My GMAT journey was an interesting one, I had been studying for ~1 year before I reached out to GMATNinja. I had used a very popular GMAT online course for both quant and verbal prior to tutoring, and although I felt like I knew all the rules for the test, my execution was erratic.

My practice test scores reflected my erratic processes, as my scores ranged from 650-690, even though I felt as if I could do more. After reaching out to Charles, he quickly connected me with Bransen.

Over the next two months, we worked diligently in a structured way to target verbal (specifically CR and RC) as well as quant. Bransen was very deliberate in his approach and provided real-time feedback during our sessions that helped me adjust my thinking process and led to continuous improvement. On Quant, Bransen was quick to point out that where I was losing the most points was on careless errors, which were holding me back from reaching my potential. After eliminating these careless errors, he convinced me that I could achieve a strong quant score.

After two months of work, I took the test and received a 760 (Q49/V45). I am very happy with my decision to reach out to Charles a few months back and grateful to work with Bransen, whose methodical approach and patience working with me were instrumental in achieving my GMAT score goal.

I would recommend GMATNinja to anyone who is looking to take the next step towards an elite score on the test! These guys really know what it takes!

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I took the experts global online program at the very initial stages of my preparation. I would say what makes experts global stand out is their question bank and the 15 full length tests that they provide. The course is immersive and exhaustive, to the point where you have enough material to go on to get a great score on the gmat.
I also believe that a lot of work has gone into curating these tests and I don't know if they are adaptive, but they are definitely great practice since official mocks are limited in number.
Thanks again Experts Global.

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I bought egmat primarily due to my struggle with sentence correction and critical reasoning. The thing with sentence correction is that the grammar rules are just so diverse that it's quite a task to assimilate all of this stuff. EGMAT does a fantastic job at cementing all of these concepts.
Also a quick mention of their last mile program. Kunal Bhatia from egmat was working with me, analyzing my performance and giving me real time feedback about my performance, while also giving me concrete steps to take to improve my performance in both the areas. I am grateful for that. Thanks EGMAT.

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A GMAT journey has many elements to it. I can vouch for TTP for clearing majority of the concepts for me especially quant. I love their error log and the fact that after every concept there is a test that you need to take in order to move on.

The best part about TTP is the scheduled approach. It keeps you on track. Also, the detailed analytics available gives you very pertinent inputs for you to get an idea of your deficiencies and strengths.
I struggled most with sentence correction and critical reasoning. Both were covered in a fair amount of detail. Also, the quantity of high quality questions available is really great. Gives you a good amount of practice.
Thanks TTP.

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I recently took the online GMAT exam and score a 730 (Q49 V40)! Starting my GMAT prep, I scored a 550 cold mock - really haven't taken a math class since freshman year in college so my quant fundamentals needed work. After researching courses and planning for the GMAT for a few days, I settled on TTP because I needed to cement my concept foundation in quant. Without TTP, there was no way I would have scored a Q49 on the quant section. The density of material and structure of the mission reviews greatly helped me methodically tick through each quant chapter in a logical order. Additionally, the error log created by TTP is very user-friendly and helps eliminate the need to create a lengthy excel spreadsheet.

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I started my GMAT Journey haphazardly sometimes back in August, preparing by myself using several freely available online resources. Unfortunately, that was not quite enough and I was able to score a measly 620. I was particularly weak in Verbal section.
However, I came across TTP through reddit and scored 750 last week:
Pros:
1. Great Course Structure - while I didnt follow their entire study plan, the course structure helped me maintain discipline
2. Verbal - Sentence Correction - Great/Must for non native speaker
3. Quant - Nothing else to do if you do it
4. Verbal - Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension - the types of correct and incorrect answers to expect were good

Cons:
1. Too extensive - Not suitable in case you have around 1 month to spare
2. Verbal Questions should be supplemented by OG questions, since they are not extensive like their quant ones

In summary, In case if you have >2 month to prepare, it is THE course to take for GMAT.

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sc is part where egmat excel ...they can work on their cr technique as prethinking did not suited me that well but their sc is the best in market. and quant section is also fine . but i insist on sentence correction.
if u are someone who is having trouble with sentence correction then their meaning based approach is really good as it will help you to understand tough questions.
my weakest link in my self prepration was sc and they actually help me a lot in resolving this problem .
i did not score well on test day but belive me I feel very comfortable in doing sentence correction questions

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I tried a few different resources online before I started studying with TTP. Growing up, I never really saw myself as a math kind of guy, and after high school, I did my best to just steer clear of it completely. The TTP quant was instrumental in restoring my confidence and even excitement when it comes to solving math problems. The thing I like about their quant course, when compared with the other study materials I used, is that they break the concepts down into simple, yet very concrete steps. After enough time with TTP I noticed that when I looked at a problem, I had stopped telling myself “this is something you just need to know”, and started seeing how each one could be broken down to its fundamental pieces, pieces that I understood. I started my GMAT prep by having to review my times tables, and ended it with scoring Q49 on an actual GMAT exam. I owe a huge part of that to TTP, but more importantly, I want to thank them for bringing out my interest in math again. Of course I would recommend.

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I got a free 1 month access to Experts' Global complete GMAT prep online course and after going through all the videos and practicing multiple exercises I found this course really helpful. It helped me in quickly going through verbal & quant concepts in detail and doing so helped a lot before my actual gmat in which I made a jump from my previous 670 to 710.

In verbal portion, I really liked the way short videos are there which helps you a lot understanding the concept, just after that there are application videos in which you apply the concepts and then there are concept practices exercises which help in building your confidence about the concept.
Also, there are phase 2 & phase 3 portions in which there are multiple exercises that help you solidify your concepts.
In all, I was so satisfied with the course that I extended it twice or thrice for 1-2 weeks duration.

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I purchased the e-GMAT course after getting a disappointing score in the verbal section of the first official mock test that I attempted before starting my prep for the GMAT exam.

Before giving the mock test, I was very confident with my fluency in English and expected to sail through the verbal section. However, after seeing the result, I realized that the scope of the verbal section in very different from the “Spoken English” that we Indians are accustomed to. I understood that in order to get a good score, I would need to develop a strategy to tackle each type of question in the verbal section. This is where e-GMAT was a game changer.

SC – The course helped me understand all the grammatical rules that constitute a correct sentence. However, what really helped me tackle tricky 700+ questions is the Meaning-Driven sentence analysis methodology that I learned from Payal. Understanding the intended meaning is paramount when it comes to selecting the correct option, especially in the case of tricky 700+ questions that offer multiple grammatically correct options.

CR – Pre-Thinking is crucial when it comes to tackling CR questions. It took me a lot less time to answer hard questions after I started using the Pre-thinking strategy. The main advantage of this approach is that you already know what to look for before even going through the options.

Scholaranium – I practiced a lot of questions on the Scholaranium. Both the verbal and quant sections really test your abilities. The folks at e-GMAT have done a great job at developing a verbal section that matches the official exam.

Highly recommend e-GMAT if you too are struggling with Verbal.

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