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Kudos to the revamped quant online program of eGMAT and like to extend due credit for a Q50 on the exam. Didn't hear initially much about the eGMAT quant, as the hype has typically been around the Verbal side. However, I took the integrated package and was positively surprised by the quality of content and customization based on existing skill level in the Quant section.
A diagnostic test at the beginning of each module ensures that one is only addressing problem areas without wasting time on already strong sections. This helped me focus on algebra and NP basics, which were the key pain-points in my case. Question difficulty at par or slightly higher than actual GMAT.
I recommend this course to everyone trying to decide between the abundance of options . I had personally enrolled for 3 different courses when I came across EGMAT and found it to great. They teach you everything right from the basics in both quant and verbal. The scholaranium - i.e a practice tool with abundance of questions for you to keep testing your progress across specific topics and with great solutions given for every question. You can also use their planner to make a schedule for yourself and track your progress . Overall I found it to be very informative and useful. I started with a 640 and got a 710 in my test.
The normal perception of Gmat that I had was that it was much easier than CAT and that 2 months of study is more than enough, but oh I was so wrong about it. I started preparing for GMAT in July and thought 2 months would be ample time to prepare for GMAT, considering the R1 deadlines and the fact that I have briefly prepared for GMAT last year. After one month of dedicated preparation off various platforms, I got a 580 in my mock. It was a complete shock as I thought I could easily achieve 620+. My preparation did not have a plan and for the next one month, I only kept practicing more and not questions on quant, SC, and CR and almost never practiced RC. One month before my exam I was scoring around 600, which was not sufficient for my target schools.
Out of desperate need, I contacted Piyush from Gmatwhiz and explained him my situation. He was very supportive from Day 1 and I started preparing from Gmatwhiz. With only 20 days left, I could only concentrate on quant. I diligently did all the practice problems. To my advantage Gmatwhiz had an AI enabled system which identifies your weak areas and only suggests the video lessons for those. In this way, I identified and worked on lot of conceptual gaps. I was consistently able to score Q49. On the exam day I got a 570 q49 and v20, though it was heartbreaking, I was not surprised as I didn’t follow a plan for verbal.
After a weeks break I started with Gmatwhiz verbal module and was able to understand how to answer questions by eliminating 4 wrong answer choices. Especially with CR, Gmatwhiz lays down common patterns which helped me tackle a lot of CR question. All this while I was consistently scoring q49 in quant and was slowly improving verbal. I scheduled an online exam on Dec 22, 40 days after my first exam. I went through all the notes I had written and reviewed the problems I got wrong on Gmatwhiz. I ended up scoring a 690..q47 and v38, my math score was low as I did not attempt two questions at the end due to lack of time. On the whole, I was able to improve 120 points in a span of 40 days mainly due to proper planning and revising the concepts again.
I started studying for my GMAT during the summer and was mainly focusing on doing practice problems, after reading the Kaplan and OG. However I began to hit a wall and wasn't seeing a large improvement in my practice test scores. I decided to pivot my strategy and found Target Test Prep to help me learn how to better tackle the problems.
The quant section was extremely thorough and a great refresher for topics I had forgotten about. They taught me so many important and useful methods for tackling quantiative problems quickly and correctly.
The verbal section section was also great, especially for sentence correction. I'm a native English speaker, but there were tons of important grammar rules and methods they taught (which helped to boost my verbal score).
I ended up scoring a 750 (Q48, V44) on my GMAT and definetely would not have done as well without Target Test Prep.
I started my GMAT Prep journey in Sep'20. Although I was confident in the Quant and RC section, I knew I had to score well in SC and CR as well to achieve my target score of 720+. I started researching about verbal courses through the internet and interacting with friends/seniors. This is where E-Gmat came into the picture.
I must say that the course content and the method of teaching has exceeded my expectations. The course has been designed elegantly with a perfect mix of concepts, theory, examples, application, and tests. The best thing is that they never tell you to mug up rules, instead, they will tell you how to answer questions through logic and meaning. This approach assisted me a lot while attempting tricky questions. Also, the pre-thinking approach in CR helped me develop an overall thought process by which I could eliminate 2-3 options directly. The scholaranium, with its vast question pool and analytics system, helped me to improve on my timing while attempting the questions and enabled me to identify and learn from my mistakes. The instructors were quick to respond to questions, although I just sent them a couple of them as most of my questions were already answered in the inbuilt forum.
I would firmly recommend E-GMAT verbal course to anyone who's looking for improving their score in the verbal section.
I started the E-Gmat course to only improve the verbal section of GMAT before a month, Though my exam didn't go as good as i had thought , one thing i particularly want to appreciate is the mentor's understanding of the weaknesses and the support they give by personal preparation plan, there is no doubt that these guys are dedicated and they actually really know where things can go wrong in exam. Like in my case, Dhananjay was my mentor, he just saw my scholranium, asked me few questions and immediately understood i was weak in RC , accordingly he made plan for my final week before exam, though it didn't go good, but the reason is definitely not related to e-gmat. The second thing is the mock tests and the detailed analysis that we get after them, this really helps knowing where exactly we went wrong and what are the weak topics of each section, understanding these can considerably help save time in preparation. Now I am preparing again and hope this time i reach my target score with the help of my mentor.
I would like to thank e-gmat for their marvelous verbal module. When I got a dismal score of 610(Q 49 V 25), my friend referred e-gmat to me. I enrolled immediately and began my journey. Prior to taking e-gmat course I was struggling a lot in verbal, especially with sentence correction. But the e-gmat's sentence correction module was really ground breaking and my ability in SC improved leaps& bounds. Their structured approach to Sentence correction is invaluable to get answer tough questions in Sentence correction. Also the method of Pre-thinking the course taught me really helped me to get rid of confusing answer choices in RC and CR. Also the e-gmat mentors cleared all my doubts within 1-2 days. Their explanations were just crisp and to the point.
Now the 2nd part and as important as video lectures is scholararium. It was a complete package and had all type of questions covered. The questions in scholararium were reasonably difficult than those I faced in actual gmat, improving my accuracy and pace of answering while taking actual gmat. I recommend everyone who takes e-gmat course to solve scholararium in complete as you would get exposed to almost all type of questions that gmat has to offer you.
I took the GMAT several times before the target test prep course and even though I used to get all the questions right at home, I couldn't perform well on the test day. After losing interest in the whole process, my friend advised me to try it one more time and study the target test prep material. I took the advice, however, I didn't have more than 1.5 months. I only got the chance to study 80% of the maths course and the sentence correction from the verbal course. I took the exam and I scored 700!!
TTP changed my way of solving math problems by teaching me new quick ways that helped me tackle every problem in the exam. Additionally, the course helped me improve my ability to solve sentence correction problems by 80%.
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4 years ago I received a score of 700 (Q44, V41, IR8, AWA 5) on the GMAT. It was my third attempt and it was one of the luckiest days of my life. I did not have a clear study plan and chose exercises in a haphazard manner. I also never seriously timed myself while doing problem sets. In short, I got incredibly lucky.
A couple of weeks ago I received a score of 770 (Q49, V47, IR8) on the GMAT Online. This is only thanks to TTP and the wonderful platform they have created. Subscribing to TTP is like going back to school. You are told exactly what you need to know and you are given a clear plan and the tools to solve every problem that will come your way on the real thing. For those among us who are of a competitive nature, you are also provided with statistics for each exercise so that you can compare yourself with other users. The Quant section is without fault. I believe that anybody that fully commits to TTP can receive a near-perfect score if they stick to the plan. I was able to complete the Quant section in a month of intensive studying. I am sure that the Verbal section will be just as amazing once it is fully finished. Some parts of the Verbal section are already available and are top quality. I finished the Sentence Correction chapter which I personally found very fun and rewarding.
You won't need anything else in order to succeed on the GMAT. Just stick to it and you will be rewarded. Good luck!
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720 Q48 V40 (Online)
E-GMAT is a platform that definitely provides the best service in terms of guiding you towards your target score.
For me, in a limited period of time, that was just three weeks, it enabled me to reach my target score through guided mentorship and quality improvement in my concepts.
Dhananjay(E-GMAT mentor) helped me analyse my weak areas and curated a plan specifically focussed for me to achieve my potential GMAT-score and which tackled and cemented my weak areas.
The video analysis of my mocks by Dhananjay was another aspect which helped me analyse my performance and make tweaks in my prep and he provided the much-needed motivation for my success.
The new Quant course helped me achieve clarity in my concepts and helped me understand how to apply those concepts at G-MAT level questions. It also helped me cement the skills I was learning and over-all helped me improve my test-readiness.
I highly recommend E-GMAT to potential test-takers, as their personalized approach and effective tools will really help you achieve your target score!