They helped me in improving 80 points within 15 days. I taken test earlier and scored 585 and my score were fluctuating in mocks also. After my first test, I took shortest duration course from egmat. What I really liked is structure of the course and interface of course which forces you to think rather than just watching the videos.
Their query resolution is so fast, you post query on any question and they respond within few hours also.
Moreover, they assign you a mentor who help you not only related to exam but other related aspects also and really help you in navigating.

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I could improve my score by 90 points to 675 with help of Egmat's guidance . The army of tutors ensured that i correctly followed everything and were strict with what to follow which led me to be disciplined with my approach. I would recommend this course to any person trying out to give GMAT whichever attempt it might be so as to be successful early on because the portal already is really intensive with the variety of questions and the plentiful tests which prepares you fully for the final exam day
The sectional tests, full length mocks are really good for the preparation as well since they not only provide a detailed view of your score but also gives an explanation for each and every answer in the assessment which is huge plus while preparing . The difficulty level of the questions is also at par or above the one actual GMAT has preparing you completely with what can come in the exam . Also make sure anyone enrolled with them actually follows the approach they have towards each section of the examination since it is very technical and surely played a huge role in improving my result

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I think like anyone I would go with a product that is recommended by a friend or family or someone I know can trust on, that's why I joined a GMAT test prep course from another company in June, 2024. I prepared with them but could score only 635 in my first attempt in Oct, 2024. Its not that that company didn't prove to be helpful but it is when I joined e-gmat (being inspired by the results they advertised and student's interviews on youtube) and started my prep again, I saw how much e-gmat is advanced in terms of the quality of course they have structured on their platform.

I purchased a self-paced online course whose features were well suited was as since I didn't want to attend any live or classroom sessions. I knew that I had to fill my gaps in verbal (conceptual gap) not cor and data insights (conceptual gap + in-sufficient practice) - which as per one of the egmat senior team member - Sharddha mam's walkthrough of egmat platform was being covered in the plan I was going to enroll to.

Once I got onboarded, a coach was assigned to me (Rashmi mam) and she guided me in my prep journey. A few things imp for anyone who is starting their prep or is in the process and are looking for tips:

- Be consistent in your prep
(Measure how much time you are spending each day in studying. It used to happen to me that I would feel I have spent about 4 hours a day which was my goal but actually one day when I used online browser clock to get the analysis, I was surprised to know that it was merely 2-.5 hrs. P.S: most my time in studying spent on online learning)

- Build error-log (I didn't like registering my mistakes, I was lazy and I felt I will remember it but all of that was oversight at my end. One fine day I realized this because I was making repetitive mistakes. That's when I thought to myself that let me prepare these error logs for only those areas that are weak for me - CR, MSR, TPA. Although RC was also a weak area for me but I don't think error log was that much required for it. And believe me, revising these error logs frequently helped me a lot. I used egmat's error log templates. Their CR error log template may look overwhelming but I customized it for me to see the question type, mistake made and action items)

- CR Prethink -
(marketed by egmat but pay attention "this is the way to go" if you want to score really good in CR. And note this just a name given by egmat but is not something alien. Open GMAT OG, look at their CR solutions, they too teach exactly the same process. Initially you'll take some time in solving questions but if you keep on practice, you'll see the wonders happening. (P.S.: I've seen even Ron Purewell solve these questions in very similar style))

- RC improvement - follow egmat's way of reading the passage and the best arsenal to get to correct ans is eliminate options instead of going after the right answer. (While reading the passage - think of a third person or author reading that piece of info to you. This will help you understand where author's view is coming into play, what is crucial info and what are just details. Transition words are super imp)

- DI - Practice as much as you can.
(In my first attemo I didn't practiced enough and that was a bug mistake. So, make sure you do and solve the question you got wrong, multiple times even if you feel you know the logic. Egmat helped with the DI section especially to me because it has plethora of questions and also the concepts file for verbal MSR, TPA did wonders for me)

- lastly but most important - believe in yourself and take blessings of GOD each day
(Surround yourself with people who motivates you, fill you with positivity and who care for you. I always had this belief that I'm capable but still on my bad days the doubt used to creep in me but talking to my family and friends, helped me immensely)

P.S. Pardon the flow of the above review and all sort of grammatical mistakes. I just wanted to spend some time to write a honest review of how I'm grateful for the egmat team and also through this inspire some of the students/candidates who are in their journey to prepare for GMAT. No matter what medium you choose to prepare, I wish you all the very best! I know you'll achieve your dreams sooner or later. Cheers!

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Managed to boost my score from 565 (from the e GMAT mock test) to 655 (actual GMAT result) in just a span of 2 months. And that's with me being on and off, not being consistent with practicing every day.

Now imagine yourself with a 4-month time and actually studying every day. You'll score much better than me.

The course really helped with mastering the concepts (which is the most important part), has great practice questions, and the perk I liked the most, a very great mock test exam.

I basically RELIED 100% on this platform, and it works. No other supplements, yes, not even the official guide book.

Sounds crazy, but it works. Of course if you're aiming much higher say 685+ you would have to put in more time, but considering only 2 months (less if you count in terms of effective studying time), I couldn't have asked for more!

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The preparation material provided a complete, all-rounded learning experience.

For Verbal, the modules were exceptionally well-designed, covering all question types and frameworks in detail. The strategies for approaching questions, especially prethinking, proved to be a game changer in boosting accuracy and confidence.

In Quant, the PACE system was particularly useful in optimizing study time. By identifying and allowing me to skip already strong topics, it enabled focused learning on unfamiliar areas, resulting in significant improvements.

The Data Interpretation (DI) section was equally comprehensive, thoroughly covering all relevant topics and equipping me with the necessary tools to tackle complex problems.

Finally, the cementing quizzes, Scholaranium, and mock tests were invaluable for practice. These tools not only reinforced concepts but also simulated real exam conditions, ensuring readiness and boosting confidence.

Overall, the combination of well-structured content and effective practice tools made the preparation journey both efficient and rewarding.

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Hello GMAT Club community!

I’m excited to share my GMAT journey, culminating in a score of 685 (Q88, V83, D81), achieved through focused effort over 4 months and strategic guidance from e-GMAT’s Last Mile Push (LMP) program.

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Background
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Returning to academics after nearly two decades, I identified GMAT as the gateway to my aspirations. Initially, I joined a classroom-based coaching institute to re-establish a study routine. While Quant was my strength, I struggled with Verbal and Data Insights.
My initial strategy relied on strong Quant scores to compensate for weaknesses in other sections. However, a bad day in Quant revealed the limitations of this approach, as my composite score plateaued at 655 with significant risk of going downward depending on Quant performance. I realized I needed to improve Verbal (from V81) and Data Insights (from D76) to achieve my target.

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Turning Point: e-GMAT’s Last Mile Push (LMP) Program
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In December 2024, I joined e-GMAT’s LMP program, with Rashmi as my mentor. She customized a focused 4-week plan. This plan was a game-changer, leading to at least 30-point score improvement in composite score on the back of 2-3 point improvement in Verbal Scaled score and upto 5 point improvement in DI Scaled score!

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Key Contributions of e-GMAT’s LMP Program
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1. Verbal Reasoning Mastery
The structured coursework emphasized clear processes, particularly in Critical Reasoning (CR), where I struggled.
The pre-thinking approach and “Cementing” phase stabilized my Verbal scores at V83, boosting both confidence and predictability through a very data driven process.

2. Data Insights Improvement
e-GMAT’s resources helped me manage time and tackle diverse question types like MSRs, graphs, and tables.
Translating statements into equations for Data Sufficiency and Two-Part Analysis became second nature.

3. Mindset and Strategy
Rashmi’s honest feedback helped me prioritize pacing, avoid getting stuck on tough questions and focus on improvement areas.
My perspective on MSRs transformed from avoidance to confident tackling, thanks to her guidance.

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Tips for GMAT Aspirants
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1. Build trust in structured processes, own them and stick to them on test day.
2. Practice consistently and challenge yourself with hard problems.
3. Focus on refining strategy and mental preparation in the final week.
4. Stay motivated, seek help when needed, and embrace course corrections. Remember in a long journey, there will be ups and downs.
5. Manage your time effectively and don’t dwell on questions that you are not able to tackle. Just move on.
6. Stay calm on test day, adapt to surprises, and treat each section afresh.

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My Takeaway
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e-GMAT’s methodical approach, combined with Rashmi’s mentorship, was instrumental in my success. Their focus on data-driven improvement and strategic preparation gave me the confidence and skills to achieve my goal.
Good luck to all GMAT aspirants—stay focused and trust the process!

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Preparing for GMAT can be frustrating but what makes it even more frustrating is the decision to select a course provider given numerous options in the market. E-GMAT stands out in this list of options for a variety of reasons. One of the best features I found on GMAT is the cementing mechanism which helps one drill the concepts learnt while applying them to actual questions for each topic which can be specifically beneficial if you already have foundations built and are looking to improve your score. Also the sectional tests and the actual mocks on e-gmat resonate with the actual test you will face on your exam date. Another important feature is that for each quiz or test you take you can customize it with difficulty levels of questions you want to attempt. This helps you build consistency by attempting a particular difficulty level which is crucial for securing a high score.
I used the e-gmat product for only 20 days during my journey to improve my score by 60 points to a 695 in focus edition. The last mile push program was pivotal in helping me identify my weaknesses and fill crucial skill gaps required for a high score.

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I had a great experience with e-GMAT. They have an engaging interface with well curated content. Their course is thorough without being too lengthy to finish due to P.A.C.E(Personalized, Adaptive, Course Engine) functionality – You can give mini diagnostic tests to skip topics you are comfortable with. The mocks they provided were also good.

I especially loved their LMP (Last Mile) program wherein they provide you with a mentor for personalized guidance at no extra cost provided you are already at a good level. While my final score ended up being below the original target, my mentor played a significant role in getting me as far as I did. Their insights and practical advice were immensely helpful.

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1. With over 20 years of professional experience, preparing for the GMAT was a unique challenge. I needed to refresh my basics, especially in Quant, while developing strategies tailored to the GMAT’s demands. e-GMAT’s GMAT Online 360 course provided exactly the support I needed, helping me rebuild my foundation and achieve a score of 695.

2. Top 3 Areas Where e-GMAT Helped Me
(a) Strengthening Quant Basics - Reestablishing my grasp on fundamental concepts like Number Properties, Algebra, and Geometry was essential. e-GMAT’s structured modules and detailed explanations simplified even complex topics, allowing me to approach Quant with confidence and precision.
(b) Systematic Approach to Verbal - Tackling the Verbal section, particularly Critical Reasoning (CR) and Reading Comprehension (RC), required a logical, step-by-step approach. e-GMAT’s strategies, such as pre-thinking for CR and identifying key ideas in RC, improved my accuracy and timing, transforming Verbal into a strength.
(c) Cementing Quizzes for Mastery - The Cementing Quizzes helped solidify my understanding and identify areas needing improvement. By focusing on weak points, I developed consistency and ensured I was test-ready.

3. Tips for GMAT Aspirants
(a) Focus on the Fundamentals: Build a strong foundation in Quant and Verbal before advancing to complex topics.
(b) Leverage Frameworks: Use structured approaches like pre-thinking for CR and strategic reading for RC to improve accuracy.
(c) Practice Strategically: Use tools like Cementing Quizzes to target weaknesses and solidify concepts.

4. e-GMAT’s comprehensive platform and personalized insights made the process efficient and results-driven. For anyone seeking to excel in the GMAT, I highly recommend e-GMAT as a trusted partner in the journey.

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When I started my GMAT prep, I was stuck at 595 and had no idea how to move forward. I kept hitting a wall and felt like I’d reached my limit. That’s when I decided to give e-GMAT a shot and it completely changed how I approached the test. Their structured course and tools helped me improve my score to 665. Here’s what really stood out for me:

1. A Verbal Course That Works
The Verbal section was my weakest area, and e-GMAT helped me turn it around.
a) For Critical Reasoning, the pre-thinking technique taught me how to break down arguments logically and anticipate answers before looking at the options. This made tough questions feel much more manageable.
b) For Reading Comprehension, their active reading strategies taught me how to focus on key points in a passage, even when the content was dense or boring.
These methods really stuck with me and helped me gain confidence in Verbal, which was a huge shift from where I started.

2. Scholaranium Platform
Scholaranium is hands down one of the best parts of e-GMAT. The quality of questions is top-notch, they feel very similar to the real GMAT. The platform also gives detailed analytics, so you can clearly see where you’re struggling and where you’re improving.

a) For Verbal, it helped me master things like Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension by drilling into specific problem areas.
b) For Quant, the question bank was challenging, but it pushed me to improve my speed and accuracy.

The feedback from Scholaranium really helped me focus my efforts instead of wasting time on random practice.

3. Cementing Quizzes
The Cementing Quizzes were like the glue that brought everything together for me. These quizzes helped me practice under GMAT-like conditions and build the stamina and confidence I needed for test day. They weren’t just about practice—they were about making sure I fully understood the concepts and could apply them consistently.

The 1-1 mentorship provided in the Last Mile Program is something which stands out with e-GMAT. My mentor Rashmi helped me create an extensive improvement plan focusing on my weak areas which boosted my score to the level I wished. Moreover, they are always available to help and guide you where you feel demotivated and low.

If you’re struggling with the GMAT, I can’t recommend e-GMAT enough. It’s not just a collection of video lessons and quizzes—it’s a well-thought-out system designed to actually help you get better. Whether it’s Verbal, Quant, or just getting over a plateau, they’ve got you covered.

For anyone feeling stuck like I was, e-GMAT could be the thing that makes the difference.

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