Darshita Devnani (645) Success Story – A Year In the Making

Darshita’s journey with me began in 2023 when she was referred by another successful student of mine, Vaibhav Sinha, who had achieved a 96th percentile on the GMAT. Darshita already had a respectable score of 680 from her first attempt, but she wasn’t satisfied. Having previously enrolled in a reputable coaching institute, she felt the support didn’t meet her expectations. Determined to cross the coveted 700+ mark, she reached out for private tutoring.
What happened next is history!
Ace GMAT Focus Data Insights and GMAT Verbal: The Ins and Outs of Conditional Statements

GMAT Conditionals are tested quite heavily in the advanced GMAT Verbal and Data Insights questions. In this video, I delve into how to approach conditional statements, how to draw inferences such as contrapositives, and how to differentiate between necessary and sufficient conditions. Give it a watch!
Keval Kapadia (760) – Veteran GMAT Slayer: A story of perseverance and a lesson in grit!

Keval Kapadia, a software engineer by trade, scored a barely believable GMAT 760 (99th%ile), with a superlative V44 (98th %ile). He was scoring at a V19 when he joined us, and like most engineers, Verbal was his Achilees’ Heel — learn how he improved to such an amazing score after preparing with us.
GMAT Focus – Salient Features and GMAT Current Conversion Scoring Percentiles

A GMAT Focus scaled score of 655 translates into the 90th %ile equivalent, 665 translates into the 94th %ile, 695 translates into the 98th %ile, and 705-725 99th %ile; A GMATFocus 725+ is, as of now, a theoretical 100th%ile
GMAT Focus Mock de-brief – Scoring scales, exam pattern, and ESR analysis

Dear All, I wrote the GMAT Focus mock so that you have more insights into the exam pattern, question types, scoring scales, and more! Below are my findings: 1. First and foremost, the Graduate Management Admission Council™ (GMAC™) has done a great job with their #gmatfocus mock tests, with two new mocks with entirely #NEW! question banks. Although the latest Official […]
A tale of Inspiration – In conversation with a GMAT 740 scorer and USC Marshall Admit

Overcoming Self-Doubt: An Inspirational GMAT Verbal Journey Self-doubt is something we all face at some point in our lives. For some, it stops us from leaping into the great unknown, resigning us to ask “What if?” for the rest of our lives. For others, this self-doubt is made worse by those we encounter. Keeping us […]
“AND” vs Additive Phrases on the GMAT Sentence Correction

Additive phrases act as modifiers and do not compound/pluralize the subject. Additive Phrases include the following markers – AS WELL AS TOGETHER WITH INCLUDING APART FROM RATHER THAN INSTEAD OF NOT (in the context of, say, “John, not Sam, WAS going to the office”) IN ADDITION TO In case of additives, the noun to the […]
Assumption questions on the GMAT – Negation strategy

Assumption questions form the bedrock of GMAT Verbal and Verbal Data Insights-style questions. In this article, we take a deep dive into tackling Assumption questions via the negation strategy
Ace Boldfaced questions in GMAT Critical Reasoning in under 1.5 mins

GMAT Boldfaced questions are considered quite tricky and time-consuming. In this article, we simplify the approach to solving any boldfaced question in under 2 minutes using GMAT30’s patented 3-step strategy