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| All Reviews > kapilmba's Reviews |
April 26, 2016
Great source of learning verbal concepts. Great for GMAT preparation.
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eGMAT explains verbal concepts in great detail. I really like the SC course. They also provide excellent support and answer queries within a day or two(max) through their forum. eGMAT has been a great resource. eGMAT's Scholoranium is a good and one of the few reliable sources of practicing questions. eGMAT's course is a great package overall. They have solutions for OG questions and it really helped when I could not understand the concepts. I think that the course is worth the money. I recommend the course to anyone who wants to understand verbal concepts in detail. The only improvement I can suggest is to make the subscription valid for one year instead of 6 months.
June 09, 2016
E-GMAT Scholaranium is one of the few reliable sources of good practice questions for GMAT. The difficulty level is also according to GMAT. It offers good practice for all type of question that is sentence correction, critical reasoning and reading comprehension. I used Scholaranium after I was done with concepts and it helped me. You should try Scholaranium if want more practice and want to build a strong foundation of concepts. Solutions are explained through videos or texts in great detail. I think Scholaranium complements E-Gmat's concepts and builds a strong foundation. The only recommendation is to make it valid for 1 year after purchase instead of 6 months.