Good pool of questions. Best part is the explanations are convincing. Covers all the concepts. But still, I'm not very sure about the relevance of the scores to actual scoring pattern.

On 1 test i got 12 wrong and I still got V37, but in GMAT Prep test I got 7 wrongs and I got V32. Both are well acclaimed but can't say which one is appropriate.

Although, if I talk about the no. of questions and diversification of questions, I would rate it 9 on 10. Its the single best source that I've found, if we talk in terms of quantity and quality.

To summarize I would rate it as relatively best source for preparation.

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SC - Video lectures covered even the most minute concepts in detail, maintaining the interest at the same time.

CR & RC - Video lectures might tend to be boring because of too much emphasis on theory part.

Other plus points:

- Practice exercise after each and every concept is taught.
- Detailed answer analysis of each practice question.
- Difficulty level of questions is explicitly stated, so you can choose between 500, 600 and 700 level questions.
- Topic wise segregated questions from OG are also available.


With eGMAT course, you would never feel shortage of questions. The scholaranium section has about 30-40 questions from each concept.

The verbal package also comes with limited edition of Quant Scholaranium, having about 150 questions.

Other add ons :

- 5 full length tests from 800.com - Not very helpful
- Complete package of GMATclub.com, comprising of 30 Quant & 8 Verbal sectional tests. - They are good.

In all eGMAT package is the most comprehensive package for GMAT preparation.

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