I might fail to keep this short because I really want everyone to know how great a job has eGMAT done. I have tried a lot of platforms to prepare for GMAT.

1.eGMAT is different in the sense that it understands the process better than anyone else. It is difficult to excel in GMAT based on intuition, eGMAT builds a whole narrative to help you approach a problem. Right from how to read a sentence to help effectively attain a step by step process to actually arrive at the right answer and reject all others on the strong ground.

2. eGMAT has done an excellent job in that their special scholarium portal not only focusses on the questions answered incorrectly but also why one spent those extra seconds even if they answered it correctly. It is a rigorous process that ultimately leads you to solve any question in a structured manner and eliminate the answer choices. 

3. The analytics is massive, you will know exactly where you need to focus and there will be a personalized email to follow these 2-3 steps to get a stronghold in your weaker sections.

4. The mock tests are beautiful. They are probably the closest to the actual GMAT.

In all, it is a brilliant package especially for people who struggle in Verbal. eGMAT's Verbal Section, Scholarium, and the Mock test series are hands down the best in the businesses out there. 

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GMAT Club has really helped me in clearing majority of my doubts. It is an apt platform where you can read about a variety of explanations and methods to understand the solution. Since GMAT Club provides the option of attempting the questions first and then reading the answer, it also acts as a very useful tool for practice. In Quant, the step by step explanation of answers always with the detailed concept aids in a huge way to grasp on the learnings in a better manner. The question bank of GMAT is extremely abundant. I have rarely seen any questions which are not on GMAT Club.

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The moment I logged into the e-GMAT course work I fell in love with the interface and the way the course work is structured. The first thing I did was complete their two-hour master comprehension module and it just changed the way I did verbal thereafter. I felt I was learning something new, content that I could use in my day to day life and it was fun. I decided to consume the material the way they recommended and did not skip even a single section. I went from not understanding what I was doing to being totally confident in my verbal ability/concepts.

The Scholaranium platform is a perfect tool to practise and to keep a check on your performance. It helped me immensely. You don't need to step outside of e-GMAT in search of material or concepts, an activity that would otherwise make you get lost with endless material which is available on the internet.

I definitely recommend e-GMAT to anyone who is struggling with the verbal section of the GMAT.

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Having been stuck in the mid-600s for the past two years, GMATwhiz was instrumental in helping me cross the 700 mark.
The verbal section is very well designed and structured, specifically for non-native speakers. The meaning-based approach to sentence correction was a game-changer for me.
The quant section covers all the concepts in detail and focuses on application-based learning using questions from all difficulties, helping me increase my score step-by-step.

Special credits to Saquib and Sunita; they were there to help me throughout and provided solid test-day strategies. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone trying to cross the 700 barrier.

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Just like others, I also started my preparation by solving OG (which is of course not the right way to start) and I soon realized that I am not improving. Since I was not planning to apply to B-schools this year, I was not consistent with my prep and hence decided to invest in preparation for becoming serious.

After doing a lot of research, I finally decided to go ahead with e-gmat. I can surely say that it’s a no brainer decision to go ahead with e-gmat if you are targeting a high score.

The e-gmat course is very structured and comes with support from e-gmat strategy team. I was fortunate enough to get support from Dhananjay. I was under the impression that studying GMAT verbal is going to be a subjective experience but his 1st email opened my eyes and explained a structured approach to ace the GMAT.

He worked with me very closely and created a customized plan for me after analyzing my mocks and highlighted my weakness in managing time and low accuracy in SC questions.

He was even available on the weekends to answer questions and resolve my doubts. (Though that should not be the expectation :) )

I genuinely appreciate his dedication and he is really an expert in helping people ace the GMAT.

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"Experts Global online course is good for beginners. The course will clear all your basic concepts and will give you a good head-start. Try to compliment the course with difficult questions on gmatclub, this way you will get to practice different variety of questions. Since the mocks are non-adaptive, one must give Official mock to get to know the actual picture. Also, the 15 mocks will develop stamina needed to sit for 4 hours.

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The course is very carefully designed taking into consideration the exact type of questions that get asked in the exam.
1. Sentence Correction - The course presented only the topics / concepts that are relevant from the exam point of view. This helped save a lot of time. Although, I followed a slightly different approach while attempting the questions, the concepts were very well explained.
2. Critical Reasoning - I tried following the pre-thinking concept. Although, I was not successful in pre-thinking at all the times, yet it helped me get to the right answer a lot of times. The concepts helped me develop a thought process that is needed to attempt the questions correctly.
3. Reading Comprehension - I just practiced RC questions from the Scholaranium. Did not see all the video lectures.
4. Scholaranium - This is a true TREASURE. The number of questions are more than sufficient to ace the exams. I re-attempted a lot of questions. The best part was that I had the flexibility to choose the number of questions and the time that I want to allocate. I
5. Forum - Was really helpful in addressing a lot of my doubts that were not addressed through the solutions. Kudos to the entire support team for addressing all the doubts so patiently and quickly !

In all, the course provided a very structured way of studying. Was really happy with the course till the very end.

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The 9-week course offered by MPrep greatly helped in laying a structured and clear plan to take the GMAT, thanks to MPrep's online syllabus in Atlas and the programme outline.

Jamie is a fantastic instructor, she is very effective in transmitting knowledge despite the online format. Thanks to her teaching skills I could embrace a steep learning curve. Apart from teaching the course material, she shared valuable advice and tips with regards to revision and test-taking strategies. An important aspect of my improvement was to keep motivated and embrace preparation with a positive and optimistic attitude, something Jamie transfers in class.

Outside of the syllabus, the Post-Course Assessment with Jamie was essential in preparing the final study plan ahead of the exam. Moreover, should you not reach your target score, a Post-Exam Assessment is offered with another expert instructor. This served as a pivotal point as I could get a different view from Ryan Starr on how to address my weaknesses (particularly in Verbal). MPrep also has a fantastic forum managed by Stacey Koprice where you can get very good advice if you articulate your questions/doubts precisely.

I could not be happier with Jamie, Ryan, the MPrep programme and the support offered! Excellent ROI in terms of both money and time.

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An outstanding product. The curriculum was intuitive, the instruction was clear and concise, and the quizzes nailed the concepts for me. With the amount of questions the program provides, it was easy to conduct consistent drilling of concepts through the custom quizzes feature. I went from a Q44 to Q49 on the my actual GMAT (Q51 on practice tests). If I ever went back to get a better score, Target Test Prep would be where I'd start. When I hear about someone taking the GMAT in the upcoming months, I always mention Target Test Prep as the first option when it comes to prep. Their customer service is spot on and extremely helpful. Scott is also excellent at communicating and responding to questions (especially on reddit). Five stars.

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Very helpful for verbal section, especially the SC content. EGMAT's mock tests are also very close to main GMAT, even on the scoring front.

I used EGMAT's verbal online resource for SC preparation and it helped me achieve good accuracy.

Prethinking also helped in CR.

Would recommend EGMAT for anyone looking to take their verbal score to 40+

Have also heard good things about their Quant resource but I personally didn't use it.

One of the good features was revising concepts using concept specific questions, by skipping the concepts.

The analytics provided is also helpful to understand where you are going wrong

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