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| All Reviews > e-GMAT > e-GMAT Online Focused > Review Comments |
January 15, 2024
Strengths:
Approach towards Verbal Questions
Scholaranium
Sigma X mock tests
Would make the product better:
Include an option to watch lessons at 1.25X or 1.5X so that students can speed-up the preparation process
Hi Everyone!
In my 2nd attempt of GMAT, I scored 690, a 90 point improvement from my 1st attempt which was based mainly on self-preparation. After my 1st attempt, I realised the need for a more structured way of preparation which is when I came across the e-GMAT free trial. I really loved the way their course was designed and immediately signed up for the Online focused prep. A detailed review of each section -
Quant - Since I was familiar with the basic concepts of quant, the PACE time saving method was really effective in helping me identify the basic modules that I could skip. The concept + test based method of preparation actually instilled confidence after every topic. The questions from e-GMAT might seem more difficult than those from the official guide, however, one should solve these questions as it thoroughly clears your basic concepts and improves your speed drastically. However, "Word Problems" was the only section where I felt that the solutions were extremely lengthy and this approach could not be practically used in the exam.
Verbal - The meaning based approach for SC and pre-thinking approach for CR were a game changer. I initially took some time to get comfortable with these methods, which late on fared me well. Plus, the cementing quiz after each section gave a fair picture of my time bound performance and the extra-efforts that I needed to put to ace the topics. Also, the last mile program with a dedicated mentor helped me understand my weaknesses at a granular level and build strategies around them.
Lastly, I found the Scholaranium and the Sigma-X mock tests to be particularly impressive. The Sigma-X mocks were very much in line with the kind of/level of questions one might encounter in the exam. The mocks actually helped me hone my time management skills, and fine-tune my strategies around each question type.
All the best to everyone!
Hi DipAgr
Congratulations to you on your 690 score!
Your remarkable 90-point overall score improvement, including an incredible improvement from Q45 to V50 in the Quant section, is truly commendable.
Your unwavering dedication and meticulous approach throughout this journey have been instrumental in driving your success. You experienced remarkable improvement in your abilities by diligently following the suggested plans and adopting the Pre-thinking approach for Critical Reasoning, This progress is depicted in the image below where your time taken to answer CR questions has reduced gradually. Your hard work and commitment have truly paid off. Kudos to you.
Image Link- https://success.e-gmat.com/DipAgr-CRimprovement-to-90thpercentile
Your commitment and persistent endeavors across all Quantitative subsections have delivered exceptional outcomes. You leveraged the PACE AI feature and saved more than 20 hours of precious time.
In the end, the ability to predict success plays a crucial role. Your last Mock Quant score, which was just 1 point lower than your actual test score, indicates that you were on the right track to achieving success. This close alignment between your practice and actual performance is a strong indicator of your progress and competence. With such promising results, you could confidently anticipate a positive outcome.
Image Link- https://success.e-gmat.com/DipAgr-SIGma-X-Mocks-predicted-score
DipAgr, it was a pleasure working closely with you. We wish you the best for the next steps!
Regards,
Dhruv