor sound quality, technically- this is factually incorrect; each of 3000+ videos on our YouTube channel and 2000+ videos embedded in our software was duly tested for all technical parameters before making the cut; we continue this practice. Anybody reading this can randomly check any of our videos for voice quality, it is consistent everywhere.
If you mean you did not like the voice of a trainer- on a lighter note, we give a weeklong free trial; we encourage a user to try the course for all such preferences and more... :)
We have every student's best interest close to our hearts. As suggested earlier, we only mean good for you and if we can be any help at any stage, please reach us.
Best wishes.
Hi,
Yes of course I have a "sentiment" attached to my opinion. You can't be serious that I give your course more stars even when it absolutely did not help me improve my score at all! Do you even know how hilarious that sounds! You guys want people to give you 5 stars even when it didn't help them at all!
I know why you guys had a bad review in a long long time. And that is exactly why I did not agree to take down my review even when you approached me and told me to do so. I want my "sentiment" and my "opinion" to be out there. Ultimately, you gave me my money back but the time and efforts that I put in your course could have been utilised in some other course that would have got me better results, and that you cannot return me.
You people were very clear from the start that it was a pre-recorded "purely on-demand program and doubt solving support is not a part of the offering" course and there was absolutely no "encouragement" from your end. I request you stop playing the victim here. There are no victims here. I took your course, couldn't improve my score, I rated it bad. That's it. By the way the person who wrote this seems to be one of those persons who when I sent in a math correction on one of your videos sent me an email saying that I should not complain and "when I disagree with something, I should ask myself 'what am I missing?' rather than declaring the source to be incorrect". Later, you guys recalled that email and admitted that there was a correction indeed.
Regarding the bad grammar, I meant the spoken English that we speak in India. It is obviously flawed and the thing with the videos is that the speaker just tells you the correct grammar and in the next sentence he speaks he is violating the grammar rule he just mentioned. What can I say, it is hard to not pay attention to the audio that you are listening to; to differentiate between the rules and ignore what's being said.
Just to be clear, I have no intent on maligning you guys but I just want my opinion to be out there and let the students decide for themselves.
Take care