Being a re-taker, when I started preparing for GMAT again, I was finding a right course for my verbal preparation. Till that time, I have already tried various courses in my first attempt but I could not get benefit to that level so that I can improve my score in significant manner for verbal section. Then i came to know about E-Gmat from my friend who is already in very good B-School. I tried some free lectures of E-Gmat and found that this is the course where I can find get my concepts cleared in details. Because E-Gmat verbal section will take you thorough very basic concepts of grammar and meaning understanding that will help to understand your weakness. Knowing your weak and strong points is the key for the success in GMAT.

I bought verbal online section that includes SC, CR and RC courses. All course are pretty good for those who are struggling for verbal score improvement. I liked most the sentence correction section that helped me a lot in improving my concepts and score. I would say that for non-natives, best course available for sentence correction is E-Gmat SC course. To get success in GMAT verbal section, you have to be very accurate and fast while solving SC Questions because this kind of strategy will provide you enough time for RC and CR questions where minimum time required for solving questions is little more.

Good Luck for your preparations!!

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The course is extremely well structured. It will immensely benefit the non native test takers .I had subscribed for the 6 months course. Initially after studying the regular GMAT worbooks by Manhattan and Kaplan ,I could not increase my performance in verbal section in various GMAT practice tests. Then I simply concentrated on the structured egmat program and my practice test scores after 6 months improved well beyond my expectation .The special features of the program includes logical 3 step process for SC,various diagnostics methods for getting clarity in complex CR questions.The course is so structured that you need no additional study material.The structure of the course allows you to get into a new concept only after you have succesfully gained ideas about the prevoious concepts and this allows you to go through all the concepts in a planned manner without skipping one concept, that many of us do while we prepare on self study basis.I had not taken the test yet.But this course helped me to gain confidence through practice series .So for all non native MBA aspirants I think it is a must to subscribe for their course . All the best.

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i came to know about egmat from my friend.
i took gmat senetence correction subsciprtion in the month of december 2014. once i completed the course ,i was like expert in understanding the structure and tackling the sentence correction question
it gave immnense confidence for me to attemp gmat. entire course was well designed and user friendly.
Being a non native i though it would be difficult for me to tackle sentence correction question.now the problem got solved by e-gmat

after getting good exposure on sentence correction,i subscirid even for critical reasoning,i felt critical reasoning is also very good
my gmat exam is sceduled on june 9th 2015.i hope i could acheive very good score by this foundation

Suggestion for all members: if you are non native ,most of you needed spoon feeding for you to understand gmat way.

the only way to get this is to try e-gmat

Thank you.

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Friends, I appear GMAT last year , with Local Coaching class and scored 490. WithV 17. After almost 6 month relax time, I restarted and enroll for verbal live course from EGMAT. I can share in few months time my understanding for verbal has gone up and I am consistently scoring V36 to V38 in all Mocks,however my actual exam is schedule is end of this month, but I am confident to score same.

The critical thing I learned from course is that when I select the answer option in both SC and CR, I select on the basis of process learned , not on the Gut feeling or what feels like. The process of egmat is simple and easily applicable.

Soon will share my actual GMAT score as well

I want to thanks egmat Team and Facultiies....Krishna, Megna,sharada,and everyone , who guided me at every step.

Final thanks to Rajat and Payal for helping students .

Thanks

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First of all I will like to be clear that I have not appeared for GMAT till date, this is a mid-preparation review written with intent of helping fellow GMAT test takers who are preparing for GMAT. I also request all to please suggest changes that will help me improve my score on D-Day.

I am an Engineer & non-native speaker. Needles to say my Quant is my pretty strong and I have been struggling with all 3 sections of verbal for day 1. I started preparing for GMAT in 01st Week of April with a target score of 760 & preparation time of 3 months, out of which I will be holidaying for almost 2 weeks. So effectively I had 70 days to prepare for my GMAT.

I started with a GMAT prep Mock test. Score was disappointing to say the least, with a score of Q43 & V25. My score was bad not only in Verbal but also in Quant. I started my preparation with reviewing my Quant concepts. But in verbal there was no headways as I work in a very remote location, so tutoring or classes were out of Question. It is then, one of my friends told me about e-gmat. Later in week I attended a webinar hosted by Rajat on GMAT strategies. I was pretty impressed and bought the verbal online course that very day. The course, whatever I have been able to complete till date has helped me tremendously. I will not further elaborate on course as enough has already been said as to how helpful the course is in helping students, especially non-natives.

I would like to specially mention the strategy used and taught by e-gmat, as it has immensely helped me in my preparation for GMAT not only in verbal but also in Quant. In the recent mock test that I gave, I scored a Q47 & V34, which is equivalent to a 9 point improvement in verbal in 15 days and a 4 point improvement in Quant. In conjunction with e-gmat, I have been using Grockit for practicing and it has played a vital role in my preparation.

I have been maintaining a Flash Diary instead of cards as diary seems more manageable. I have been thoroughly reviewing all wrongly marked answers. I have still not started GMAT Review and am planning to go through it once I had reviewed all the concepts once. I have been studying for Verbal and Quant for alternate days, planning to do 1 topic each day, studying for approx 3 hours each day.

Even though my score has improved but there is still a long way to go in a very short duration. I hope that my review will be helpful to some of others GMAT takers. I will appreciate any suggestions which will help me further improve my score.

Thanks in advance!!!

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I am using this course from almost 5 weeks and I can surely tell you that it is the one of the best course for non-natives for improving the Verbal score. Course starts from the very basic and goes to the higher level, covering all the important topics of tested on the real GMAT. Here are the few of the features worth mentioning -

- The course teaches you from the basic & brush up a few things which you might have forgotten in your daily routine of work to approach to the DS and PS

- It is e-learning course and that makes it even more effective.

- There is a quiz before and after a concept. The live sessions are very interactive

-. Their customer service is excellent. I get my problems resolved with few hours.

- Most importantly this course is a value for money!
I found it really useful and amazing and it boosts my confidence. I am really happy that I invested my money in the course rathar than going for a some other options . If you ask me, seriously don’t waste your money on tutors aswell if you have e-GMAT corses avaiable. It will save your time aswell.

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Hello All,
Firstly, I appreciate the structure of the e-GMAT Quant Live Prep course a lot, as the flow is similar to way learning cycle is required for GMAT-Quant and also it aids in handling question in follow-on modules.
There is great emphasis on Number properties with two live sessions, which form the back bone for addressing all the questions on GMAT.
After these two sessions on number properties I had a strong foundation for other modules.

After attending each of the Live sessions, I can surely say that there is GREAT Learning in every question you answer on e-GMAT Quant-Live sessions.
The logic shared as part of solutions shared are so useful that if put in practice, the complex problems look very simple and easy.

The questions are rightly framed with aim to get the participants into 50+ level grove. The instructors make the learning of these complex questions very simple making one to follow the right approach and create thinking that is needed when looking at questions with multiple logical thoughts embedded within.

I am sure that this has provided me a strong foundation and aided me to view the questions from different scenarios and use appropriate logic at right place.

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Egmat verbal online course is very detailed and I have improved a lot in my mocks by following the egmat videos. The videos are listed topic wise and each has a pre assessment quiz as well as a post assessment quiz which evaluate our understanding. The solutions to the post assessment quiz each contains a video which explains the step by step process on how to solve each problem. This course also contains IR videos which explain the different concepts and ways to attack them. I would recommend this course to anyone who wishes to improve their verbal score. I am very happy with egmat verbal online course.

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Initially i had a go at the MGMAT books and I was able to score 46 in my quants. After that I was unable to boost my scores past 46. I was stuck and on reviewing the wrong choices i understood that I was not clear with certains basics especially with Probability , Exponents and Numbers. I tried reading the books again and still I found it not helping me out. Then I signed up for the Quant prep course in e-gmat, which was a very good one. I already had signed up for the verbal and hence I wanted to try the quants course as well. The course really helped me to understand the concepts better. The course is segregated into five major topics and sub topics under each major topic. I ran through the concepts that I already knew and then i focused on the topics that i was not confident enough. I even found the Number properties section really helpful. I then tried to test myself using the gmat club tests and I was able to score a 50, 49 and 50 in consecutive three tests which i took on three different days. I was scoring 46 in my earlier tests in the gmat club tests. I also took two free tests in GMat prep and scored 50 in both. So, I thought of sharing this with others and i definitely know that there are others who are struggling to boost their scores into the 50's. I hope my review will be useful to them.

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Hey GMAT club folks, I am a civil engineering professional [With average 70 hours weekly working hours] who is striving to face the GMAT monster for the third time now. On the previous two occasions I completely undermined the challenges offered by GMAT [Not surprisingly scored 620 and 610 respectively].

So for the third time around I thought it might be rewarding to seek help from the professionals. Little research was all that was required to zero in on EGMAT. I enrolled myself for the Verbal Online course and I am more than satisfied with the results. EGMAT team swears by their process oriented approach to tame the verbal beast and is THE course for all non-natives like me.

With the GMAT scheduled on 8th June '15, really hoping to put an end to the GMAT chapter. Wish me luck guys!!

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