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Experts’ Global's GMAT test series adds high value because of its high quality tests and helpful explanations, providing a real GMAT feel. I wholeheartedly recommend Experts' Global to anyone seeking to enhance their GMAT score within a short time frame.
Additionally, I really appreciate the GMAT shots and mock tests. The scoring for the mock tests is aligned with the new focus edition's techniques, making it easy to gauge one's progress accurately. Additionally, the preparation tips that appear each time the screen loads are a fantastic addition, offering useful advice and motivation. Anyone taking these tests will clearly understand where they stand in their preparation journey.
Extensive course which is divided into 3 phases. You start with a conceptual understanding of all modules and gradually move to phases 2 & 3 to practice and concrete your understanding.
-Quant section -> All concepts are covered in depth with practice questions at the end of each module. The course focuses on conceptual understanding with a couple of tricks to help you be test-ready.
-Verbal -> Focuses on conceptual understanding (I know, I have said this 100 times already but trust me, GMAT requires you to have conceptual clarity).
- DI -> Tough questions which will cover all bases. Not much new to learn.
Experts Global's GMAT Review was super helpful in pushing my prep to a higher level. The curriculum is comprehensive, covering the wide range of questions tested on the GMAT. Their interface made it easy to navigate through all the material efficiently.
The detailed video solutions were a standout feature for me, and really helped me understand my mistakes. The helpful tips and shortcuts in the solutions helped me improve my approach to similar questions.
The mock tests closely mimic the actual GMAT in both format and difficulty. The performance analytics at the end of the mocks were great for tracking progress and identifying weak areas which required more practice or revision. The mocks really helped build my confidence and stamina for the real exam.
Overall, Experts Global's GMAT Review is an excellent prep tool. I would highly recommend it to anyone serious about excelling in the GMAT.
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An amazing experience overall. e-GMAT sorted my approach out and helped me understand how the solve the question right, in the right way. It helped me not only zero down on the right option, but also clearly and logically eliminate the other four choices. Something I used to struggle with a lot in the past.
The scholaranium really helped me get into the practise zone, and some of the key insights were amazing to help set the behaviors required to excel in GMAT.
The Quant content is also tougher, which prepare you well for the actual GMAT level questions, and is holistic is covering all the syllabus end to end.
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I bought the E-gmat course in December as I was struggling with my quantitative and verbal. The course is well structured and provides you with pertinent analytics to track your progress as you progress through the modules.
I'm impressed by the repository of questions they have, which makes practicing very easy.
I was part of the LMP program, so I was assigned a mentor who would help me track my progress and guide me in the right direction when I had to refine my weaker sections.
All in all, I would highly recommend E-Gmat, but I would also suggest giving it your 100% as the content is vast and intense.
Target Test Prep has been great for my GMAT journey. I started with a 475 and bumped my score up to a 675 on the GMAT focus in less than three months. There are so many questions for each topic which allowed me to really hone in on topics and master them. I like how they outline a organized learning plan for you with questions for each chapter. One thing to note is that the learning plan will take over 3 months to do. I barely finished my entire learning plan and still got a 200 bump in score so if you are able to really dedicate and prepare a several months to TTP I am positive that you can get an even better bump or score!
Hi Blee,
first congrats on your great score. I only have two Month for the Preparation of the GMAT. Would you still recommend TTP in this case, since you mentioned that the learning path takes 3-4 month, or can this be done quicker than suggested by TTP?
I recently took the GMAT and scored 685, and I owe a significant part of my success to the e-GMAT course and the invaluable guidance I received from my mentor, Dhruv.
Course Content and Structure: The e-GMAT course is exceptionally well-structured, providing comprehensive coverage of all the GMAT sections. What I particularly appreciated was the systematic approach: building the concept first, then using examples to explain these concepts, and finally reinforcing them through cementing quizzes. This approach ensured that I had a solid understanding of the material before moving on to more complex topics. Additionally, the course effectively covered specific question types, which was crucial.
Mentorship by Dhruv: Towards the last two weeks of my preparation, I got in touch with my mentor, Dhruv, when I wasn’t scoring well in the practice quizzes. His personalized guidance, encouragement, and insightful feedback were instrumental in turning things around for me. Dhruv helped me identify my weak sections and guided me to reattempt these areas in theory, which was crucial as a last-minute push. He provided a plan and was prompt with planning at every step. He understood the need to connect and didn’t hesitate to set up a call when I needed it.
Overall Experience: Overall, the e-GMAT course, combined with Dhruv's mentorship, provided me with a robust preparation framework that was both efficient and effective. I highly recommend the e-GMAT course to anyone preparing for the GMAT, and if you have the opportunity to work with Dhruv, you are in excellent hands.
Thank you, e-GMAT and Dhruv, for helping me achieve a 685 on the GMAT!
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It was a great course. The calendar view along with being able to put on how many hours I had each day/week really helped me know how long it would take and put some needed pressure on me to focus.
Not needing to use any other sources to study and not having to plan every time I study was helpful, made the whole process easier. I recommended it to other because once you study using TTP, you don't need anything else to study the material.
After doing this, your only focus needs to be to maximize test day ability and put yourself in that headspace to do exactly what you have been doing while practicing, which again, TTP helps with
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Verified GMAT Focus score:
685 Q81 V89 DI82 (Online)
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Target Test Prep was the single most impactful GMAT preparation service I used, specifically for the quant section. As someone with little experience in math, I scored a 29 percentile on the quant section of my diagnostic test. It was very apparent I needed a crash course, so I purchased a TTP subscription. I couldn’t be more satisfied with the decision.
TTP provided a comprehensive review of each topic in the quant section. You cover each topic by reading short digestible passages and immediately applying the concept to practice problems. Instead of becoming bogged down by lengthy readings, you learn a new concept, validate your understanding, and move on. This approach makes the course significantly more fun and engaging. At the end of each section, you are given practice tests of easy, medium, and hard difficulty. This organization forces you to both master the basics and apply new concepts to unfamiliar problems. Through TTP, I improved to 71 percentile in quant and raised my overall GMAT score by 90 points! Highly recommend.
Overall Target Test Prep is in my opinion the best GMAT prep service out there. The course is designed to take anyone to a 705+ GMAT focus score with how thoroughly they cover each topic. I found the quant section on the actual GMAT focus was significantly easier than the TTP quant prep. While I was not able to complete even half the course with the 5-10 hours I set aside for GMAT studying each weak, I was able to identify my weaknesses and with the thoroughness of the TTP course was able to fill in those weaknesses. The many practice tests also allowed me practice my timing which proved instrumental in the actual test and allowed me to get the most out of the official mba.com practice tests by getting true benchmark scores without timing issues affecting my score.
Should I enroll in their course if I aim to target 690+ for the main exam?