I enrolled in the e-GMAT program to strengthen my GMAT foundations. Right from the beginning, their structured course helped me polish fundamentals first: basic concepts, strategy, and logic, before moving on to heavier practice. In quant, this is even-paced as per your learning through diagnostic tests. Their vast question bank is excellent; it allows you to drill down by topic, difficulty, and even weak areas.

The Cementing stage stood out for me: it gave very specific insights into where I was underperforming (for me it was in probability and set theory). Once those were identified, the Neuron practice system provided target drills so I could focus on exactly what needed improvement.

I was also part of the LMP program, which was very helpful. The tutors gave detailed feedback on my persistent weak spots, not just in the abstract, but showing how to address them concretely. The mentors and support team have always been available, whenever I had a question or query, whether related to content, strategy, or timing. They also check in weekly.
Earlier in my preparation, I often ran out of time in Quant and Data Interpretation. Thanks to the course, I finally overcame that. On the GMAT, I completed the Quant section with 15 minutes to spare for review and significantly did better in DI. This was possible due to their course itself.

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TTP helped me so much to study for the GMAT. It was the only thing I used and a very comprehensive study tool, the only one I needed. I appreciated the way the program was set up, and the course covered everything I needed to know on the test. I appreciated the thoroughness of the content and the way the course allowed me to review topics consistently; I felt like that was what helped me make the bump in my score. I would definitely recommend this to anybody thinking of studying for the GMAT. The flexible nature of the course also makes it accessible to anybody working at their own pace.

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My GMAT journey has been full of highs and lows. I started with a 645 in my first attempt, and while I was proud of the effort, I knew I could do better. The months that followed weren’t easy. There were moments of self-doubt, frustration, and even thoughts of giving up. What kept me going was having a structured plan and the right guidance.

e-GMAT played a huge role in this. The biggest help was the constant support from Abha. She was always there when I needed clarity or reassurance, and also helped me identify areas where I was faltering and could improve, especially in test taking strategies. The platform itself gave me a clear process to follow, which was so important when I felt lost. Scholaranium’s vast set of questions helped me practice deeply, identify my gaps, and steadily improve.

Reaching 655 wasn’t just about the score, it was about learning resilience and trusting the process. To future aspirants, always remember to be patient, stay consistent, and believe in yourself.

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E-Gmat has excellent lessons and a huge dataset of questions.

I was majorly looking for Verbal improvement, as my fundamentals in Quant were strong. Luckily, I found e-gmat through a reddit post.

The course has more than enough content to prepare well for GMAT, I owe my verbal score to their approach. The tutorials drill down how to break the argument, quickly identify the conclusion and understand what the author wishes to convey. Pre-thinking helps save a lot of time.

Moreover, Even though it's an online course, their instructor reached out to me to setup a 1:1 personalised session, the session helped me immensely on how to prepare for the exam day, have the winning mindset and helped me stay calm.

I would definitely recommend e-gmat to anyone aiming for a high score.

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I used to only get around 555 on mock tests while only doing the OG questions without using TTP. Being devastated by my performance, I started looking for GMAT practice problems and stumbled across TTP. After two months I was able to achieve around 655 on mock, and got a 675 on the actual test. The Quant practice problems really helped me to write the actual test at ease even with 5 more extra minutes, TTP has a bunch of questions bank with various difficulty, so if you're a lazy person like I am you could just finish all the medium to hard problems, which saves a lot of time.

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I don’t think anything else on the market comes close. It’s so detailed and focuses not only on just getting your knowledge up the curve but also getting your mindset to perform. This second part is as important and can’t be overlooked.

The quant content is super detailed and they really focus on building fundamental understanding and a solid foundation. If you’re the type of person who wants fundamental understanding, this is the course for you. Verbal (I only did CR) gets you understanding on the types of common biases people use in reasoning and really honing in on arguments and how they are structured. I think what I’ve learnt in verbal CR is useful in everyday life to be honest. Their DI course is a combo of these two and honestly quite fun to go through.

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Overall, I am very happy with Target Test Prep. I scored a 715 on my GMAT Focus Edition and attribute most of my success to TTP. I primarily used the Chapter Tests and felt that they were very comprehensive and similar to the actual GMAT test and practice exams. I would strongly recommend the course to other students looking to ace the GMAT. Target Test Prep's review course is also very helpful for learning concepts that you may be rusty on or have not learned before. Target Test Prep + practice exams should be more than sufficient for your entire gmat study.

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I highly recommend Expert Global for GMAT preparation for 4 to 6 months. Their resources have been incredibly helpful in my study journey. The mock tests really help in understanding the difficulty and format of the exam, which really helped me build confidence. I also found their topic-wise explanations clear and in-depth — great for for identifying and improving weak areas. The question bank is especially valuable — challenging, well-structured, and perfect for honing problem-solving skills. Their 15 test series is great for tracking progress and revisitng mistakes during preparation. The course is highly affordable and manageable by working professions and for students as well.

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Overall, it was a pretty good course. There is ample teaching content for every section which is really helpful in case you are a beginner. Saw a slight improvement due to the short duration of the course taken but am confident in their service and will be continuing with the course to prepare for my next gmat attempt.
Saw massive improvement in quant due to their quizzes. (Q83->Q88). Great mocks present on the site. Took a mock 2 days prior and scored a 715 there. The question bank is fantastic and is really helpful for time management. Used a combination of egmat and gmat club to practice. Really helped a lot.

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I can say with very high confidence that TTP was the biggest factor in me getting the high percentile score that I did. It broke down the different sections into several topics, so I could focus on the sections I knew I struggled with and learn the different question types I'd encounter. My personal struggle was entirely with the quant section before getting the software, and it is designed with people like me in mind. Most of the lessons are quant focused, though there are a very good number of Data Insights and Verbal sections as well. I personally found that FOIL, Factors, and Combinometrics came up the most for me on my practice and real exams, so getting a firm grip on those will do a lot of heavy lifting.

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