e-GMAT is an excellent prep course for anyone looking to improve their GMAT scores, particularly in the verbal section. The course offers a structured and data-driven approach that breaks down complex concepts into easily digestible lessons. Their Scholaranium platform provides targeted practice, helping to identify and strengthen weak areas with precision. The CR and RC strategies, makes mastering verbal much more intuitive.

A special shoutout to my mentor, Dhruv, whose guidance was instrumental in my preparation. His personalized advice and strategic insights helped me refine my approach, ultimately boosting my verbal score. The support from e-GMAT’s team, along with their detailed feedback on study plans and test-taking strategies, made a significant difference in my journey.

For anyone aiming to achieve a high GMAT score, especially non-native English speakers, e-GMAT’s methodical approach and adaptive learning tools make it a top choice. I highly recommend it to anyone serious about improving their GMAT performance.

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The e-gmat course helped me a lot in improving my weak areas or say the basics which were missing in quant. In quant, they will start from very basics and the focus is on building the knowledge so that you can tackle complex problems as well. They have a lot of resources for mocks(sectional and full length) and lot of cementing quizzes as well. The mentorship team is super helpful and always accessible. I was super happy working with my mentor. She helped me navigate a lot of difficult areas in quant and shared notes, resources and weekly plans in advance. I learned a lot in Quant and DI from e-gmat platform

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At the beginning of my GMAT prep, I struggled a lot, especially with quant. My scores weren’t improving, and it was really frustrating. I lacked a strong foundation in math, so even basic concepts felt difficult. That’s where TTP made a huge difference. The course is structured in a way that helps you build skills step by step, making it easier to go from fundamental topics to more advanced ones.

Another great thing about TTP is its thorough coverage of almost every GMAT question type. The practice problems and explanations are well-organized, helping to improve both accuracy and confidence.

Beyond quant, TTP was also useful for verbal and data insight. The lessons are clear, and the structured approach helps reinforce key concepts. If you're struggling with GMAT prep and need a comprehensive, well-structured course, TTP is definitely worth considering.

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I recently completed the GMAT course offered by E-gmat, and my experience was nothing short of excellent. From start to finish, the program was well-structured, comprehensive, and incredibly student-focused. One of the standout aspects was having Rashmi as my mentor. She provided invaluable support—both academically and motivationally—throughout my preparation journey. Whether it was guiding me on what all things to improve academically, or simply offering words of encouragement, Rashmi’s mentorship made a significant difference in my progress. Overall, I cannot recommend this GMAT course highly enough. Not only did I walk away with increased confidence for test day, but I also gained study habits and critical thinking skills that will benefit me well beyond the exam. If you’re looking for a results-driven program with a personal touch—especially one that pairs you with a committed mentor like Rashmi—this course is the way to go!

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Two years ago, I took my first GMAT test and scored a 650 (equivalent to a 595 on the GMAT Focus). When I decided to retake the exam this year, I enrolled in the e-GMAT course, and my score improved to 675. I truly believe the course’s structure, resources, and guidance played a significant role in helping me refine my skills and boost my score.
The course is incredibly well-structured, with comprehensive and engaging lectures that cover every topic in detail. I especially appreciated the thorough lessons on Data Insights and the Verbal section—both of which were weak areas for me. The Critical Reasoning lectures, in particular, helped me develop a clear, systematic approach to tackling questions, which significantly boosted my confidence and performance on the exam.
What truly set e-GMAT apart for me was Scholaranium. It’s hands down the best resource the course offers. The question bank is extensive, and the quality is on par with the GMAT Official questions. The questions are top-notch, and they helped me get a real feel for the types of problems I’d face on test day. It also includes sectional mocks and cementing quizzes, which were fantastic for reinforcing what I had learned and ensuring I was well-prepared for each section of the exam. The ability to track my progress and focus on specific areas of weakness using Scholaranium’s personalized analytics made a huge difference in my preparation.
Additionally, the e-GMAT team was always quick to respond to any questions I had, providing clear explanations that helped me fully understand tricky concepts. My mentor was incredibly helpful in identifying my weak areas and giving me actionable pointers to work on them.
Overall, e-GMAT played a huge role in boosting my score, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their GMAT performance.

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GMAT test series by Experts' Global is simply great. My scores in their mocks, total are almost identical to the scores in GMAT Prep .The quality of their questions is really high and they feel like the GMAT questions. Experts' Global seems to have taken special care to ensure that all tests include questions from all GMAT concepts so this really makes the mock experience similar to GMAT's and you get to know your level in all different GMAT sections, questions types, topics, and concepts.
The difficulty level of quant might be a little on the higher side , but I think it does help build your confidence and prepare you for the real exam where the stress of the exam adds in pressure.
Overall the test series provide a good deal for the money to get your hands dirty and gain confidence before sitiing for the real exam

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I started my preparation in 2023. I studied using the Official Guide (OG) and free videos on YouTube. After gaining a good grasp of the verbal and quant sections, I took the GMAT Classic in October 2023 and scored 650. I was not satisfied with my score but felt exhausted from the preparation, so I took a break for 3–4 months.

After that, I resumed my preparation, this time focusing on the GMAT Focus. Data Insights (DI) was a new section, and I prepared for it using free resources from YouTube. I followed the same approach for quant and verbal and began taking official mocks. My average score in mocks was around 615, which was still lower than my target of at least 655.

At this point, I decided to seek a personal tutor and started searching for one. I came across the GMAT Whiz Tutor plan and spoke with Piyush from GMAT Whiz. He was the most genuine person I encountered during my GMAT preparation. He provided valuable insights into my weaknesses and estimated how much time I would need to improve.

I decided to enroll in the GMAT Whiz course and took five sessions each for quant and verbal. DI was covered along with quant and verbal.

During my quant sessions, Piyush analyzed my approach to solving different types of questions and provided specific insights into my weak areas. He pointed out topics like LCM/GCD and inequalities, which I had never considered my weak points. After reviewing these topics through the GMAT Whiz course, I saw significant improvement.

The same happened with my verbal sessions with Sunita Ma’am. She assessed my approach to reading passages and answering questions, identifying areas where I could improve. One key insight that helped me was learning to connect sentences from different paragraphs in a passage. Her advice, along with the GMAT Whiz video lectures and quizzes, significantly improved my verbal skills.

After preparing for quant and verbal, I finalized my strategy for DI with Piyush and Sunita Ma’am during my last quant and verbal sessions. I practiced a few MSRs and non-math problems in verbal sessions with Sunita Ma’am and worked on math-related DI questions in quant sessions with Piyush.

I followed GMAT Whiz’s strategy of focusing fully on the initial questions and giving them extra time if needed. If I ran out of time, I guessed only the last few questions. Earlier, I used to check the time after every five questions, which was distracting.

Following this approach and applying what I learned from my sessions and the GMAT Whiz course, I saw my mock scores improve. My average score increased from 615 to around 665. My quant score improved from 83 to 85, verbal from 82 to 84, and DI from 77 to 80.

I booked my GMAT Focus exam for January 8, 2025, and scored 665 (Q84, V83, DI82). It felt great to improve from a 650 on the GMAT Classic to a 665 on the GMAT Focus, which is equivalent to a 720 on the GMAT Classic.

Thanks to the GMAT Whiz team, Piyush Sir, and Sunita Ma’am for helping me improve in all areas of the GMAT.

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Platform Tools and Support
The analytics tools helped me track my progress effectively. I saw steady improvement in my mock scores, from 575 to 745 in practice tests. The structured approach helped me maintain consistency in my preparation.

Overall Impact

The platform played a significant role in my 160-point score improvement. While not perfect, it provided me with solid foundational content and effective practice tools. My success came from combining their structured approach with additional resources and consistent practice. I thank e-GMAT for the help and support throughout.

Note: This reflects my personal experience, and results may vary based on individual preparation and dedication.

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Starting with a V77 and not improving even after 3 months can be bit daunting. That is when I searched for help from tutors and found GMATWhiz. The team helped me with sessions to discuss what my problems were and how they can address them. In each session I learnt that even with a strong foundation one can face issues when the execution isn't good. This is where I started filling gaps on my execution. Identifying where I was going wrong the execution was a game changer for me- a jump from v77 to a v83. I highly recommend folks to seek help from experts on GMATWhiz if you feel like you are not able to improve even after you have put in the effort.

Good luck!

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e-GMAT is an excellent course for anyone looking to build strong foundations or improve in specific GMAT sections. Their structured approach ensures a deep understanding of concepts, making it especially valuable for those struggling with the basics. The course stands out in Data Insights (DI), offering clear explanations and a wealth of practice exercises that help reinforce learning. If you need to sharpen your problem-solving skills through targeted practice, e-GMAT provides the right tools. Their step-by-step methodology and detailed feedback make it easier to track progress and improve efficiently. I highly recomendo the course for those needing to build foundations for the the exam or to improve in a specific section of the exam

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