e-GMAT review: strong value with live coaching
First checked October 11, 2026; rechecked October 23, 2026 · Sources: e-GMAT’s own pricing page and pricing announcement; e-GMAT’s comparisons with rivals are its own claims. Exam facts from GMAC (mba.com). The rating is our editorial assessment from published details using the rubric on our how we rank page, not a hands-on test.
This e-GMAT review covers one complete GMAT course sold on time-based plans: $249 for two months, $379 for four or $499 for six, according to e-GMAT. Every plan includes three live Coach Connect sessions a week, 7,500+ questions and five full-length mocks, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. On published features it’s the strongest value we review.
| Category (weight) | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Question bank (25%) | 5.0 | 7,500+ practice questions, according to e-GMAT |
| Practice exams (20%) | 5.0 | 5 full-length Sigma-X mocks plus 90 sectional mocks |
| Lectures and materials (15%) | 4.0 | Structured online lessons; known for Verbal strategy |
| Platform and mobile (15%) | 4.5 | Personalized online platform |
| Support (10%) | 4.5 | Three live Coach Connect sessions every week |
| Value (15%) | 5.0 | $249 for two months with live support and a 7-day money-back guarantee |
| Weighted rating | 4.7 / 5 |
Our editorial rating, using the same rubric across the site. Scores are based on e-GMAT’s published details; see how we rank for the method.
Full course, 3 live sessions a week, 7,500+ questions, 5 full mocks.
See e-GMAT planse-GMAT plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 months | $249 | Full course, 3 live sessions a week, mocks |
| 4 months | $379 | The same, 4 months |
| 6 months | $499 | The same, 6 months |
Source: e-GMAT pricing page and pricing announcement, checked October 11, 2026. All plans include identical content and support.
What stands out
- Three live Coach Connect sessions every week, included in every plan.
- 7,500+ practice questions and 5 full-length Sigma-X mocks plus 90 sectional mocks, according to e-GMAT.
- 7-day money-back guarantee.
- Known for Verbal strategy; popular with non-native English speakers.
What to watch for
- e-GMAT’s comparisons with rivals are its own; check rivals’ pages too.
- No classroom course; live time is online coaching sessions.
- No monthly option; the shortest plan is two months.
- Add official practice: use GMAC’s Official Practice Exams too, since they use the real scoring algorithm.
Who should skip it, and alternatives
- You want the deepest Quant: see our Target Test Prep review.
- You want classroom-style live classes: see our Manhattan Prep review.
- You want the lowest price: see our Magoosh review.
Common questions about e-GMAT
How much is e-GMAT?
$249 for two months, $379 for four or $499 for six, according to e-GMAT; every plan has the same content and support.
Does e-GMAT include live sessions?
Yes: three live Coach Connect sessions a week, included in every plan.
Does e-GMAT have a guarantee?
Yes, a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Is this review sponsored?
No. We currently earn no commission from e-GMAT or any GMAT provider, and no one paid for this review.