Experts’ Global’s test series of 15 brilliant mock tests is the highlight of their wonderful GMAT learning application. These tests are similar to GMAT in all ways and form a great pool of awesome questions with some nice analysis features and a scoring algorithm that gives a very reasonable estimate of one’s true preparation for GMAT.

Their sentence correction book (a set of ten e-books, to be precise) is the most complete GMAT sentence correction resource, bar none. Every concept in covered in excruciating detail. Going through these e-books tremendously improved my sentence correction performance.

Experts’ Global also has a collection of ~200 short videos, called the GMAT shots. These two-minute long videos are great for refreshing the GMAT concepts, whenever you have time and also have a lot of excellent test-taking advice.

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When I started preparing for GMAT, I was not sure whether I should take coaching for it or not. One of my friends suggested that I should try one of the trial classes from Jamie Nelson, Manhattan Prep.I tried her class, and instantly I could connect with her teaching style. So I subscribed to the full course and I wasn't disappointed.
I gave the first CAT test(Manhattan GMAT prep test) and could score only 510, which was shocking to me. Jamie reviewed my responses and provided her feedback and told me not to worry about the score for now. Below are the key details from her feedback :-
1. Employing right strategies for particular category of questions.
2. Focussing on the classes to come and finishing assignments on time.
3. Maintaining an error log of the incorrect responses. (I cannot emphasize how important this was.)

I heartily followed these three suggestions.
I think I was good enough at Quant. But still there were valuable things I learnt in her class.Working Backwards,Testing Numbers,Plugging in smart numbers and Making an educated guess on questions when I was running out of time or not sure.
By the time I finished the course , I gave another test and score 650. I knew I was still short of my target score, mainly due to timing issues. After finishing the course in mid-November, I worked on my timing for good one and a half month. I gave a few practice tests in between and I was well with in 710-730 range. A week before my first official test I connected with Jamie again , she was kind enough to provide a Post Course Assessment on such a short notice and the areas where I could still improve.
On 17th Jan, I gave my first GMAT exam and scored a 740(Q50, V41) which till date is my highest score including any of the practice GMAT tests I had given. I highly recommend Jamie and cannot thank her enough for guiding me one step closer towards getting into my Dream Business school.
All the Best!

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TTP got me to where I needed to be on quant after a disappointing experience with a competitor program. I have never been strong at quant related SATs but still managed to get a Q47.

TTP is a thorough, in-depth quant program that covers everything you need without any tricks or shortcuts for quant that other prep programs may suggest. It forces you to build a strong quant foundation. The interface is great with lots of analytics and a powerful and flexible built-in error logging system. The staff answered at least a hundred of my questions, almost always within 5 minutes.

When I started the TTP program I put my faith in it entirely - I did not deviate at all from what it told me to do. Over the course of the program it drilled me over 2,500 questions and by the end I felt much more confident about my quant abilities going into the test. (In total it took me 200 hours over 10 weeks to get through all the content on the expert setting.)

On the day of the test I was astounded to come across a few questions which were pretty much identical to those that TTP had been drilling me on.

If you are looking to really improve your quant then look no further!

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I would say that Experts’ Global provides value for every penny that is paid to them. Highly experienced in the domain of GMAT prep and requirements, the Experts’ Global team is the best. Despite earnest efforts, I was unable to get a competent score in the Quant section. So, my mentor advised me to try their Online Quant Prep Program. It was the best-compiled study resource and practice test for the section. I closely observed my errors each time, worked hard to improve, aided by the guidance of the prep resource, and in only a month, significantly improved my Quant scores. (720, Q50, V36)

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I had already been preparing for my GMAT for a year, yet I could not get a score higher than 670. It was then that I realized that I required professional guidance with my GMAT preparation. Much distressed, I approached the Experts’ Global GMAT Prep Program. I run them through my GMAT prep background and shared my MBA plans with them. They assured me that they would help me get a competent GMAT score. They fast tracked my GMAT coaching, all the while ensuring that my weak areas were sufficiently stressed upon. What I was unable to achieve in a year, I achieved in only a month – a GMAT score of 720!
I took few other courses before but Experts’ Global helped me the best. No doubt, you should go with Experts’ Global’s GMAT Prep service, their personalized study curriculum helps a lot!

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The course that they have put together is very comprehensive and well structured and has played an important role in helping me reach this milestone. I followed the e-GMAT structured approach through and through and this later paid rich dividends. I was initially very skeptical because it took a lot of time, but with practice, you can see an improvement in your accuracy as well as a reduction in time required to answer the questions.

The verbal section was very comprehensive covering all the important topics in a concise way, at the same time felt that the course very well structures and that it was not too lengthy.. The quality of questions in scholoranium was also very good and was similar in style to the questions in the actual exam.

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Expert global! You might be wondering why someone would choose this product over such gigantic structural courses present in the race. if you are thinking so,I would explain that the course specifically in quant section presents great effort to boost your score as long as you are succumbed to great fundamental.in GMAT , questions that are great rated are not actually though rather those are unsolved by most of the participants.so here is the clue.no course presents structural approach to every level of problem of a single category irrespective of egmat,but in that egmat takes alot of time to score on the real test because it uses a lengthy approach and your score will improve only when you adapt to that pattern, however in expert global they teach using quantum strategy in which you can learn and they increase the difficulty as per stages and you will solve same kind of problem repeatedly.now the catch is why someone need to solve questions repeated manner? Because in GMAT they ask the same question by twisting around the concept and students get circumlocate around the only concept but end up losing points.so this company does solve questions using such concepts that are of root level and least time taking and even a rusty guy can solve the questions, would he just solve the questions level wise .you will not forget if you solve all the three level questions.also in this course you will find a smart building of approach over smart questions that are treated exceptions in GMAT .the video explanations are just soothing and understandable.the most I like about this course is the same approach to any kind of inter related common sense based approachable questions that are essentially considered though in GMAT . although it doesn't present extremely though questions unlike egmat course,the course projects the student at atleast 700 level majorly and not 750+ score.so I strongly recommend this course if you are totally rusty and intrested for a 700 plus score.the GMAT shorts are really helpful by experts global.thabks to the team and the test designers , especially to the test screen that matches to the actual GMAT screen, providing an equal replica of GMAT test.

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I was struggling to improve my quant just the few extra points to get my GMAT score in the mid 700s range. Practice test after practice test I could not improve on the topics that hurt me most - probability, combinatorics, and work-rate problems.
I switched over to TTP five weeks before the exam and did not take another practice test until the week prior. I improved from a Q46 to a Q49 by the end of my studies with TTP.
TTP does a great job breaking down the quantitative topics into different modules. I went module by module focusing only on the medium to hard problems, timing myself like I would for the real exam. The modules also have thorough video based solutions.
The cumulative reviews after each module were immensely helpful in jogging my memory as to topics I had already covered.
And finally, Jeffrey and the team provide nearly instantaneous live feedback to any questions you may have. Highly recommended.

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I have researched a lot about verbal courses. And I have clarity that classroom coaching is not feasible for me, since i lost the habit of sitting for hours and listening to a lecture. And i found e-GMAT to have very good reviews. Let me also contribute my two pennies for the same.

Pros:
It is very well structured
Helps you to build basics strong
Vast practice questions (Scholaranium)
Very interactive video lessons

Cons:
The forum is bit slow
No human touch, to get any support
Bit expensive for duration of 6 months.

Since I was a working professional, out of those 6 months, overall on & off, may be i have used it only for 80-90 days.
Scholarinium is a great tool, but i realized it very lately.
Lastly, irrespective of any course you take, you need to spend some quality time for the prep and practice as much as possible.

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The verbal resources by Experts Global are the most organized and the most exhaustive for complete Verbal preparation especially for someone looking to prepare from basics and aiming for a high score.

The videos are the best part as they are really brief and focus on specific concepts at a time. The way this portal is organized is very helpful; each short videos has a detailed exercise based on it and you get some cool analytics on completion of every exercise. Then, there is an option to repeat the complete exercise or to repeat just the incorrect attempts, which I think is a great feature as I would try attempting the incorrect questions once again, without seeing the explanation.

There is a huge number of high-quality practice questions with detailed explanations. Hence, I could really focus on practice and learning from the analysis and explanations without worrying about the number of questions I have in my kitty for my prep.

The CR questions were really good and challenging. The detailed exercises on boldface were really helpful as I really needed to practice those questions but no study material would have serious number of boldface questions.

The RCs are very challenging and as per GMAT pattern in length, subjects, complexity, and type of questions. Short exercises for RCS of 2 RCs and a set of 6-12 questions offer just the right balance for RC practice and help you focus for long spans on RCs. At times, I would do two exercises back to back, giving myself 4 RCs as GMAT gives 4 RCs on a test.

I saved praise for SC for the last. This was the best and most helpful as I needed most help in SC prep. The videos were helpful but the e-books were particularly awesome and extremely thorough for every concept. I really liked the first e-book "Grammar Primer" as it introduced me to the basic grammar in great detail, a thing I never understood or paid attention to. Then, the videos offered me smart and concept & meaning based ways of solving SC questions and the exercises advanced my prep by throwing at me some really great questions.

Thank you.

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