Overall, I would recommend this program to anyone interested in taking the GMAT seriously. It is extremely thorough for those that have lots of free time and very customizable for those that are constrained. I personally spent almost all of my time with the quantitative materials and appreciated how they were sorted in a way that made them digestible in shorter periods of time for when I couldn't sit down for three hours. I would also recommend taking the test as early as possible so that you can isolate the topics you need to study. Making the investment in a serious test prep course helped me take the preparation seriously and get the score I was looking for.

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I had a good experience with e-gmat. Among the prep courses available, it is an affordable course and provides much of what is needed during the prep. I'll break up the review into sections, test practice, and the learning mentorship program.

Quant –
My quant was good to begin with, given my engineering background. However, I had a Q86 in my previous attempt. Certain improvements were required. I went through the entire course, tailored to my skill level. Helped me build confidence in sections I was slightly unsure of. The sectional mocks definitely help build muscle of tackling tough questions, which is something you don't get to practice in the OG full length mocks.

Verbal –
Major improvement here. From getting 5-6 wrong in RC to almost getting any wrong. In my 715 attempt, got all RC right, and 2 wrong in CR. Also, built a lot of confidence in Boldface CR too.

DI –
The question banks are pretty good. Good classification among sections, like verbal and quant sections of TPA, so helps in improving certain parts of the section. I believe there is still room for requirement, but I believe that is true for all prep courses since this section is still relatively new.

Sectional and Full-Length Mocks –
The sectional mocks are godsent. They help in multiple ways. Once, you have completed the course structure, the idea is to test your sectional prowess, figure out weak areas, work on them, and repeat the process. The sectional mocks were pretty good for this. Also, helps build the muscle to complete the section in time, although DI in the actual paper has gotten pretty tough and vague, so I believe they'll adapt there eventually.

Last Mile Push Program –
Got personalised mentorship from Rashmi. She helped me identify my weak areas and pushed me to improve on them before appearing for the exam. Helped me with test strategies, and how to draw meaningful learnings from poor performances, which helped a fair bit on the exam day.


My final thoughts are that if you want a major improvement in any/all of the sections, a prep course may prove instrumental, because OG has niether enough questions nor the testing environment needed (OG mocks are still very helpful). The e-gmat program is reasonably priced, covers all bases, and has a good question bank.

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e-GMAT offers a highly tailored and comprehensive learning experience, making it an excellent choice for GMAT preparation. The platform is meticulously designed to cater to individual learning needs, ensuring that students can progress at their own pace while focusing on their weaker areas. One of its standout features is the structured approach to learning, which breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand modules.

Additionally, e-GMAT provides exceptional tracking features that allow students to monitor their progress effectively. With detailed performance analytics, users can identify their strengths and weaknesses, enabling them to optimize their study plan. The course also includes a vast array of quizzes covering almost every topic, helping students assess their understanding in real time.

Another highlight of e-GMAT is its data-driven approach to learning. The platform uses AI-powered insights to suggest personalized study recommendations, ensuring efficient and targeted preparation. The quality of explanations provided for both correct and incorrect answers in quizzes further enhances conceptual clarity.

Overall, e-GMAT is a well-structured and feature-rich platform that offers a comprehensive GMAT prep experience. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skills, its in-depth content and effective tracking tools make it a valuable resource for GMAT aspirants.

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Target Test Prep was fantastic for me. I remember taking my first GMAT focus practice test assured I would do well and getting an awfully low score for my goals (don't remember the exact score but somewhere in the 500s). I dedicated the next 10 months or so to TTP studying everyday and on my first real test got 715 (99th percentile). Can't thank them enough for the amazing course. Like many others I struggled with the quant and data insights. My data insights score actually went up the most and ended up being my strong point (99th percentile,) verbal 98th quant 76th with overall still 99th percentile.

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The main strength I perceived is the amount of questions they have. As a Japanese national, verbal section was going to be the hardest part, but GMAT's quant section was new to me and despite my strength in maths, I did not know what to expect from the exam and the ideal approach, and I struggled with the time management. So, the TTP's comprehensive course and the amount of questions helped me exploit my strength. This was the certainly the case for the verbal section, but on top of that, their chapters covered all the question type with the approach that I should take. Even though I was in around the 30th percentile and sometimes 4th percentile, but within 3 month, I got 98th percentile in the official exam. So, I am sure this course works even for total beginners like I was.

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I found Target Test Prep to be the best option for my learning style and prep situation. I had ~4 months to prepare for and take the test before needing to shift my timing priorities, and due to the nature of my work, I couldn't commit to a live class. TTP's self-paced structure was perfect for me as I could knock out modules when I had the time or spend more time on sections with which I was having more difficulty. The way the course is structured ensures you touch on every concept that could be presented on the test in a variety of ways, and intermittent review quizzes are built in to make sure previously learned concepts stay fresh in your mind. I naturally struggled most with the quant section of the GMAT focus, and the TTP system drastically improved my abilities in that section - the way concepts are taught and layered sequentially makes complex problems easy to digest and tackle. Overall, I would highly recommend TTP to anyone who works well in a self-paced environment.

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If you are looking for a GMAT prep course, I highly recommend you try TTP’s free trial. TTP is an extremely effective prep course with a well-structured and comprehensive curriculum. On top of that, the course is user-friendly and highly supportive. It offers a personalized study plan, an extensive question bank, and an AI assistance to help with any doubts. The daily motivational quotes also keep you encouraged throughout your preparation. As long as you are consistent with your studies, I believe your GMAT journey should be smooth as silk with the TTP course, giving you the confidence to excel.

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I gave the GMAT focus and got 715 (99 percentile). I used Target Test Prep (TTP) for a month to prepare for the GMAT, and it proved to be a highly effective study resource, particularly for the verbal section. TTP offers a comprehensive and methodical curriculum with detailed lessons, high-quality practice questions, and thorough explanations that helped me build a strong foundation and master complex concepts. The adaptive learning paths and flexible study plans allowed me to optimize my limited study time efficiently. Despite the time-intensive nature of the course, I found the platform user-friendly and the analytics tools invaluable for identifying and focusing on weak areas. Overall, TTP was instrumental in helping me achieve a strong GMAT score, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a structured, analytical approach to GMAT prep, especially for those aiming to boost their quant performance.

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I am an undergraduate student at IIT Madras. I tried my hand at GMAT preparation on my own before beginning my GMAT journey with e-GMAT. My growth eventually stalled, and I realized that in order to advance further, I would require a mentor and targeted advice. I was especially drawn to the e-GMAT course because of the affordable prices and the one-on-one mentoring from mentors. It took me about four months as a student to balance my college coursework and GMAT preparation. I could not complete the verbal section in the allotted time earlier. From learning a single topic to major chapters to learning a section to a full-length mock, the e-GMAT course helped me advance step-by-step. I guess that this methodical learning helped me become more adept at handling the GMAT. The GMAT involves more than just problem-solving; it also involves strategy, focus, and timing. The e-GMAT course aids in our mastery of all the elements necessary to score in the test. I was also a part of the LMP program, which is highly personalized, and my mentor assisted me greatly by reviewing my performance and analytics to help me improve. Mentors are very skilled at keeping students mentally together when they lose patience due to a lack of progress in their learning.

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As an undergrad student, I was on the hunt for a GMAT test prep platform where I could build upon my existing academic foundation. All other platforms I tried made me start my quant, verbal and data insights journey from the very beginning. I didn’t think it was the best use of my time because my undergrad program has been rigorous enough to give me the core theoretical foundation. I needed to become a better test taker and learn effective shortcuts - for which TTP was ideal. I learn best while practicing and TTP’s wide array of practice questions for every topic and section suited my needs. The monthly subscription structure aligned well with my financial needs and it helped me complete my full GMAT Focus journey in less than 2 months! I am glad I chose TTP!

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