I signed up with GMAT Ninja after completing a two month self-study course, three OG practice exams, and my first official GMAT attempt. I scored a 660 (V45, Q36) on my first official attempt before tutoring began. As a side note, the highest of my first three practice exam scores was a 630.

Once signed up with GMAT Ninja, I was tutored by Bransen for the next two months. Bransen was great to work with. He helped me to understand and fix my bad habits. Most of my tutoring with Bransen was focused on Quant. After two months, I took the test again and scored another 660, but this time it was a V38 and Q43. My Quant definitely improved, which was my main goal going into my tutoring sessions. I knew my lower Verbal score was a result of my lack of discipline during the test, so I scheduled my third attempt for a month later hoping to score a little higher overall. I knew if I followed Bransen's advice with Quant that I could at least match my last Quant score. I also knew if I eliminated dumb mistakes with Verbal I could get it back up close to a V45. After a month of light study, I took the test again and to my surprise I scored a 760 (V51, Q45). Bransen was instrumental in me achieving this score. His voice was always in my head as I prepped for my last attempt. It was money well spent to get advice and coaching that I couldn't get from a self-study prep course. Bransen even gave me some tips via email after our tutoring sessions had ended. I'd recommend GMAT Ninja to anyone who feels stuck or discouraged with their GMAT scores.

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I absolutely loved taking my 9-week Live Online GMAT course with Jamie. Not only was she a fantastic explainer but she also made the classes very interactive and enjoyable. I genuinely looked forward to them in the midst of a busy work week.

Jamie was able to break down complex concepts into simple steps that were easy to follow. This was particularly beneficial for me in Quant as I come from a psychology background, so I hadn't dealt with numbers for years. There's no other way to put it except that her strategies just made sense - and if they didn't, she made sure to explain again until the entire class got them. She even taught us multiple methods to answer the same question so students could choose those they were most comfortable with.

Jamie also was a great motivator and instilled confidence in me and my peers. I remember I wasn't happy with the results of a couple of my practice tests and she was extremely supportive and empathetic. She even live analyzed one of these tests during class, which was very helpful for both me and my peers. She had such strong faith that each of us would do incredibly well and that confidence rubbed off on us.

Overall, I improved 90 points from a 580 to a 670 and I have just accepted an offer to Said Business School (Oxford University)! I am still in touch with Jamie until today and I will always remember what an incredible experience taking her class was. I highly recommend anyone who wants to improve their GMAT score and have fun while doing so to take her course - you'll thank me later!

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After going through multiple resources and talking to multiple test-takers about which course should I use to prepare for my GMAT, I ended up opting for Experts' Global Complete GMAT Prep Online course. Needless to say, the course is probably the most comprehensive one out there, beyond which you would ideally not need anything else to prepare for the GMAT. It is self-paced which suits working professionals like me (however my advice would be to stick to their 12-week prep plan which is present on EG's website). The best part about the course is the video solutions to all the practice questions and well as questions from mock which leaves no room for confusion and keeps building up on the concepts learned during the concept sessions. Would recommend it to everyone who are planning to take their GMAT any time soon.

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I started my GMAT journey by taking the first Official mock and got a 560 (Q36, V31). After looking at the median GMAT score for my target schools, I quickly felt overwhelmed. Luckily, I came across GMATClub, which introduced me to Target Test Prep. Target Test Prep is thorough and covers EVERYTHING you need to know to succeed on the GMAT. I chose the most comprehensive Quant and Verbal plan and spent about 1 hour per day on TTP, so it took me roughly 7 months to complete the whole course. After completing the course, there is a "practice test phase" where you take a mock, input the score into TTP, take a diagnostic test, work through your weakest topics and repeat. This phase took me another 3 months to complete. I took my time with TTP since I wanted to feel 100% confident about a topic before moving on to the next, but most could reasonably complete the entire course in 3-4 months. Ultimately, I was able to bring my score up to 700 on my first and only GMAT attempt!

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It was after 4 failed attempts and 2 years of non stop preparation that i reached out to GMATWhiz. At that time i was stuck in a mid 600 score plateau and irrespective of how much effort i've put, I couldn't improve my score at all.
GMATWhiz actually helped me reach the 700+ score. I really liked the way their course is structured. The inbuilt AI engine helps in planning the study schedule and all we have to do is, just follow it. Another important feature of GMATWhiz is the score predictor (it is pretty much accurate) which actually starts predicting our score soon after we complete a couple of modules. Because of this feature, we know how much more effort we need to put to improve.
The support i've got from GMATWhiz is immense. I had tried a couple of test prep companies and non had provided me the kind of support that GMATWhiz has. Sunita Ma'am (Verbal tutor) not just made me understand the concepts thoroughly but also gave me the moral support during times when i used to feel low.
To be honest, the GMATWhiz team is as motivated as you to help you reach your dream score. Sharing from my personal experience, the GMATWhiz team has gone beyond their course offering to help me reach my dream score.
Finally i would highly recommend GMATWhiz for all those who are preparing for the GMAT.

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I had struggled a lot with the GMAT verbal section especially with the SC and CR part. But the approach followed in the e-GMAT curriculum makes questions easier for you and gives you more confidence in the answer choice you have marked.
The dashboard and the analytics help you revisit topics where you seem to be getting questions wrong. The forum works absolutely great to help resolve any queries that you have. The quant section is as detailed. And the quant question bank is one of the best for tough questions. Commit to the process which is stressed upon throughout the e-GMAT curriculum and you would surely be good enough to grab a V40+.

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GMATWhiz’s AI powered study plan made it seamless to cover the concepts during my initial learning days. The AI also made regular suggestions to take specific quizzes for conceptual or timing improvement. This ensured that all relatively weak areas were fine-tuned. The course video lessons themselves covered the concepts well fundamentally without overcomplicating the learning at any point.
Other than their AI powered course material, GMATWhiz’s mentorship program was particularly helpful for me throughout my prep. Zartaj, my Quant mentor, helped me strategize the prep during the learning phase with inputs on which topics to revise, which sources to practice questions from and when to focus on time management. As I fine-tuned my prep with Zartaj and moved closer to taking mocks, Shreyyash, the Verbal mentor drew up a calendarized plan for me for the mock phase which included the dates for taking the mocks and for a variety of quizzes across Quant and Verbal meant to continuously fine-tune my performance in between two mocks. Shreyyash also helped me approach RC better by reading the passage more actively and my RC performance improved considerably since then.
Finally, GMATWhiz was very proactive with its resources. The mentors provided me with a bank of official questions (other than the OG) which I was instructed to use before practicing from their proprietary question bank called Whiz Quiz. This was again really well planned – while the official question bank helped me apply the concepts I learnt from the video lessons, the Whiz Quiz was a useful fine-tuning tool as it allowed me to test myself on specific topics that needed further work.
I’ll be retaking the exam once more and using GMAT Whiz tutoring to improve my Q score further.

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I used TTP almost entirely for quant and couldn't be more satisfied. I had major math content gaps when I started GMAT prep, but I learned SO much with TTP. Their quant course/lessons gave me the tools I needed to deeply understand the concepts, and then use that understanding to answer GMAT questions correctly.
What really set TTP apart, in my opinion, was the amount of high-quality, GMAT-style questions included throughout: there are questions in each lesson as you're learning and at in the end of each chapter via chapter tests. Then there are even more strategically woven across the curriculum (e.g. review quizzes on previous chapter content before starting new chapter, and cumulative tests strategically placed after every 3-5 chapters).

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This review is only about the e-GMAT Verbal course. It is not a reflection of e-GMAT Quant whatsoever.

The e-GMAT Verbal course (especially SC and CR) is very comprehensive and very well planned. For someone like me who did not know where to start and how to proceed with learning, the course provided a very good structure which was easy to follow.

It seemed too tedious at times, but I trusted the hard work put in by the course creators and followed them diligently. It has everything, right from learning the basics to methods for problem-solving. There is a reason behind the extensive course and the taught methodologies. They make problem-solving intuitive and fast. I fully embraced the course and only slightly tweaked the taught methods to suit my style.

After completing the course, one moves on to Cementing Quizzes which establish test readiness. There is even a thorough process prescribed to approach these quizzes. Following this method completely was also very crucial. The ‘Scholaranium’ not only provided loads of questions to practise but also helped in reviewing progress and highlighting areas to improve.

I maintained a detailed Error Log as recommended. It seemed like a waste of time at first glance but was very important in providing focus and direction to my preparation.

The advice to write down a summary for each paragraph in RC was very helpful. The Scholaranium was also very useful for practising RC passages.

e-GMAT was a major reason behind my 99th percentile in SC and 91st percentile in CR. Thank you e-GMAT.

P.S.: I additionally solved all the questions in the GMAT Official Guide at least once. That also had a big role to play in my score.

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e-GMAT is one of the best things that could have happened to me during my GMAT journey. I started looking for different courses backing August last year and then I came across the e-GMAT platform. I saw videos and testimonies of different students who were not good at verbal or even some specific sections of verbal and how e-GMAT's content and the people at e-GMAT helped them acheieve the score they wanted.
e-GMAT has the highest success rate of all the courses that I have come across and they update their content to make sure they are relevant and keep helping more and more students acheive the 700+ score.
For me personally, I started with a Mock score of 610 and verbal was very weak back then since I was already at Q49 in my first mock. e-GMAT has specific and detailed videos for each sections of verbal and that helped me understand the process that needs to be followed to achieve a great score in verbal. After my first attempt (where I scored a 650), I was very demotivated but people at e-GMAT were right there besides me ready to help me to get that 700+ score and help me achieve my target of 750. Rajat (CEO of e-GMAT) himself send me a video the next day after my first attempt to tell me what could be the issues in my process and what I am missing. In the next 40 days, I followed that process dilligently and got the results. Even in the last 2 weeks, Harsha (one of the e-GMAT experts) kept in touch with me to make sure I select the right date for my GMAT and I am completely ready for it.
Honestly, anyone thinking of GMAT should definitely consider e-GMAT and I assure you that if you follow their process and methods dilligently, you will see the desired results.

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