Hi All,

I am a non-native English speaker who has had a hard time preparing for the GMAT. The GMAT is a reasoning exam that tests a certain set of skills. So in order to crack the GMAT, you definitely need a special set of English verbal skills combined with exceptional reasoning skills/techniques. Coming from a strong engineering background I definitely have exceptional reasoning skills but very limited English verbal skills and this is where e-GMAT comes into the picture. e-GMAT claims that their verbal courses are developed for non-native English speakers and that is not a lie. My GMAT exam is approaching fast and since using e-GMAT I feel much more comfortable as my English verbal skill set has improved drastically which enables me to apply efficient reasoning to all verbal question types. With guidance from the e-GMAT’s courses I have also developed personalized strategies for attacking all types of questions. From my personal experience, I would say that e-GMAT is the answer for non-native English speakers who are struggling with the GMAT.

Best regards,
Corrie Jordaan

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Hi All,

I wrote the GMAT exam last year December, only to be extremely disappointed with my scores; both my Quant- and Verbal scores were below the 60th percentile. These were not the scores that I had in mind. The hardest part was coming to terms with the fact that I would have to go through this whole process again. But after countless hours of research and surfing blogs I came across e-GMAT and I have been using e-GMAT’s courses ever since. My next exam appointment is approaching fast and since using e-GMAT there has been a definite improvement in both my accuracy and time management.

Best regards,
Corrie Jordaan

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