My GMAT journey began two years ago, but I struggled to maintain consistency due to work commitments. After trying multiple platforms without success, I switched to e-GMAT in July 2023, and that became a turning point.

From the start, e-GMAT's diagnostic test recommended a personalized study path. The Verbal course, with its focus on understanding meaning and pre-thinking, significantly improved my accuracy and speed in Critical Reasoning . I later enrolled in the Last Mile Program (LMP), where my mentor Rida helped structure my prep and pinpoint areas for improvement. Some of the areas E-GMAT helped me is as follows:

Pre-thinking in Verbal: This method boosted my Verbal performance, especially in critical reasoning and sentence correction.

Scholaranium’s insights: Its data-driven approach identified my weak spots, allowing for focused practice.

LMP Mentorship: Rida kept me on track, providing personalized guidance that helped me break through my score plateau.

In September 2024, I took the GMAT and scored 655 (Q84, V84, DI79). Thanks to e-GMAT’s structured approach, I finally gained the confidence I needed to succeed.

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I had a 710 (89th - Q50 V35) on the Classic GMAT. I wanted an improvement in scores while applying to schools this year. I was considering multiple prep providers before zeroing in on e-GMAT. I think the pricing was better as well compared to the other courses I looked at.

One thing that I was definitely looking for was a structured approach to learning across sections, and glad to say I was pretty satisfied with what e-GMAT offered.
It starts off with a mock test to analyze your strengths and weaknesses - the learning plan is made accordingly. I also took the LMP Option as I thought it would be more focused and dedicated, with a mentor to guide me better.

Some context : At first, I was fairly confident on my Quant and DI, and thought I needed help only with verbal. But the mocks made me realize otherwise - after a couple of mocks, I found that my speed in DI was not good enough. And my plan was made accordingly as well.

I’d attribute my entire verbal score increase (74th to 94th percentile) to this course. I was able to learn almost all CR concepts and techniques to tackle both CR and RC questions through the video lessons. The cementing quizzes were particularly helpful in my verbal prep. My mentor Rida, also helped identify and prioritize specific focus areas in verbal.

I was parallelly able to work on my DI speeds as well through the cementing quizzes. The best part about cementing quizzes is that you can customize the difficulty and timing - helps in understanding where the problem lies.

While I was hoping for a 725/735, I guess after a point you can’t really control what happens in the exam room.

Overall, the course really helped in identifying my strengths and weaknesses, and in having a focused preparation strategy.

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TTP helped me boost my score from a 605 in practice attempts to a 665. I’ve always been weak in mathematics from a foundational perspective, yet TTP was able to overturn this weakness courtesy of its meticulous quant and data course outlines, and practice questions. Additionally, the fact that the organization’s diagnostic exam shows you an indication of your capability rather than an actual score really shows the energy the team has put into thinking how to provide their students with the least stress-inducing course experience.

If you’re thinking that you’ll get a better monetary deal elsewhere - trust me, the value to investment ratio with TTP is far better.

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This platform has been extremely useful for me. I had taken my first test relied solely on self-studying, while I did achieve a 645 in the focus edition, I realised that I hit a wall in terms of my progression.

As a result, after some research I have found this platform, This platform helped me to fill a lot of knowledge gaps that I was unable to identify during self-study, which significantly consolidated my foundation and reduce a lot of silly mistakes during the test. On top of that, Rida, one of the GMAT strategist has been extremely helpful throughout my 1 month preparation, as she provided a comprehensive studying plan for me, and provided a lot of mental supports as the preparation process can be long and exhausting.

Overall I am very happy with my grades given the short amount of time I had, and I believed with the time anyone put on the platform, they will definitely get the return and see significant improvement.

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The Experts' Global GMAT test series is very good for GMAT prep for its 15 full-length mock exams, which simulate the real GMAT experience with both video and text solutions. The tests offer detailed performance analysis, that helped me identify my weak areas, and their difficulty level is slightly higher than the actual GMAT for better preparation. The quant and Data Insights section questions helped me a lot to strengthen my practice. Also in Verbal reasoning, I needed more Reading Comprehension questions to practice, and expert global test series came to the rescue.
I recommend expert global test series to all GMAT aspirants.

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The course is overall good and quite comprehensive. While looking for a course, I needed something where I could flexibly study on my own as I have a tasking job which makes my general routine quite upset. But I also needed guidance along the way and e-gmat provided exactly that at a very economical rate as well. I faced a lot of roadblocks along my way but discussing it with my mentor always helped me improve my accuracy and strategize in a better way. The question bank provided was also quite close in difficulty to what I faced in the actual exam. The very first mock I took I got just a 515 there but on the final attempt I got 665. I would definitely recommend this course to others preparing for GMAT.

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eGMAT course is one of the most trusted resources in GMAT preparation. The coursework is extremely detailed and the process skills built in a step by step format is very helpful in slowly building up the ability in every topic tested.
Scholaranium which is a repository of practice questions is one of the best features where you can see a improvement in your abilities as well as practice and review the incorrect questions as many times as you like. Cementing quizzes after every module is a great tool to apply the process skills and get to the 70%+ accuracy lecels in medium and hard questions. Lastly, the LMP program with a dedicated mentor helps you take the last leap to the end where you get guidance on the exact weak areas to improve and get your desired score. All in all, I was very happy to reach a 96 percentile after spending almost over 6 months with eGMAT.

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The aspect of the course I really love is the amount of detail present in the course. If you can be patient ( Which you really need for GMAT ) and take the time to understand the processes and practices put in place this course is an absolute banger! It hits all the required aspects in Verbal, Quant and DI. The questions on the Scholaranium might feel they are slightly harder than the ones in the GMAT official book but trust me, once you get the hang of the principles mentioned in the course they will really help you a lot when actually applying the concepts on the GMAT and it will feel like a breeze. The number of questions you can practice on to apply the concepts you learn is insane. So if you take the time and mindfully practice, I can guarantee that it will improve your score a lot!

The platform is also simple to use and pretty straightforward. They walk you through the learning stages - like Cementing and Test Readiness so you are 100% sure that you know the concept, learnt the concept and can apply the concept. They walk you through prethinking for CR, reading strategies in Verbal, applying process skills in Quant and owning the dataset in DI, all of which I really found helpful in my GMAT exam.

I was part of the LMP program ( Last Mile Push Program ) where you are paired with a mentor who can motivate you, guide you on where you should be focusing your time and skills on and even help you in areas you are weak. This really pushed me when I was feeling down or couldn't gather enough motivation to finish my tasks.

Overall Tips if you plan on choosing the course:
1. Be Patient and follow through the course. This isn't a small course by any means. It is meant to take you to 99 percentile. And contrary to the saying "Good things don't come in small packages"

2. Keep yourself motivated throughout the course. They have a system where if you get the questions right in the pre test of a concept, you are advised on what concepts you can skip. Take it up as a challenge and try to do your best and gamify your experience so it's interesting

3. If there is anyone you can rely on to push you to get that score, ( sometimes we all need that extra push ) don't be shy to reach out and ask the e-GMAT team for help. They will try and help you as much as they can.

4. The course is slightly expensive. So don't fall off the track. Keep the momentum going and try and complete the course within 4 months if possible.

All the best!

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No communication/ email/ contact/ forum access etc. If they do reply (after several chase) it will be weeks after and you already forgot what you asked by then.
Basically you are by youself and the course quality do not match the charged price. Forum with very limited function or don't work most of the time and you'r not allowed to ask any question you like. Online platform has very limited course study material and tests etc...unless you pay extra again in order to access more materials but then again the explanation is only avaialble for a few questions...so be warned.

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It's outrageous that got told off several times (by both ph and chat) for asking too many questions. Isn't this what we students are paying for to learn and to improve but nope as a course provider they don't want to hear from you nor they want to improve their course materials so students can understand easily.

When you post in forum that your gmat not improved but the score dropped, they will pretend trying to help but then no reply when contacted them. Stay away if you are a students who like to ask questions to understand concepts properly. My score dropped terribly after study with them.

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