I find the DS questions in Quant section very challenging which helps me to prepare for tough questions in the real exam. I find the PS in Quant a bit easy maybe because I am an Engineer. :)

Also the Verbal section is pretty well constructed with different questions from each of the section. Specially the SC part where there is a whole plethora of topics.

The review & explanation part is also too good; you usually get a good idea where you went wrong & how the question should be approached. & you can easily check your performance , weak areas in "my performance" section.

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Being an Engineer Quant was never a problem for me. I scored Q50 on both occasions. On the other hand, Verbal, especially SC was my nemesis. During my first attempt I only solved OG and Manhattan SC book. I had simply no clue that Verbal section can be approached in a way e-Gmat does. After a dismal 650(V27) on my first attempt I took the Verbal live prep course. Immediately I was simply blown away by the concepts, structures, vidoes and approach of e-Gmat. It took me quite some time to get used to but I once I figured it out I could easily solve SC problems. SC and Scholaranium of e-Gmat are too good. Even the quant portion of Schlaranium is awesome and quite tough(:P). I slowly gained confidence and I was scoring around 730 - 740 in my mocks. I scored a 710(V35) in the actual. I could have done better, but I was content. Now that I have secured an ISB admit in R1 I can simply say that it wouldn't have been possible without e-Gmat.

Thank you and I can assure you that e-Gmat has the best Verbal course hands down.

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