Very well thought out, TTP's course essentially helped me comprehend questions differently. I love how they have an option to customize difficulty based off target score, cheat sheets, practice questions in every module to test and solidify concepts and many tips and tricks throughout the course like taking notes and practicing untimed to improve accuracy, which really helped my score get to where it is today. The flexibility of the course stood out for me as well, I could pace it as I wished, and with a busy work schedule, this is exactly what I needed. I strongly recommend this program for anyone struggling with the new GMAT format.

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The preparatory course I took for the GFE was outstanding and provided a comprehensive range of high-quality study materials and mock tests. The course was meticulously designed to cover all aspects of the exam, and the depth of the resources available greatly contributed to my understanding and readiness. Additionally, the support team was exceptionally helpful; they were quick to respond to any queries I had and provided detailed assistance through the portal. My mentor played a crucial role in my preparation as well, offering invaluable guidance in developing effective study plans and strategies. Their support was instrumental in helping me enhance my performance on the GMAT, making the entire preparation process more manageable and effective.

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Target Test Prep (TTP) is the perfect prep course to prepare for the GMAT. The course builds on itself in a very natural way. It takes itself seriously -- the course is comprehensive and a ton of work if you're looking for a high score, but it pays off. It's got tons of great practice problems, detailed solutions, and video walkthroughs. Even more valuable, the course itself teaches you everything you need to know--including what kinds of questions show up on test day and strategies for quickly solving problems--which proved vital on test day since on the GMAT, speed is crucial. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to score 95th percentile or above.

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Egmat offers an amazing gmat prep course which helped me get a good score on the gmat. Their tricks and tips on quant are very handy and can save you a lot of time on the exam. I also got the opportunity to work with Dhruv who was my mentor in their LMP program.
He gave me personalised insights to action upon. They provide a good study plan as well. In addition to that their mocks are very reliable and a but on the tougher side . So if you get a good score in their locks then you can certainly ace the gmat. Verbal and DI sections were amazing as well. Overall it is a great course and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking to ace the Gmat exam.

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I initially scored 645 on my first attempt, using resources mainly from OG and E-gmat. I needed a curated strategy and course to improve my score and stumbled upon a video of a GMATWhiz lesson from Gmatclub.
Next, I signed up for the course and found the intuitive interface a way to strengthen my weaker areas. Also, I took personal guidance from Piyush and Sunita Ma'am.
Firstly, my fundamentals were polished to make certain topics more logical. Then, the team focused on my weaknesses and showed me alternate ways to solve problems efficiently. Time management was another crucial skill that was reinforced along with strategies on tackling tougher questions, which are the most important part to nail in order to achieve high scores.
Overall, the course and interactions proved to be the key unlock the potential for a good score.

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The ability to break down an exam into its core components and then practice those allows for marvelous increases in speed and accuracy towards taking the exam. The speed portion allows you to spend more time on difficult questions, courtesy of the numerous practice questions that emphasize repetition, but also as your accuracy improves, you feel yourself gliding through the exam. This is courtesy of the numerous ways you'll see the same problem or question framed such that one may be able to recognize the inherent pattern within to apply it to a multitude of different scenarios and problems henceforth. It becomes less of an exam and more of an exercise with sufficient practice with TTP's product

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Here’s why I believe Target Test Prep is the top choice for anyone aiming to improve their GMAT score:

1. Balanced Focus on Core and Hard Skills
What I loved about TTP is their balanced focus on teaching both the essential GMAT content and valuable hard skills like attention to detail and critical thinking. This isn’t just about acing the test; these are skills that are invaluable in business school and in your career. TTP’s approach prepared me for the GMAT and helped me develop a mindset that will benefit me in the long term.

2. Truly Comprehensive Course Content
The TTP course is impressively thorough, covering everything from fundamental math concepts to advanced verbal strategies. But they don’t stop there—they also pay attention to the little things, like suggesting a motivating soundtrack for your drive to the test center. It might seem minor, but it’s these small, thoughtful touches that add up to make a big difference. TTP understands that success often comes from a series of small, consistent efforts, and they make sure every aspect of your prep is covered.

3. Genuine Support and Personalized Guidance
Another thing that sets TTP apart is the genuine support and care from their team. I initially thought their support would just be through the online portal, but I was pleasantly surprised when I started receiving personal emails where I could ask questions and get specific advice. The responses were always prompt and sincere, providing real guidance without any fluff. This personal touch really helped me feel supported throughout my prep journey.

4. Smart Error Tracking and Targeted Practice
One of the standout features of TTP is their error tracking system. As you practice, you can mark the reasons behind your mistakes, and TTP uses this data to help you identify patterns and focus on areas that need improvement. This targeted practice approach is incredibly effective because it helps prevent you from making the same mistakes over and over again, which is key to achieving a higher score.

5. Straightforward Approach with Real Results
After trying several other GMAT prep courses that made big promises with flashy methods, I found TTP’s straightforward, no-nonsense approach refreshing. They don’t promise any quick fixes or gimmicks; instead, they focus on what really matters—understanding the material and putting in the work. This honest, realistic approach was exactly what I needed to achieve my goals.

In Conclusion: The Best GMAT Prep Course Out There

Overall, Target Test Prep exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s more than just a test prep course; it’s a comprehensive program that equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed on the GMAT and beyond. If you’re looking for a course that genuinely cares about your success, offers detailed and thorough content, and provides innovative tools for continuous improvement, Target Test Prep is the way to go. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about improving their GMAT score and preparing for a successful future in business school.

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The flexibility that the program offers is great. The ability to work on and choose your own schedule was a big selling point of the program. It meant that I could take up more on the days that I had the time and energy to do so, while also being able to take up less on the days that wer a little hectic and I could not put in as much effort as I would have liked to. The lessons are well thought out and well structured and the number of questions that you get exposure to, through the chapter tests, lesson tests and dedicated reviews is great. The number of questions one gets exposure to encourages you to find alternative approaches to questions which is quite helpful for the more difficult questions on the GMAT.

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I started my GMAT preparation in January 2024. On a friend's advice, I registered myself for the egamt's Online 360 course. Before starting the course, I attempted a full length egmat mock and scored 425. Time management was the biggest concern for me. I realized I wasn't ready for this exam and needed a structured approach for my preparations.

I started doing all the module courses to get hold of the concepts in quant and verbal. I was doing decently well in the module tests and kept moving ahead in the course. In one of the module tests when my score was low, I decided to write a mail to egmat support to have a look, review my preparations and provide some feedback. Honestly speaking I didn't have many expectations from an online portal providing any sort of mentorship but decided to seek help just for the sake of it.

To my surprise, the reply that I received was very assuring and motivating. Hereon, egmat mentor Ms Rashmi Vaidya became a dedicated virtual mentor for me for the following months of my preparations. I moved places and relocated 3 times between January and April. This combined with the unpredictable nature of workload at a startup I would have weeks when I couldn't study even for an hour. But Rashmi and sometimes other mentors who would write to me would still be very patient and supportive.

By April 15 I had finally settled at one location and decided to study regularly aiming to take the exam around the end of June. During this time Rashmi gave me a reality check. Knowing concepts well just by covering the module courses was only 1/3rd of the preparations done for GMAT. She introduced me to the egmat idea of ‘cementing’ and ‘test readiness’ stages post finishing the online modules. The true importance of this I realized post my first attempt.

I completed all three stages for quant, did it partially for verbal and could not finish even the module courses for DI by end of June. I had fixed the exam date as 11th July. So, by end June I started giving official mocks and following were my scores

Mock 1 – 645 Q-84, V-80, DI-81.

Mock 2 – 595 Q-84, V-79, DI-76.

Mock 3 – 675 Q-86, V-83, DI-81

egmat mock - 595

I was having serious issues with time management in both verbal and DI. Invariably having to guess 5-6 questions in the end for both these sections in each mock. This was a result of not doing cementing and test readiness for those two sections.

The final exam was no different, I had time management issues in both verbal and DI. Guessed last 4 answers in verbal and 6/7 answers in DI.

Final exam score: 655 Q-87, V-80, DI-80.

I know the score isn’t exceptional, but it isn’t bad either. I can’t thank Rashmi enough for guiding me through this journey and being so patient with the erratic nature of my possible study schedules.
I must say if you take this online course and actually diligently complete all three stages of preparation on egmat portal, with the required score metrics, no force can stop you from getting an exceptionally high score at GMAT focus edition.

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I strongly recommend egmat course. It is a very effective medium of learning and the whole ecosystem of this course is student oriented. I have had experience with Magoosh too but i found this course way way better. The questions, video lessons, mock test, text explanation, responsive team, are just excellent.
I found that the egmat course is very balanced. It will not over inform and confuse you but take you through every concept very diligently just enough to score well in the test. The video lessons are very interactive and the text explanations are as good as the video lessons. Also, the experts guide directly through various online workshops. The team is very prompt and responsive in case of any query. All the queries that i have posted till now, I have received a response within 24 hours.
The mock tests that they provide, very closely simulate the actual test experience, especially the user interface part and the type of questions.

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