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| All Reviews > stons's Reviews |
July 13, 2016
Just a few days before my first GMAT appointment, I came across the e-GMAT course. The free videos that they offered were really good and I had only wished that I knew about them earlier. After scoring a 710 on my first attempt (Q49, V38), I decided to buy the Verbal live prep course, which came with a score guarantee.
The course was well structured, content (videos + articles) followed by practice questions from OG and the e-GMAT pool of questions. As I was retaking, I was looking for a fresh set of questions and the e-GMAT course had really good questions that thoroughly tested verbal concepts.
The SC material is especially worth a mention, think SC is most rule based and it is about detecting patterns - which the e-GMAT course prepares you well to spot.
July 17, 2016
Verbal Scholaranium - a great supplement and fresh questions
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I am a re-taker and the e-GMAT course helped boost my verbal score from 38 to 46. The scholaranium helped with a fresh set of questions, enabling me to gauge my skill ability levels.
I especially liked the SC question set and their explanations as well. The e-GMAT 3 step process for SC really helped me improve my SC score and my verbal score.
The scholaranium also lets you create custom tests - I would take these based on my areas of weaknesses and this would be the only thing I worked on during my last few days of revision. The scholaranium was a part of the verbal live course that I signed up for.