My experience with Target Test Prep was nothing short of exceptional, and what truly sets it apart is the unparalleled customizability that caters to individual learning needs. The program's standout feature lies in its high-quality practice questions, accurately representing the challenges encountered in the GMAT Focus exam.

Target Test Prep's tailored approach ensured that my study plan focused precisely on the areas requiring improvement, eliminating unnecessary time spent on already mastered concepts. The adaptive nature of the course, coupled with a plethora of realistic practice questions, created a dynamic and challenging learning environment. In just five weeks, I witnessed a significant improvement in my GMAT Focus score, climbing from 535 to an impressive 605.

The user-friendly interface, detailed explanations, and continuous support from the Target Test Prep team enhanced my overall experience. I highly recommend Target Test Prep to anyone seeking a GMAT preparation program that not only understands individual learning needs but also delivers rapid score improvement through accurate representation of GMAT Focus exam challenges. My success story is a testament to the program's effectiveness in providing targeted, efficient, and engaging preparation.

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great service, i mean i prepped for one month and got 705. can't complain. i mean I'm a lawyer by trade and I haven't touched math since freshman year. TargetTest Prep was able to get me ready for the quant section, and I actually outscored my verbal section. While I didn't prep much for the verbal section given my law school and bar exam background, but the explanation was good, and I was able to speed through the verbal course.
The training on the new DI section was definitely on point as well. I wouldn't have it another way, I recommend their flexible study plan for anyone that is preparing for GMAT part-time, or is in a time crunch like me.

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I am happy to share my journey with e-GMAT and how it played a pivotal role in boosting my GMAT Verbal score by a remarkable 90 points. When I stumbled upon the e-GMAT Online 360 course, and it turned out to be a game-changer for me. The e-GMAT Verbal course, particularly the meaning-based approach for Sentence Correction (SC) and the pre-thinking approach for Critical Reasoning (CR), proved to be the key to my success. I also found the Scholaranium and Sigma-X mock tests to be particularly impressive. The detailed analytics provided after each test helped me identify my strengths and weaknesses at a granular level. Highly responsive and supportive team with members such as Akash and Rashi.

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Embedded within the comprehensive structure of the TTP Study course is a meticulous exploration of every aspect of the GMAT exam. This design prioritizes user-friendliness, creating an environment that not only simplifies the complexities inherent in the exam but also fosters a nuanced understanding of a myriad of concepts. The course, with its emphasis on simplicity, practicality, and effectiveness, guarantees a holistic approach to your preparation journey.

One noteworthy feature is the flexibility it offers in practice sessions. The inclusion of exercises with varying difficulty levels—easy, medium, or hard—allows you to customize your learning experience. This tailored approach ensures that your preparation aligns precisely with your proficiency, enabling you to progress at a pace that suits you best. Whether you choose to delve into foundational concepts or challenge yourself with more advanced topics, the TTP Study course empowers you to navigate your GMAT preparation in a manner that suits your unique learning preferences and goals.

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I started my preparation for the GMAT 5 months before the application deadline, and after exploring a ton of options, a friend introduced TTP to me. Considering I was aiming to take the Focus edition, the update they made to their platform matched perfectly with my goals.

In general, as a self-taught person, I found at TTP a platform that let me create my own path but also gave me constant and strong advice in the process. However, it is the customization that makes you feel that the platform suits your style. From a task oriented path to a calendar base one, written solutions to a problem or a video that feels like having your own private teacher, you could even focus your preparation on answering some problems from the unlimited database or reading all the theory that the platform has prepared for you. I think most people would find a tailor made ally in TTP.

The analytics they use to enhance your preparation would feed you with accurate feedback on how you are performing, making this complex process of learning or just recalling topics you saw at college, much more efficient.

As a conclusion, I would definitely recommend TTP to be your companion during this whole GMAT process.

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Hi All,
I had subscribed to the E-Gmat course after taking trying out their trial which I felt was very interactive and focused on building the focus on improving core-skills rather than just practice a number of questions. I’m happy with the support provided by E-Gmat which helped me improve my score by about 100 points in 2 months.
I believe if I had time for preparation for 1 more month, with the assistance of E-Gmat, I could have scored much higher, as I couldn’t try to optimise my test taking strategy and cementing for Quant and DI section.
I had started the E-GMAT subscription after observing no much improvement in score trying one month of self-preparation with the OG material. I had realised that Verbal is the weakest section that I had to work on, and decided to spend maximum time for it.
The E-Gmat for approach Verbal section was very different from what I used to follow and had largely improved my accuracy. What I loved about the course is, they not only explain the process, but make us try to inculcate them as our behaviour through their practice and application files. If we can apply them, be assured that your accuracy will improve. Inculcating this new behaviour had initially affected my speed, but eventually practice was able to pick up.
Their cementing sessions are quite challenging, but also help us asses with our speed. What I liked about E-GMAT was, I had tried 2 cementing steps but failed. I didn’t know what to do, and had requested for strategic support to E-GMAT. They had assigned me with a mentor, who had guided me and provided me with additional plans and material to ensure that I was able to apply the suggested method to solve in given time. Frankly, it took a lot more time than what I expected, which made me restless, but now that I see, I feel they were worth investing time in.
The Quant section consisted of concept and process building sections. The PACE features gives us diagnostic test to check our and suggests to skip the concept files which we are strong. This helps us save lot of time, and I suggest that they have to extend this service to the DI as well.
Though I couldn’t complete the cementing phase in EGMAT, the constant traps laid out in the process file helped me be very alert in the GMAT Exam.
The skills which I developed in Verbal and Quant(like approximation) helped me develop the required skill for DI. However, I suggest those taking the package to go through the DI module as well.
In general, I feel the E-GMAT course is for those who believes that they need to build the core skills and are ready to invest 3 months of time.
It’ll be difficult for someone whos targeting high score within one month as skill developing takes time. If someone has good conceptual understanding and looking for only cementing and test taking strategy, I believe, they can complete within one month.
And don’t shy away to ask for mentorship, they have good mentors who can monitor your progress and help you improve your score. One more suggestion I would like to give the EGMAT team is that to increase the number of Sigma Mock tests for the GMAT Focus edition. As of now, only 3 are available, of which most of them consume the first one before the subscription of the program

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I came into the program with already a solid GMAT score but I was hoping to use the program to get a truly exceptional score. I knew completing the last mile would require a considerable amount of effort since it's a lot easier to go from 600-720 than 720-760. The TTP program reinforced my fundamentals in basic math and grammar, as well as teaching me useful methods to break down more advanced questions. I feel like after going through the program, there's no limit on how high I can score on the GMAT exam. I've gotten perfect scores on each section for my mock exams. It's just about bringing everything together and executing on test day.

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I used TTP for 1.5 months before the exam, and I could not be happier with the platform. First, the design of the website is convenient and full of useful features. Second, the depth of the bank of questions impressed me, with TTP providing wide arrays of problems across difficulty and subjects. Third, I found the lessons across sections very insightful. During my studies, I have significantly shortened the average amount of time per problem. Finally, the exam day strategies have also proved very effective. Specifically, I found time management tips helpful for my preparation

Highly recommended for anyone looking to take GMAT Focus Edition

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Target test prep is the only GMAT prep course you need. It is an outstanding course that anyone who wants to achieve a high mark on the GMAT should use. The course is comprehensive and it covers all topics tested in the GMAT. On top of this, it provides you with the tools, mindset, and strategy needed to succeed on every type of question on the GMAT. The study plan makes the course very easy to follow along and there a plethora of questions ranging in difficulty that will prepare you to achieve the highest score possible on the GMAT.

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Overall, the use of scholaranium was the most useful for me. That being said, OG questions should be focussed on way more than questions from any test centre. That is something I wish I had realised earlier.
While Egamt drills the basics of all concepts, I felt that relying only on the questions from there could end up hurting you in the long run.
The lectures were all very helpful especially the format of the Quant sections.
I scored 605 on gmat focus on my first attempt, and I will be attempting it again towards the end of this month. Hopefully, I will cross the 645 barrier.
Thank you Egmat for all the help.

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