Hi guys,

I have gone through the gmatclub so many times and now that I have achieved a decent gmat score of 700, I would like to highlight how e-gmat's verbal live prep helped me to achieve this score.

Being a non-native, the skills in the verbal section that are tested in GMAT didn't come naturally to me. I needed a prep course which started off from the basic foundation of grammar. The audio-visual tutorials at E-gmat are effective and intuitive, Had I learnt the same from a text book, I really doubt I could have grasped 50% of the concept.

The E-gmat's course is beautifully designed - one lesson at a time. This was best for a non-native guy like me. In SC section, there are great articles such as verb-ing vs verb-ed modifiers. These articles are really well written and are mostly targeted at sections which create a bit of confusion.

Finally, the scholaranium provides a test-environment where you can practice sections in a timed environment. The results I achieved in the scholaranium were almost similar to what I received in the GMAT. For all those guys who want to improve their score from ~27 to ~40 or above, I would really suggest them to try the E-gmat course.

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I have used GMAT club tests for my preparation for the exam, and I am thoroughly pleased with the quality of the tests. The maths tests in general help one prep really well for the actual examination. You get more than 20 tests to practice from, sufficient to develop one from Q45 to Q50. Moreover, the solutions presented are crystal clear.

Additionally, the dashboard helps to track your scores, and also the strong and weak areas. Looking at the weak areas, I could improve my quant score by focusing more on Statistics, and probability.

I would highly recommend people to use the GMAT club tests.

Thanks,
Ashis

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