I can't emphasize enough how GMAT Whiz completely transformed my GMAT studying experience and ultimately enabled me to achieve my dream score. While the platform itself is robust, it was the personalized tutoring support that truly made all the difference in reaching my goal.

Initially, I began my GMAT studies with Target Test Prep, a great platform that helped me grasp the basics of the test. However, I soon realized that it wasn't enough for me personally. The platform was quite dense, and unless you have like 6+ months to dedicate to it full-time, it might not be the right fit. Moreover, it focused too heavily on building foundational skills(of course super important) and not enough on how to use logic to maneuver through the test. Additionally, it lacked mock exams and detailed analysis, which I found crucial for gauging my progress.

After spending several months with Target Test Prep, I needed more comprehensive support, and that's when I discovered GMAT Whiz. If only I had found them earlier, I could have halved my study time and achieved my goal score more quickly. The platform's user-friendly interface adapted to my strengths and weaknesses, ensuring I focused my efforts where they were most needed. I especially appreciated the projected score feature that allowed me to track my progress and determine my readiness for the exam.

However, the true game-changer for me was the exceptional tutoring team at GMAT Whiz. Right from the start, it was evident that they possessed not only extensive knowledge of the GMAT exam but also were authentically invested in helping me reach my target score. My verbal tutor, Sunita, expertly guided me through the intricacies of reading and answering questions with precision. Additionally, my quant tutor, Subhankar, developed a systematic approach to address my weak areas, introducing simpler methods to arrive at correct answers quickly and efficiently. Most importantly, they offered invaluable insights on managing time during the test, an aspect where I felt TTP fell short. With the inclusion of mock exams and AI tools, I gained confidence in fine-tuning my test-taking strategies.

In conclusion, if you're seeking the most efficient path to achieve your dream score, look no further than GMAT Whiz. The platform's comprehensive resources, coupled with the exceptional personalized tutoring, make it the ideal choice for GMAT success.

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Target Test Prep is an awesome resource for anyone looking to succeed on the GMAT. The GMAT is an unusual and challenging exam that covers a broad range of topics. TTP's resources demystify the exam, educate the user on how he or she should approach each topic, and provide everything necessary to learn each concept tested on the exam.

Many other reviews on this forum highlight more specifically the strengths and benefits of TTP, and I agree with almost all of the testimonials that I've seen. So in an effort to keep this review concise, and to avoid saying what's already been said dozens of times elsewhere, I'll keep this review short. I consider TTP to be a one-stop shop, meaning the user shouldn't worry much about purchasing or seeking out supplemental resources. If you follow this course with discipline, you will get a good score on the GMAT.

I hope I never take the GMAT again, but if I do, I will without a doubt use TTP.

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As an aspiring MBA student, I embarked on the challenging journey of preparing for the GMAT exam. While I initially scored a respectable 690 on my practice test, I knew I needed to take my skills to the next level to secure admission into my dream business school. That's when I stumbled upon an online course that turned out to be an absolute game-changer – it single-handedly propelled my score from 690 to an impressive 730!
The course that proved to be my secret weapon was none other than E-GMAT. Here, I will share my experience and insights, highlighting the key factors that contributed to my remarkable improvement:
1. Comprehensive Content: The course was an all-encompassing GMAT preparation package. From the foundational concepts to the most advanced strategies, the content was exceptionally well-structured and thoroughly covered all sections of the GMAT exam. Whether it was Quantitative, Verbal, or Integrated Reasoning, the materials were top-notch and tailored to suit all learning styles.
2. Adaptive Learning: One of the course's standout features in Quant section was its adaptive learning platform. Adaptive learning analyzed my performance and tailored subsequent lessons based on my strengths and weaknesses. This personalized approach ensured that I focused on areas where I needed improvement the most, making my study sessions efficient and productive.
3. Extensive Practice Material: Practice makes perfect, and this course left no stone unturned when it came to providing ample practice material. The vast array of practice questions, mock tests, and timed quizzes helped me build my confidence and test-taking stamina, ultimately refining my approach to each section of the GMAT exam.
In conclusion, I can confidently say that E-GMAT was the turning point in my GMAT preparation. The remarkable increase in my score from 690 to 730 speaks volumes about the effectiveness of the course. I am now well on my way to fulfilling my dream of attending a top-notch business school, and I owe a significant portion of my success to this exceptional online course.
If you're serious about excelling in the GMAT exam and unlocking your true potential, I wholeheartedly recommend E-GMAT. The investment will undoubtedly pay off, and you'll find yourself closer to your academic and career goals than you ever imagined.

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I started my prep with a GMAT score of 630-650 when I did not have access to GMAT Whiz. I stumbled upon GMAT Whiz while searching for resources online to improve my score. I took the free version of the course and immediately liked the structured way in which the course was laid out.
My first GMAT attempt score = 670(Q49, V32).
Took the 2-month access plan of GMAT Whiz and took guidance from Satyam(mentor) for improving my score.
Gave my 2nd attempt in 40 days of taking the plan.
My 2nd GMAT attempt score = 700(Q50, V35).
Extremely delighted to see a 30 point jump in my score in 40 days - largely due to:
* GMAT Whiz's structured and customized plan to get the target score
* Regular feedback sessions with the mentor on the progress
* Right strategy at the right time of the preparation journey
* Extremely well constructed courses on Quant and Verbal - which cover the length and breadth of GMAT preparation
* Very high quality mocks and quizzes which contain the closest possible simulations to GMAT
* Highly effective weekend focus sessions with Ms.Sunita, Saquib and Piyush on Verbal, Quant and overall GMAT strategy

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I started my prep with magoosh
Even though it helped cover quant it wasnt that good for verbal
thats when I found GMATWhiz via their youtube videos
I was struggling with verbal in my mocks
I used the GMATWhiz online material for about 1 month
I was able to gain confidence in my verbal and also solidify my quant concepts a bit better
I would recommend their verbal for non-native english speakers
I was also assigned a mentor who got in touch with me on a weekly basis and recommended strategies and planned mocks for me. It was great having a mentor who could prioritise what to tackle when and to identify which areas I was weak in.
The overall experience was good and the mocks I took were quite accurate and I ended up getting a 720.

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I would like to highly promote Scholaranium questions.
These are the true reflection of GMAT like questions and help you decide the areas to be worked upon. The course structure is one thing I heavily relied on.
I would just like to conclude that anyone, even with no cognizance of how GMAT exam looks like, can be the one scoring higher than 90 percentile, if they enroll with e-Gmat. So if you are willing to achieve new highs in your GMAT exam, I strongly recommend to be a part of e-Gmat.
Finally, if anyone has even 1% faith on the above words, please go for e-Gmat if you are truly focussed on the exam. Not gonna regret!

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Target Test Prep's GMAT prep course is by far the most all-encompassing and thorough course I've taken. I had explored multiple courses and completed two others by the time I signed up to TTP and I could tell from the onset how much more comprehensive this one was. Thanks to the program's carefully crafted study plan, I was able to relearn all the content that I had forgotten or not yet known in both quant and verbal in a fun manner and with a level of rigor I had yet to encounter in a GMAT course. This is a course for those who feel that they want to learn and digest the GMAT content thoroughly prior to taking the exam. You not only will be more prepared for the GMAT by the time you're done with the course but also will have had more fun along the way. I can't help but commend the TTP for the program they've put together... I am truly grateful for it!

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Hello everyone there!

After a long journey, I’d like to share with you a debrief of my journey in the preparation in the GMAT. This have been a tough process with a lot of ups and downs

I started preparing on December 2021, so it’s been almost 1 year and a half until I got my final score. This probably doesn’t fit with everyone else’s timeframe in the forum, but probably there are some non-native speakers (Latinos like me) who will find this insightful for their preparation

Let me tell you a little bit about me: I’m from Peru, majored in Industrial Engineering and nowadays working as a Product Owner in Retail Banking for SME (my career is really versatile here and it’s not weird finding industrial engineers in every working field such as consulting, finance, consumer products, technology, manufacturing and nonprofit/government)

I have a special interest with Entrepreneurship and it was in the last years of my career where I decided to dive deeper on this. That’s when I started to look at role models in that specialty. I found that USA was a good place to find what I was looking for and that’s how I met some Peruvians in Silicon Valley. I asked them what they did in order to get closer to that entrepreneurial environment and every response had something in common: a prestigious MBA and the importance of the GMAT in this goal. By then, my outlook had become clear.

It was on December 2021 when I decided to finally put hands on and started to look for options to prepare. That’s when I realized that there were not many options in Peru: 2 academies dominate the market share and neither of them offer a choice I feel comfortable with (they are mostly focused on shortcuts and hacks to ace GMAT). After some days of research, my co-worker who got 690 told me that he had good results in Verbal in an online course called E-GMAT. I was skeptical that an online course could help me towards my goal, but I decided to give it a chance.

I was in awe after taking the Master Comprehension course. It was a total different approach in every section of Verbal. They were focused on – indeed- comprehend and understand what the question was asking for. I knew at that moment that GMAT was not going to be an easy exam, but rather a marathon. So, I took my first Sigma-X Mock to have a baseline and ended up with a 470

Overview of the course:
Completing the course took me longer than expected principally because my English foundations were not good. Happily, the course included every aspect for a non-native speaker. It is incredible how detailed the topics are and the quantity of exercises you can find there. Let me highlight how useful the feedbacks of the E-GMAT forum are too! (thanks Harsha, Stacey an Shraddha). I left TONS of question in their forum and every one of them got answered with a depth of detail. Taking an online course instead of a “live” one was never a problem.

In the math side, even though I had more foundations in numbers, I felt that GMAT Quant questions needed a total different strategy. Apart from that, it was my first time solving problems in English. Never had I focused before on solving math problems focusing on the details of the statement and trying to no get “caught” on those classic GMAT traps (for example: not evaluating all the scenarios). E-GMAT made my life easier by setting an approach for every type of question. This was really helpful for me in order to not “review” the problems in ALL the different angles possible but maintaining a fixed strategy and perfectioning it. Finally, it was amazing getting to know stats of my performance in a really precise way in each area. This made evident where I needed to invest more hours!

To sum it up, I’m really happy that this course had everything I needed in order to ace the GMAT. It covers every aspect of the topics in a holistic manner. Not only do the E-GMAT team focus on the quality of the questions, but also they have created a process in order to gain proficiency (cementing, ability quizzes, test readiness and their owns mocks are part of this). Having this depth of content was awesome for someone with my profile who needed to learn every topic.

About Scholaranium:
You can’t imagine the amount of effort I invested to succeed taking the cementing quizzes. These questions are TOUGH and really INSIGHTFUL in your preparation. But be sure about this: if you handle these cementing quizzes, you CAN surely move forward to the next topic.

I loved Scholaranium from E-GMAT (even though it gave me sleepless nights hahaha). The quality of the questions from the experts is amazing. That’s not something you are going to see on other platforms where they mostly “adequate” OG questions.

Last Mile Push:
On March 2023, I decided to finally schedule my GMAT. After taking 4 consecutive mocks in Kaplan and scoring 680 consistently I felt frustrated for not being able 700. That’s when I decided to wrote to Rajat Sadana from E-GMAT. He answered really fast and assigned Rida Shafeek to guide me in this road.

Rida is amazing. She landed a first plan for including these points:

• Refining Math Topics (GEO, Probabilities, Combination, Permutations)
• Ensuring Test Readiness in every topic with a plan of exercises for every week (this helped in getting used to solve mixed questions in a timed environment)
• Specific tips in every sub-section where my performance was not good in the Sigma X-Mocks

This plan encouraged me to practice in a more structured way to gain more test readiness and build stamina. That approach helped me to gain that muscle to solve mixed topic questions and to practice time management. She suggested increasing the number of questions solved every day (and practicing verbal and quant in the same day). This helped simulating the GMAT experience a lot. Once the day of the exam arrived, it felt really natural for me to solve 60+ questions in 2 hours.

Sadly, my first official exam was not good. I ended up with 630 (Q49 V26). I was totally discouraged here. All the time invested felt useless and I started doubting about my abilities (“probably I was not good enough for this exam?” – the kind of questions that arrived in my head). I noticed Rida with this score and she did help me a lot trying to identify the flaws of my exam. We were both at shock since my last 2 Sigma X-Mocks gave me in average a score of 680. I found that I need more guidance in CR as well as improving strategy in the day of my exam regarding time management.

There were 3 principal areas to focus for my next attempt:

1. Critical Reasoning
2. Time Management
3. Aggression in the first section (without compromising accuracy)

Time management was the key in my last month of preparation. Rida identified some bad practices in my mocks and she suggested me to change my strategy by using a time matrix. It worked!

Rida and the E-GMAT team also helped me scheduling a session with one of their verbal experts: Harshavardhan (Harsha) because - even after practicing CR – I was struggling with the questions. We had call of more than 1 hour where he deep dived on my approach towards CR. This session was mind-blowing. It’s amazing having the opportunity to talk with an expert on a topic like him. He made it evident where I need to focus the majority of time with a really detailed diagnosis. Until that session, I didn't know my mental process doing CR exercise could be split in 7 parts (for example: visualizing, understanding, details, falsification question, pre-think scenarios, analyzing options). Only after noticing that my biggest flaw was at analyzing options, then I could focus on a more intentional way on that side. He recommended to practice this in untimed manner and, only after feeling more comfortable with process, then I could go back with a timed environment. It worked!

From a personal and mental perspective, it was awesome having that mentorship support during the last stage of my preparation. GMAT has been a tough exam for me (a total rollercoaster) and Rida helped me in not giving up in these last moments when I started to feel frustrated, stuck and discouraged. Mental attitude and confidence play a big role in the day of your exam.

Let me share with you the results of my mocks and official exams in a chronological way:

470, Q30 V26 - Dec 7th 2021 (Sigma X-Mock)
620, Q41 V34 - Apr 7th 2023 (Sigma X-Mock)
710, Q48 V39 - Apr 9th 2023 (Sigma X-Mock)
660, Q46 V34 - Apr 15th 2023 (Sigma X-Mock)

630, Q49 V26 - Apr 16th 2023 (GMAT Official Exam)

660, Q48 V32 - Jun 11th 2023 (Sigma X-Mock)
680, Q49 V32 - Jun 18th 2023 (mba.com Mock)
690, Q48 V37 - Jun 25th 2023 (mba.com Mock)

700, Q49 V36 - Jun 26th 2023 (GMAT Official Exam)


Ok, this went longer than I expected. If you are still here, I hope this debrief could help on your journey. Thanks to the E-GMAT team for creating such a wonderful product in the market. I hope to contact you soon with more news about my MBA Journey.

Sincerely,
Kevin

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I would highly recommend E-GMAT to non-native speakers especially for SC course.
With E-GMAT, I have improved my scores by 90 points.
Prior to E-Gmat course, for me the approach before was to read the question and mark the answers based on either intuition or "sounds good" rule.
With the help of E-Gmat I was able to make the meaning-based approach as the second nature to solve really complex SC questions.
I really appreciate the detailed videos and exam type questions for practice in order to prepare you for the exam day.
Last but not least, I would like to thank Harsha and Abha for their constant support and Help.
Harsha’s explanation and approach to solve the question really changed my perspective towards the Verbal and Abha’s consistent push helped me to Score 680.
Further, though there’s an improvement, I am looking forward to retaking the GMAT to aim higher score.

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I first went through the overwhelming process of researching multiple GMAT prep courses, reading reviews and watching demos. After signing up for a free trial of the e-GMAT course, I chose to go ahead with the same for the following reasons.
The course modules are comprehensive and well-structured with detailed focus on each sub-topic. All modules start with the basic concepts, building a strong foundation and then move on to developing the application skills needed to solve actual GMAT questions.
The structured approach given in the quant solutions helped me achieve speed and accuracy. Such an approach with focus on question statement analysis and inference was particularly useful to me while solving Data Sufficiency questions, in which I previously struggled.
The Verbal course starts off with a Master Comprehension Module and though basic, the reading strategies taught helped me avoid re-reading sentences and understand the given meaning. Such a skill obviously helps in all the verbal sections.
e-GMAT's Scholaranium, an exceptional and vast question bank, offered immense value in my preparation. Its custom quiz feature allowed me to focus on specific areas and gradually work on my progress. The detailed statistics pointed out my weaknesses, enabling me to work on them.
And while I initially thought the Quant questions to be more difficult than the OG questions, I am glad my mentor encouraged me to keep solving those questions since I found my actual exam at a similar difficulty level. I would not have been able to achieve a Q49 otherwise.
Lastly my mentor, Dhruv Joshi who provided me 1:1 support as part of the Last Mile Program, was a constant source of discipline and encouragement. He drafted personalized study plans depending on my progress and pointed out various other improvements in areas such as my stamina and time management techniques.
With a prompt customer support team and dedicated mentors, the e-GMAT course is a boon to all aspiring GMAT test takers. Look no further for your preparatory needs!

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