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Very well organised material with tons of practice questions and very well explained methods of solving for quant.
For verbal, the theory is very well explained and examples are useful. Incredible resource.
I went through the official guide for 2 months and got 650 on a mock. After 2 months of TTP, I got 770 on my mock and 750 on my actual exam on the first try.
TTP made me feel so confident in my quant skills that I wasn’t even doubting a 750 going into the exam. Cannot recommend TTP more. Im super duper thankful for this resource. I def would’ve struggled to even touch 700 if not for it, as a fashion designer who haven’t done math in 7 years.
I enjoyed my time with the E-gmat. I opted for a 2-month course with a one-month extension. I initially gave my gmat with 2-month prep and scored 700. Before this, I did not take any coaching from any other platform and stuck to GMAT club practice questions for practice and Manhattan for the concept. I scored a 700 with this and decided to opt for a re-test along with an e-gmat subscription.
This decision proved helpful. In the verbal section, I could gauge my improvement and keep tabs on the concepts I was faltering in. Their mentorship program also helped me identify key areas where I was lacking, on which I diligently worked. I was especially fumbling in CR initially, but the structure-driven approach helped bolster the concept for me.
their difficulty Quant coursework is a notch higher in difficulty when compared to the GMAT, which makes the Quant section a breeze in the actual exam.
their mocks too are an apt representation of the level of questions one will face in the actual gmst and they help in the process of preparation for the same. I was scoring around 730 in their Mocks and was quite happy with myself. But in the actual exam, I got 710 (owing to some personal issues I was going through on my end)
Overall, I am quite happy with the E-gmat coursework and its mentorship program. They make sure one is comfortable with the process and ensure that every need of the student is met in a timely manner. The mentors work with you towards your dream score and assist you in every possible way
My overall experience with e-GMAT has been really pleasant. Their study plan and methods are really effective. I started my preparation with a score of 540. My basics were really weak but e-GMAT helped me build those basics and helped me improve. I could see a tremendous within the first 15 days. The strategies taught really helped. Even the questions bank is really extensive and has a wide variety of questions that gives you an ample set to identify the faltering points and improve.
I had a phobia for RC but the reading strategies really helped overcome it and improve my accuracy. Pre-thinking and falsification techniques in CR are also very crucial and helps a lot in eliminating wrong answer choices.
Special shoutout to Akash, one of the strategy experts at e-GMAT. He helped in creating an effective personalized study plan. His constant support and help was extremely crucial in planning the entire journey and was pivotal in making the right decisions at the right time. He really went out of his way to help me out and made every effort to make sure I score well.
I highly recommend e-GMAT to GMAT aspirants. The team really focuses on providing the best practices and plan tailored to every student. They also help you with additional content and lectures to help you clear concepts and make sure you learn and apply the concepts in the easiest way possible.
I enrolled with E-GMAT in November 2022 after my 4th GMAT attempt. I had scored a 620 in my 4th attempt and was extremely disheartened as the score was not representative of all the hard work I had put in over the past few months. Quite frustrated with the whole situation, I took the first e-gmat sigma mock 2 days after my 4th attempt and scored a 690. I had heard from my friends that e-gmat sigma mocks are a reliable predictor of your current gmat ability. After seeing the 690 score, I quickly signed up for the e-gmat online 360 (which includes both verbal and quant prep) and was amazed at the brilliance of questions and their solutions. Since I had already solved a lot of OG questions, I felt that the Scholaranium questions truly match up to the level of OG questions. After working for about a month on the egmat course, I reached out to their support team for enrollment to the LMP program. Since LMP is an invite only program and is offered to only few students, I was pleasantly surprised when Rida Shafeek responded to my request. Rida analysed my previous ESRs in detail and was ready to enroll me under her mentorship. She chalked out a comprehensive improvement plan based on my strengths and weaknesses, recommended some amazing test taking strategies and helped me push my score from 620 to 710 (Q49 V38 IR8). Thank you Rida for always being there and offering such valuable insights. Without your help I would have never crossed the 700+ score in GMAT. Thank you to the whole e-gmat team for dedicating all your efforts towards helping candidates.
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The GMAT for me was easily the most daunting part of my application. After tons of hours spent researching and contacting seniors and friends who had given the GMAT, I purchased the e-GMAT online 360 course to assist me in my prep, and I was not disappointed. The verbal course is truly outstanding and gives you a fantastic framework to analyze and break down the questions to their bare bones, which enables you to eliminate the incorrect answer choices efficiently and confidently. Using their iron-clad process, I was able to boost my verbal score to a V38 (first time I ever prepared for or attempted the GMAT). The quant course is not talked about enough in my opinion, and is comprehensive in helping you master every single topic you would ever be tested on the GMAT. I achieved a Q50 on my first try thanks to the course.
However, more than the materials, I feel the place where e-GMAT truly shines is structuring your study plans and giving you an idea about where you stand along each step of the journey. The portal along with their extremely helpful support staff ensures you are following a consistent plan towards improvement, and if you clear the thresholds the portal asks from you, you are ready to shoot for a super elite score. Highly recommend the course to everyone.
This is the best bang for the buck if you like self-study like I do. There is everything here needed for you to get a Q50 or Q51. If you do not have a solid math base, the program will get you there. And if you have a solid base to start with, you can do like me (though it might not necessarily be their recommendation) and do the chapter tests and read the chapters as you need to refresh. There are three different difficulties (easy, medium, hard) for each of the topics and both PS and DS exercises. Doing their DS exercises was my prep for Data Sufficiency.
I also really liked the Sentence Correction course. The cherry on top is the fact that you can speak to a member of the staff at any time through their chat. I needed some guidance after taking the diagnostic prep and also needed general advice after taking my exam and they were very helpful.
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Spending 15+ hours per week, it took me over 3 months to work through all of the material and practice questions. For a typical user, this material will most likely take you 4+ months to complete.
The platform provides a structured approach to GMAT preparation. TTP offers the best Quant prep compared to any other test prep provider. While I had a strong math skillset to begin with, TTP helped me lock in a Q51 on 2/3 of the official tests I took. I'm convinced that anyone with some aptitude for math can score a Q50 through TTP alone if they put the work in. For Verbal, I felt TTP excelled at setting the correct mindset and approach for CR and RC. I believe SC is TTP's weakest aspect of the platform. TTP goes through all the core topics well for SC. However, there are not a lot of practice questions for SC and the practice questions that are given tend to be much harder than those seen on the actual test. While this can be ok for some, as someone who was weaker in SC, I felt that I had to complement my TTP learnings with questions from GMATClub and other question banks. I did not feel this same need for any other Quant or Verbal sub-section.
Despite the above, TTP is the first platform I recommend to anyone starting to study for the GMAT. It simply has everything. Post TTP, I got a Q51 on 2/3 actual tests. I got a perfect CR on one test and a perfect RC on another. I feel that these achievements are predominantly due to my learnings from TTP. While TTP helped me develop my SC skills, I needed other materials to help get me to a 98th percentile score for SC. I encourage others to do the same. TTP should serve as the foundational test prep on someone's GMAT journey, with other supplemental materials added when needed.
Target Test Prep helped me understand the principles behind the questions on the GMAT exam, gave me large amounts of practice problems with which to test my understanding, and helped me pinpoint areas of weakness for further review. TTP focuses on teaching the foundations of mathematics, grammar, and logic rather than teaching “tricks”, allowing users to develop greater consistency in answering the GMAT’s questions. TTP also helped to lend structure to my preparation efforts, by virtue of being organized into chapter form and roughly alternating between verbal and quant test topics. Additional helpful features included notes on how to efficiently parse questions to determine what grammar principle or math technique to use to solve the problem.
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Target Test Prep's GMAT preparation software stands out as a valuable tool for students seeking to excel on the GMAT. The platform's structured approach simplifies the learning process, breaking down complex concepts into manageable modules that progressively build upon one another.
One of the key merits of Target Test Prep is the emphasis on a strong foundation. By first ensuring that users have a thorough understanding of core concepts, the course lays the groundwork for more advanced problem-solving skills.
Furthermore, the practice questions and full-length practice tests provided by Target Test Prep are invaluable for fine-tuning test-taking strategies and time management skills. Detailed explanations accompanying each question enable users to learn from their mistakes and continually improve their performance.
Overall, Target Test Prep's well-organized and comprehensive approach offers an effective way to build the necessary knowledge and skills for achieving a high score on the GMAT.
E-Gmat went above and beyond. They have helped me overcome all the difficulties I faced during my preparation for the big day. If you are looking to ace the gmat, E-Gmat is your best bet!
At first, I tried studying for the GMAT on my own, but as most people following my strategy would eventually realize, you can only go so far flying solo. So I had to request assistance from professionals. E-Gmat was the answer. With the help of my mentor Rashmi, who devised a very efficient study plan, I was able to progress step by step and reach new heights. It is her guidance and perseverance that contributed to my success. With her help, we were able to address lingering weaknesses and recurring flaws which I could have never solved on my own.
Her time and devotion to my GMAT journey outweigh all costs that I incurred during my training. I cannot possibly thank her and the members of the e-Gmat team enough for their contribution to my preparation as they paved my way to success. They make learning fun and worthwhile!
Dear JadKhairallah,
Congratulations on a humongous 200-point improvement to 680😊, with a 23-point improvement in quant and a 14-point improvement in verbal.
Being a non-native speaker, you knew that GMAT verbal was a challenge. You did not let this deter you but rather followed a structured approach to build the ability.
The time that you invested in building the foundation and then mastering the meaning-based approach really helped you improve your SC accuracy across all blocks that helped you go from 34%ile to a 70th percentile ability in SC:
Image link : https://success.e-gmat.com/JadKhairallah-SC-Accuracy-across-Blocks
I am really glad that you leveraged the data analytics on the Scholaranium to identify and work on your areas of weakness. See how this data-driven approach helped you improve to a 75% accuracy in CR while reducing the overall time to 1min 48sec:
Image link: https://success.e-gmat.com/JadKhairallah-CR-Accuracy-vs-Timing
In Quant, I am glad the course architecture of introducing concepts and applications and then testing it out through practice quizzes was helpful. This along with a structured, data-driven approach helped you improve by a massive 23-points to a Q48.
During GMAT prep, being able to predict ability and understand areas of improvement points is critical. I am happy that the SIGma-X mocks were helpful not only to predict your final score but identify areas of improvement and track your progress. This image shows and how the SIGma-X mocks were able to predict the final score:
Image Link: https://success.e-gmat.com/Mock-scores-Predict-Success
Jad, I must say, it has been wonderful working with you as your mentor and I am impressed with the hard work you put into the preparation. I wish you all the best for your future.
Best Regards,
Rashmi Vaidya