I bought this course for 2 months after giving my first attempt (645) and my only motive to take the course was to improve the verbal score. And I am glad it improved by a lot. E-GMAT curriculum help me achieve my target of 675 with improving my verbal from V79 to V84. Even there Quants section is quite comprehensive and DI has lots of variety of questions which will prepare you to tackle any kind of challenges. To anyone starting fresh for GMAT or someone who is consistently hitting the same score and not improving, I would recommend folks to go with a mentor program because they can guide you with right approach to tackle and break the barrier.

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When I first started prepping, I approached the GMAT like an academic test — grind hard, get it perfect, win. But the GMAT Focus is different. It’s strategic, psychological, and punishing if you overinvest in the wrong moment. That realization came through e-GMAT’s brilliant learning modules, and more importantly, through personalized mentoring. Abha was super helpful in teaching me to unlearn my ability to not be able to let go of questions.

I used to obsess over questions mid-section — especially in Quant and DI. I’d spend 3–4 minutes on a problem, determined to crack it. The irony? That stubbornness lowered my score. I wasn’t letting the algorithm see my full ability because I was getting stuck early and dropping pacing later.

Abha worked with me to retrain my instincts. She taught me how to recognize when to let go — to guess confidently and move on, and to preserve mental energy for later questions.

The e-GMAT Edge
1. Scholaranium & Custom Quizzes
This was where the real transformation happened. I used Scholaranium not just for practice, but to simulate test-day conditions — complete with decision fatigue, time pressure, and letting go. I created custom quizzes that targeted my exact weaknesses (e.g., overlapping sets, inference questions in RC), and used the analytics to measure progress.

2. CR & RC Frameworks
The pre-thinking method for CR and the structured reading strategy for RC gave me mental clarity. I stopped panicking during Verbal. For the first time, I actually felt in control of my responses.

3. Mindset Coaching from Abha
This deserves its own section. Abha was more than a mentor — she became a coach, a sounding board, and a calming presence. She didn’t just tell me what to fix. She helped me unpack why I was getting stuck, how to trust myself again, and how to walk into the exam with conviction, not anxiety.

I ended up with a 695 on the GMAT Focus, which places me in the 98th percentile globally - and puts me in a really good place for my applications. I can't thank e-GMAT and Abha enough for the same!

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