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eGMAT Reviews - After preparing for GMAT tirelessly through books and private tutoring, Vinayak realized that something was gravely wrong with his GMAT preparation. He was not able to cross that 700+ score on the GMAT. He gave a lot of mock tests and practiced questions endlessly. However, by the end of it, his average GMAT score was around 610.

Quant was Vinayak's strong suit, and the only way to score a 700 plus on the GMAT was to focus on the Verbal section. What he did next? He switched to an online verbal course by e-GMAT.

After going through the course content, learning new approaches to solve SC and RC questions, practicing through Scholaranium, working on his test-taking skills, and getting personalized feedback from e-GMAT's team, he scored a 730 on the GMAT.

Watch this video debrief, where he highlights his GMAT preparation Journey. Jump to the relevant section with the help of the below timestamp:

00:00 How Vinayak started his GMAT Journey?
01:00 Preparing for GMAT through Books and taking mocks every weekend (4-5 months prep time)
03:52 Took all six official GMAT mock and got an average score of 610
04:42 GMAT 610 (Q48, V27) – First attempt
05:39 Switched to Private Tutoring for a month
07:10 GMAT 630 (Q45, V29) – Second Attempt
08:49 Took a break for a week and scored 640 – Third attempt
10:00 Switched to e-GMAT for the Verbal preparation
11:00 Difference between e-GMAT SC course and other GMAT prep resources
12:00 Improvement in understanding verbal concepts
12:38 Applying learning through cementing quizzes in e-GMAT's Scholaranium
13:08 GMAT Exam got canceled three times due to COVID-19 Pandemic
14:24 GMAT 660 (Q49, V31) – Fourth and Fifth Attempt
15:32 Wrote to e-GMAT's team and analyzed his ESR
16:20 Improving GMAT RC score by following insights provided by the e-GMAT's team
18:00 Focusing on improving test-taking skills – Time management
19:12 Sigma X-mock to detect the timing issue
21:30 Private tutoring vs. e-GMAT course
26:50 Personalised feedback by e-GMAT, which is Data-driven
27:20 Scoring a 730 on the GMAT
31:08 Business schools for tech consulting
31:38 How to boost your MBA Application?
36:40 Books to refer for MBA Admissions

Vinayak took a similar path that we see every GMAT aspirant follow – GMAT prep through Books and then switching to online learning. Save yourself some time and kickstart your GMAT preparation with us.

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