In Quant 2.0, we introduced xEngage – our immensely engaging learning activity that contains drag-and-drop interactions, neatly organized chapters, and personalized and informal learning videos. These videos made learning more fun. With xLearn player, we are adding key features to make learning more enjoyable and impactful. Features of xLearn player Playback Speed This has been one of the most requested features by our students. One of
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How should I go about the new Quant course? That is a great question. This course is built around xPERT architecture which allows you to diagnose your weaknesses, personalize the course based on your needs, and then track your improvement. Here’s how you should go about it: Take the diagnostic quiz at the beginning of
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Verb tenses is one of the most complicated topics on GMAT Grammar. It is right there with modifiers and comparisons. What makes this topic so tricky is that to solve 700-level questions that highlight multiple events from the past, students frequently need to get two things right, they need to decide whether to express sequencing
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If you have purchased an e-GMAT subscription which is about to expire or expired less than 30 days ago, you can avail this policy to extend your subscription period. Our new extension policy is simpler and more student-friendly. Not only is the policy simpler, but you can also extend anytime from within the
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SIGma-X mocks provide accurate score estimates and ESR+ analysis – two things that are only possible with in-center GMAT experience (the Online GMAT does not provide ESR). Today, we are pleased to announce that students with special needs will be able to leverage SIGma-X mocks to plan for and achieve their target GMAT score. 1.1
Read More10 years ago, when we launched our Sentence Correction course, it was built on two pillars – sustainable methods, i.e. methods that worked on every question, regardless of the difficulty level, and precise feedback. Two years ago, we started working on a brand-new Quant course. We just concluded a limited trial of the same. This
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Business Schools today are facing a paucity of quality candidates. Students who apply with a good GMAT score in Round 3/4 have a much higher chance of securing admits as well as scholarships. The hurdle is acing the ‘GMAT Online’ with no scratchpad and an unfamiliar online whiteboard. What you need right now is familiarity
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Every day we receive countless queries on our support account ranging from product queries (Scholaranium, mocks, ability quizzes, etc) to Official Guide queries to queries on MBA admissions. To give you an instant response to a few basic queries that students typically ask we have created this blog post. The list of the FAQs is
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e-GMAT was one of the first companies to announce Whiteboard integration with its entire course structure. Since then, more than 1500 students have used the Whiteboard to solve 10,000+ questions. While the GMAT Whiteboard has faced a lot of criticism, those who have spent a few hours practicing using the Whiteboard agree that the Whiteboard
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At e-GMAT, our primary goal is to make learning simple. To achieve this goal, we constantly enhance our course offerings. Today, we are launching a new feature – ‘Cementing Quiz’. This feature is designed to make sure students can practice in the right way after completing the course. Cementing Quizzes are shown to increase concept
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