GMAT preparation is a vast and tedious process which takes more than 2 months for most people. The process can be overwhelming and easy to get lose yourself in. This was my exact situation before my first shot at the GMAT.

This is where e-GMAT comes in. The first step after signing in was to take a Sigma-X mock and create a "Personalised Study Plan" using the outcome of the mock. The PSP helped me structure my preparation and create a solid timeline toward my second attempt.

SC on e-GMAT was a game changer. The meaning based approach made the task of reading the question statement and all the options way easier. The grammar sections were useful in helping me revise English grammar.

CR and RC on e-GMAT introduced unique concepts that helped simplify the process of solving these questions. "Pre-thinking" is one of those concepts that helped my increase my accuracy in CR.

The quant package in e-GMAT is an ever evolving part of the course with Quest 2.0 suggesting the necessary steps to take in order to make the required improvements.

Scholaranium ties the whole course together and brings the most impact in boosting your score in the GMAT. Scholaranium helps cementing the concepts learnt in the video lessons. It's customisable and flexible quizzes with its in-depth insights is what sets it apart from anything else.

The support team is super helpful in all aspects whether it is understanding your study plan or execution on learnt concepts. A big shoutout to DJ and team on their unwavering patience.

To sum it up, e-GMAT was the perfect package in helping me boosting my score by about 70 points in a short span of time and I would recommend it for anyone looking for a structured and sequenced GMAT prep.

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Although the tests came bundled along with another course I had purchased through GMAT Club, deciding to incorporate the GMAT Club Tests in my study plan turned out to be one of the best decisions I made during by GMAT prep journey.

The tests have a large bank of varied and challenging quant questions that equip you to handle the hardest questions on test day. It also allows you to create custom quizzes based on the subsections that may require more of your attention.

Even though the the verbal section may be a bit lacking in terms of the number of questions when compared to quants, the quality of the questions is second to none.

The variety and number of questions are just two of the many reasons to incorporate the tests in your study plan. The in-depth analysis is what sold it to me. The more questions I answered, the better data I received. The insights are unique to the GMAT Club Tests and are super helpful in pin pointing faults among the plethora of things that can go wrong. In my case, the tests were even able to predict my score on test day down to the sub-sections based on my past performance.

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