Dear GMAT-club community,

I would like to give credit to Experts' Global (EG) for my performance in GMAT.

Quant is one of my strong areas and I was consistently scoring 49-50 in that section in all mocks. I had no problems there.

However, verbal was a different story. In my initial mocks, my verbal scores ranged anywhere between 25 to 30; I used to run out of time and my %correct was terrible.

Two things that helped me improve and achieve my score -

1) Lots and lots of mocks - Repeated test taking gave me the confidence to endure and complete the 4 hour marathon (even if it meant I had to start a test in the middle of the night).
Having completed the entire EG test series (15 practise tests), the actual GMAT exam was just another mock for me (no seriously, although I had some jitters just before entering the exam hall, which was expected, but once I got started it was familiar territory!)

2) Strategies for each question type - The post-test answer discussion videos on Experts' Global are very useful.
I would urge anyone taking the EG test series to meticulously go through each video and make a note of the approach for every question type (even if you got the question right). The strategies laid out helped me crack CR and SC with relative ease.

If you're evaluating test series, I would highly recommend EG.

Wishing you the best with your GMAT Prep.

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The test series resembles the actual test. One of the most realistic test series that i have given till date. Had taken the a couple of mock test series but expert global series was the closest to the actual test. Would recommend everyone to purchase the test series to get great practice. The level of the questions were very similar to the real gmat. The test series helped me get ample practice for the test. I attempted to give the tests every alternate day to get comfortable. Would recommend everyone to subscribe to this test series. It is a must have.

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The test series simulates the actual GMAT exam (the User Interface ( UI )) is almost like that of the actual exam), and helped me prepare for the D Day.
I used the test series to prepare myself for the exam. Consistently scoring 740+ here gave me the confidence to attempt the exam without any fear.
Also, unlike the other test series there are 15 tests. So, I didn't need to worry about the limited opportunities to see if I was prepared.
I scored a 720 on the test and would definitely recommend Experts global to anyone who wants to score 700+ in the actual exam.
All the best to everyone out there :)

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Target Test Prep is by far the most systematic, organized, and comprehensive review of GMAT quant out there. If you find yourself struggling with Quant or not making as much progress with traditional test prep books, consider investing in a TTP course. The platform does a great job of breaking each topic down into smaller, more manageable lessons and keeping you on track with review quizzes along the way. I also appreciated how there were inspirational quotes posted at the end of each chapter, and Scott also sends you reminders to take care of your mental health when studying. Thank you TTP for helping me raise my Quant score from a 45 to 49, could not have done it without you!

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I was recommended for the course by a student who made the jump from 690 to 770.
The offered questions are very similar to the GMAT test, each of which have well explained solutions that could be applied to all similar questions. The tests greatly similar the actual GMAT which gives experts global an edge.
The test analytics are also pretty helpful as they tell the places where one needs to pick up the pace as time is a great leveler in the GMAT.
The team is also very cordial and approachable via email. All of my queries were resolved promptly with the team giving a call if the need arises.
Mayank Srivastava, with wide array of verbal tricks up his sleeve, is an exceptional teacher. He explains concepts in a very precise manner which helps you appreciate the logic in GMAT.

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Its amazing to go through such a comprehensive product as it gives you an overall gest of the best lessons. The video lectures are very intelligently crafted to understand the needs of new student and the question bank post every section is just an icing on the cake. I have also practiced scholarism and the kind of questions you have there are brilliant in terms of taking your score to higher and higher. I believe I was very under confident and troubled on how to go about my GMAT and with Egmat the journey just became easy and handy. It's totally worth the money and the effort.

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I took the GMAT around a year ago for the first time and scored a 650 and to say the least I was very disappointed. I wanted to apply to reputable programs that required a 700 plus GMAT score. Having scored a 45 in quant which was around the 54th percentile, I knew I had a lot of work to do in that area. My friend pointed me toward TTP, prompting me to try the service. I was impressed with the comprehensive nature of the self-paced course. I truly believe that if someone follows the TTP Quant curriculum properly, he or she will be able to improve greatly. I was able to improve from a 45 to a 50 in Quant, ending up with a total score of 730. I wouldn’t have been able to achieve this score without the help of Target Test Prep. TTP is great if you are the type of learner that needs a more flexible time frame.

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This course content is highly gmat like.For those who want a decent score within sort span of time ,this is ideal for them.I used the course for about 2 month and revised the course work and fundamental as much as i can.By the end i was able to grasp fundamental and advance concept .Most interesting parts
was its concept video and module exams according to difficulty level.The videos have covered the concept with ideal time.One will be able to see all the solutions videos which i find very helpful for difficulty question.I wish i have more time to prepare , i could have scored much better.

I will highly recommend to any GMAT aspirants having 2 to 3 moths of time for preparation.

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I scored 720(q48) in second attempt. I understood that i needed more practice for qaunt and registered for experts global quant online and test series. The detailed analysis is what i like the most in their product. I was able to identify the key areas i was going wrong and practiced 700 plus level questions in those areas. By identifying the weaker areas and working on them, i was able to score 750(q 51) in the next attempt.

Their test series is also one of the best in the market. They give 15 test with analysis. The analysis helped me to understand where i was going wrong. If you want to improve in gmat, i cant stress this enough. Work on your mistakes. This is the only way to improve your score. And experts global has one of the best products in the market.

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TTP took my quant from a Q49 to a Q51 and my verbal from a V39 to a V47. TTP Quant was really helpful for filling in the gaps in my Quant preparation. The chapters were very detailed—the Combinations and Permutations chapter took me from guessing on every permutations/combinations problem I saw, to making permutations/combinations one of my strongest Quant topics. When I took the official MBA.com practice tests, I used TTP's chapter tests to target concepts I missed by taking a hard chapter test and reading the lesson for any questions I missed.

I thought TTP Verbal was phenomenal, even though it was in beta. Particularly, I thought the SC chapters were incredible. SC was my weakness, as 8 of the 11 questions I got wrong in my cold GMAT practice were SC questions. The SC chapters were very detailed, and the Targeted Practice at the end of most lessons really helped reinforce the concepts taught, although TTP Verbal had not released SC chapter tests at the time. While TTP Verbal is still in beta, I would recommend everyone to at least try out the $1 trial period and to test out both TTP Quant and TTP Verbal.

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