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e-GMAT is the world's most reviewed company whose students have delivered 10x more 700+ scores than students from the average GMAT Club Partner. e-GMAT truly understands the test and the test taker and accurately creates personalized GMAT journeys for students, whether they start with a score of 300 or 600, and helps them achieve 740+ on the GMAT.

Created by Four out of the GMAT Club's Top five experts, e-GMAT is a unique combination of proprietary methods in Quant and Verbal. To ensure that you excel on these methods, e-GMATs' xPERT AI personalizes your learning and provides real-time feedback that can quadruple your chances of success and help you save up to 120 hours while preparing.

Finally, e-GMAT also gives you access to strategy experts who will help push your score to 740+ if and when you find yourself stuck below a 700.

Here is what you will get with e-GMAT 

  • GMAT Strategy Onboarding
  • 5 SIGma-X mocks to get an accurate assessment of your abilities
  • e-GMAT PSP to build a personalized and time-optimal study plan
  • Top Instructor curated 200+ hours of video lessons
  • 2500+ Application and Exercise Questions
  • Scholaranium platinum with 2500+GMAT like Questions
  • 24*7 Customer Support
  • Forum Support
  • Hyper-Personalized Improvement Plans
  • Last Mile Push from e-GMAT Mentors

 

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October 25, 2023
Prashant7227

Joined: Apr 11, 2023

Posts: 5

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Verified GMAT Classic score:
710 Q49 V39

e-GMAT Review

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Strengths:

Comprehensive plan for verbal and quant improvement.

Would make the product better:

Nothing

I have found e-GMAT to be extremely helpful. I started using this platform after my 1st attempt and it has helped me a lot with my preparation especially with the verbal section. The scholarinum which is a specific feature of e-GMAT portal allows us to have a detailed analysis of our strengths and weakness, so that we can focus specially on our weak areas to improve them. I will strongly suggest people to use this platform and especially the facility provided to interact with the experts there who can do a detailed analysis of our progress and provide valuable feedback on how to proceed ahead with the preparation.

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October 24, 2023
pv09

Joined: Nov 21, 2022

Posts: 2

Kudos: 2

Verified GMAT Classic score:
760 Q50 V44

e-GMAT : A true partner for 750+ Dream Scores

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Strengths:

1.) AI-enabled Scholaranium question bank that helps to gauge ability and accuracy
2.) Vast question bank - especially Quant
3.) Perfect combination of self-paced study structure and mentorship (Dhruv was my mentor, and he is absolutely and totally a pillar of strength for aspirants and e-GMAT).
4.) Dhruv, and e-GMAT platform gave me thorough and correct feedback on where I went wrong, and how to improve in each aspect which helped me manage my time most productively by working harder on my weaker areas, and revising my stronger areas. This is a boon for anyone who also has other time-taking commitments such as work and/or studies.
5.) Balancing a hectic work life and high GMAT score aspiration, I had to take off days in between preparation due to work/other reasons, but the quizzes and revision and summary modules helped me get back on track. My mentor would also check-in with me and remind me to go over things at intervals of 2-3 days for 30 minutes or so, to keep the momentum going which helped me stay on track.

Would make the product better:

1.) I think Verbal modules could be a bit better, as well as the Verbal questions since I did not find them a very accurate representation of the actual GMAT questions half the time, especially RC passages.

e-GMAT was instrumental in helping me achieve my target score of 750+. I found their platform and their pedagogy intuitive to follow, easy to use, and suitable to my schedule and aspiration. The course content was comprehensive and covered each topic that is tested on the GMAT. I particularly found Quant very detailed, and went through each module to revise and apply concepts. While I had a good grasp of the concepts tested by GMAT makers prior to taking the e-GMAT course, I struggled a bit in time management which made me a little haphazard in answering the questions, leading to silly mistakes and rushed problem-solving.
e-GMAT helped me build upon my ability to hone my exam-taking strategy - which is crucial to getting to the 99th percentile. Approaches such as the Meaning-based approach in SC, Pre-thinking in CR, note-taking in RC and the 7-skills for Quant increased my accuracy and made my timing strategy very strong. The platform is very interactive, and combined with their advanced, adaptive quizzing platform Scholaranium helped me evaluate myself at every step of the way, which is again crucial for scoring well in GMAT.
I especially really liked the cementing quizzes, ability quizzes and conceptual quizzes which helped me simulate exam-like testing environments for Quant and Verbal sections. I also found the entire team very supportive, understanding of my schedule, and quick to respond. My mentor Dhruv Joshi was one of the most key players in my journey and I cannot thank him enough:) He would regularly check-in with me, respond to all my questions - his guidance and encouragement was invaluable. I had to take off days irregularly in between due to sudden professional commitments, and Dhruv really helped me here by checking in with me every 2-3 days and reminding me to go over my notes for even 30 minutes to keep the momentum going. A big challenge for me was accommodating GMAT prep along with my professional and other commitments and e-GMAT was invaluable in their support and guidance in helping me achieve my target score alongside.
I would 100% recommend GMAT test-takers to check out e-GMAT once before committing to test preparation. Further, I would also suggest that future GMAT test-takers go over the official guidelines about each of the sections very carefully and gain a thorough understanding of the structure of the exam. Going in with a thorough knowledge about what the exam asks for, along with a strong plan-of-action that takes into account one’s current ability and accommodates their schedule will lead to the best results. I would also ask potential test-takers to be patient with the process, not get dejected by small obstacles or failures, preserve and be consistent in your efforts and work with single-minded focus on your goals and you will surely do well.

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November 08, 2023
egmat

Hi pv09

Congratulations on the fantastic score!  

What a journey you’ve had!!

Your success is a testament to how important being self-aware during prep is. You introspected after your first attempt of 730 (Q49, V40) and realized that to go from a high score to a higher GMAT score needed much more than what you had been offering.

If someone looks at your Verbal Scholaranium scores today, no one will believe that Verbal was once your weakness. You turned this weakness into your strength with your patience- the patience to UNLEARN and then LEARN a more methodical approach to SC, CR, and RC. You took your Verbal abilities a notch higher by applying this structured approach

Take a glance at your Verbal Stats:

https://success.e-gmat.com/pv09-Verbal-Scholaranium-stats

Diligence and the right decisions during prep played a key role in helping you improve from V39 (88th Percentile in your 1st attempt) to V44 (96th Percentile in your 2nd attempt). Your most significant improvement was seen in CR. You improved your accuracy while simultaneously reducing the time to answer questions by applying the Pre-thinking process.

https://success.e-gmat.com/pv09-CR-Improvement

Your SIGma-X mock attempts gave the much-needed predictability, Your scores of Q49 on 2 mocks followed by 2 consecutive Q50 scores gave you the much-needed confidence to go out there and ace the Quant section

https://success.e-gmat.com/pv09-Quantscore-Prediction

When I look back at your journey, I can surely say that it had its own set of challenges. However, the way you rose above every challenge makes your achievement even more special.

pv09 , these traits of yours will help you throughout and we wish you the best! 

-Dhruv

October 24, 2023
sb1996

Joined: Oct 25, 2022

Posts: 0

Kudos: 0

Verified GMAT Classic score:
710 Q48 V39

One stop support system for you GMAT prep

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Course e-GMAT Online 360

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Strengths:

- Great content and methodology
- Their cementing strategy is the absolute best
It will gruel you so much, you wouldn't need anything else
- Mentor support is absolutely irreplaceable. The mentors are so approachable, kind and efficient. That personalize the plan per your strengths and help you tackle you weakness. It was a game changer for me!

Would make the product better:

It's perfect!

I think taking egmat subscription was the best decision I made when I decided to enroll. The course structure is amazing and my mentor Aakash, was kind, encouraging, strict at times and he ensured he got the best out of me. My advice to anyone who is enrolling would be - just blindly do what your mentor tells you and just follow the process. Results will definitely come, in time.

Also, I am a total fan of the Egmat mocks. They were completely accurate, especially for me, and prepared me to face anything and everything on the exam. The adaptive nature of the mock and the question relevance, very much mirrors the really test.

I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to give their best shot at GMAT.

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October 24, 2023
Spacejesus

Joined: Nov 24, 2021

Posts: 2

Kudos: 0

Verified GMAT Classic score:
710 Q50 V36

650=>e-GMAT=>710

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Strengths:

The e-GMAT course offers a very structured and process oriented approach to the Verbal section,which generally troubles the non-native speakers the most. This is probably the most significant differentiator of the course. The course focuses immensely on the process of solving rather than merely solving the question correct. I believe this focus on correct process and structured approach to questions is a must for a great score .

I did not start my Gmat journey with e-GMAT. I started with two other Gmat prep courses, one after the other, which are also available on GMAT club. I did work as diligently as I did in the e-GMAT course, sticking to 'AI curated plan', taking live classes and following every step instructed by the experts.
I did not have a process to address different types of question that Gmat offers. I ended up just mugging up lots of grammar rules, skimming through passages, and following all sorts of shortcuts and gimmicks. With confused efforts the results were also confusing, Gmat mock scores ranging from 650 to 750 in 10+ mocks. The scores were very inconsistent. However, I went on with my First Gmat attempt and scored a 650(Q50,V27).

Disappointed with my official score and not knowing what to do next, I attended the e-Gmat free session and then I realised that I neither had a process nor a focus on key aspects such as author's intended meaning in SC, his line of reasoning in CR or the intention behind an RC passage. Thus, after the free session ,I joined the e-GMAT course.

As I completely followed the e-Gmat course, the most difficult part was not to learn the new process oriented approach but to get rid of the gimmicks and solving techniques that I had learned earlier. I followed the course plan sincerely and thus my accuracies improved in all the verbal sub-sections. As I put in diligent efforts, so I got into the Last Mile Program and I got a dedicated mentor.

I am very thankful to Rida mam for guiding me through the whole process, for attending to different weak areas one by one and most importantly for hearing out all my woes and cries with verbal for so long.

Since then ,my GMAT scores have only gone up. I recently scored a V42 on the official Gmat,which is yet to be officially reported. I doubt that this jump from V27 were possible without the constant help and mentorship from Rida mam. The Last Mile program is really one of its kind and really helped me focus on the key aspects. This includes understanding at a granular level what my strengths and weaknesses are and helping me to build the right strategy to work on them.

I now have a structured process to solve the verbal section, a process that focuses on understanding the author and realising the true intent of a passage rather than on merely solving. It is now that I realise the beauty of this test, and what skills it focuses on. This realisation took quite a long time as I wasted a lot of precious time on gimmicks and shortcuts suggested by other prep companies in my earlier phases of Gmat Prep.

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October 24, 2023
aroraprern

Joined: Aug 13, 2019

Posts: 47

Kudos: 21

Verified GMAT Classic score:
700 Q45 V41

A Game-Changer for GMAT Success After Years of Struggle!

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Improvement 100 Points

Course e-GMAT Online Intensive

Location Online

Strengths:

- Pre-thinking for critical reasoning
- Master comprehension for sentence correction

Would make the product better:

- It is a very lengthy course, not sure how they can make this better though

I cannot express enough how grateful I am for the incredible experience with e-GMAT's GMAT exam coaching. Their expert guidance and resources have taken my GMAT journey to new heights. In September 2023, I achieved a remarkable score of 700, a significant leap from my initial 600 in December 2021. This achievement holds an even deeper meaning because I struggled with the GMAT for nearly three long years, and it took a considerable mental toll on me.

The most astounding progress was in the Verbal section, where I soared from a 27 to a remarkable 41, landing me in the 93rd percentile! This dramatic improvement wouldn't have been possible without e-GMAT's invaluable support. It was a ray of hope after years of struggling with Verbal.

E-GMAT's approach to critical reasoning is a true game-changer. I made an astonishing leap from the 38th percentile to the 95th percentile in this challenging section, and I owe it all to their pre-thinking methodology. This approach, which was initially a daunting task for me, turned out to be the key to my success.

Throughout my e-GMAT journey, I was impressed by their well-structured courses, comprehensive study material, and a plethora of practice questions. The detailed analytics and personalized study plans ensured I focused on my weak areas, which was instrumental in my success. The support from the e-GMAT team was always prompt and incredibly helpful.

I wholeheartedly recommend e-GMAT to anyone looking to excel on the GMAT, especially if you've faced challenges over an extended period. Whether you are aiming to achieve a high score or boost your performance in a specific section, e-GMAT's courses and strategies are the key to unlocking your potential. I'm currently utilizing their Last Mile Program to further boost my score and refine my skills, and I can already see the impact it's making. Thank you, e-GMAT and especially Abha Mohan, for helping me reach my GMAT goals after years of struggle. Your pre-thinking approach has truly made a difference in my life!

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November 07, 2023
egmat

Hi aroraprern,

Congratulations on the 100-score improvement!

We are glad to hear about the significant improvement you made in the Verbal section, starting from a 27 to a remarkable 41, placing you in the 93rd percentile. You left no stone unturned and dedicated the right amount of hard work in mastering the concepts and processes, here is an image of you improving to 70% accuracy (90th percentile) in CR hard questions perfecting the pre-thinking approach.

Image Link: https://success.e-gmat.com/aroraprern-CR-accuracy-improved-to-90th-percentile

Your openness to feedback and your commitment to implementing the strategies and materials in hand played a crucial role in your remarkable improvement. We are pleased to know that the personalized study plans and detailed analytics served as tools for you to identify and address your weaknesses effectively, and your willingness to engage with them was instrumental in your progress.

Here is an image where you can be seen dedicating a good amount of time and mastering the comparison concept.

Image Link: https://success.e-gmat.com/aroraprern-perfecting-Comparison-concepts

Lastly, your dedication to further refining your skills and aiming for a greater score is a testament to your commitment to continuous improvement, let us work together to get you to the 730+.

All the best!

Regards
Abha Mohan

October 23, 2023
Akshay_Bhanu_//

Joined: Jul 26, 2023

Posts: 5

Kudos: 9

Verified GMAT Classic score:
420 Q36 V13

Personally not suitable from my learning style

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Course e-GMAT Online Intensive

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Strengths:

Topic covered, Structure, Online classes/Seminars

Would make the product better:

Make the content a bit more concise as it is a lot to cover to have efficient learning.

SC course - Awesome +++ really Awesome. I only started this course from last week of Aug and could only do the concepts and exercises once and regret not being able to do them second time. This is worth every penny esp. for non-natives. CR course - I could not complete this course (as I purchased this part towards the end mainly to review concepts). I did have some additional learning while doing this course esp. Pre-thinking part! Maths/ quants was also very well structured nut overall I prefer to work based on my weaknesses and strengths and I prefer to make my own schedule. Hence, for me this was not a good ad on service.

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October 22, 2023
sarthakj1702

Joined: Oct 22, 2023

Posts: 0

Kudos: 0

Verified GMAT Classic score:
750 Q50 V41

E-Gmat Online 360: Review

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Course e-GMAT Online 360

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Strengths:

- question analytics
- question bank
- verbal concept coverage

Would make the product better:

- longer program access duration

E-GMAT's Online 360 course was an absolute game-changer in my pursuit to boost my GMAT score from 720 to 750. The course content, covering both Verbal and Quantitative sections, is incredibly comprehensive, with a unique and effective "Pre-thinking" approach for Critical Reasoning and the "Variable Approach" for Data Sufficiency. The Scholaranium platform provided a wealth of practice questions and detailed performance analytics, allowing me to focus on my weaknesses. E-GMAT's excellent support system, Live Sessions, and user-friendly interface created a conducive learning environment. Most importantly, I achieved my 30-point score increase thanks to this course. While it might seem like an investment, the tangible results and invaluable support make it a worthwhile choice for any serious GMAT aspirant. E-GMAT Online 360 is, without a doubt, a top-notch GMAT preparation program.

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October 21, 2023
Av919

Joined: Sep 11, 2023

Posts: 78

Kudos: 16

Verified GMAT Classic score:
640 Q44 V35

Good for Verbal

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Strengths:

Sentence Correction concepts

Would make the product better:

Quant methodology and strategies

e-GMAT follows a three-step process, which comprises Concept Files, Cementing, and Test Readiness. The first step comprises learning concepts in the form of very well-defined and interesting video lectures, notes, and quizzes. The course also has functionality, which by using various quizzes helped me to understand my current strengths and weaknesses in a topic, and accordingly, it suggests the topics I could skip and topics I should cover in order to bridge the gaps in the least amount of time. In this stage, I was able to understand each concept thoroughly and build a solid foundation required for acing GMAT.

In the Cementing phase, the course allowed me to apply those learned concepts in more GMAT like questions in a timely manner, building my problem-solving skills, enhancing my speed, and improving accuracy in both Quant and Verbal sections.

In the test readiness stage, I used the course's data analytics tool to understand the areas where I was weak and more focus was required, and I used custom Scholaranium quizzes to improve my ability in those areas. The mocks included in this course are computer adaptive tests and follow algorithms very similar to the those of official GMAT exam. Egmat Mocks are very accurate predictors of actual GMAT score and provide in-depth data analysis which is very similar to ESR.

While learning a new skill we are bound to make errors but the key to ace GMAT is to learn from our errors and do not repeat them. For this process, EGMAT suggests the use of error logs and provides very good templates to maintain error logs. Maintaining and revising error logs made me understand the mistakes in my approach and the wrong patterns that I was unconsciously repeating.

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November 08, 2023
egmat

Dear Av919

We genuinely appreciate your detailed feedback on our e-GMAT course. Your insights are valuable to us, and we're thrilled to hear that you found strength in our Sentence Correction concepts. You did go through the SC course diligently and did extremely well on the practice quizzes which is evident in this image below.

https://success.e-gmat.com/Av919-SC-Comparisons

Your suggestions regarding Quant methodology and strategies are noted, and we continuously work on enhancing all facets of our course.

Our three-step process – Concept Files, Cementing, and Test Readiness – is designed to provide a comprehensive GMAT preparation experience. We're delighted to know that you found the first step, which involves concept learning through videos, notes, and quizzes, to be well-structured and engaging.

The Cementing phase, aimed at GMAT-like problem-solving, played a crucial role in improving your skills, speed, and accuracy in both Quant and Verbal sections.

Our Test Readiness stage, including data analytics and Scholaranium quizzes, is designed to help students identify areas for improvement and focus on them effectively.

We encourage your diligent use of error logs, as they are indeed essential for learning and growth. We are here to support your GMAT journey and look forward to your continued progress. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Best regards,
Dhruv
e-GMAT Team

October 21, 2023
JohnDoe96

Joined: Jul 07, 2023

Posts: 26

Kudos: 10

Verified GMAT Classic score:
760 Q50 V41

My verbal lifeline

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Strengths:

The verbal modules, particularly the SC and CR sections, are well structured.
e-GMAT mock tests are reliable.
The questions featured in Scholaranium match the standards set by official questions.

Would make the product better:

I recommend implementing a feature that allows users to increase the playback speed of videos in the core e-GMAT modules.

I took my first GMAT attempt on December 5th, 2022, just before the round 2 deadlines. Initially, my preparation solely relied on studying a grammar module I found online. Unfortunately, my results, especially in the verbal section, fell short of my target score. Recognizing my lack of strategy, I understood the need for a more comprehensive approach.

After extensive research, I chose e-GMAT as my preferred prep solution, and it proved to be an excellent decision. The most valuable aspect of e-GMAT for me was its structured problem-solving process. The meaning-based approach for Sentence Correction (SC) and the pre-thinking step for Critical Reasoning (CR) were precisely what I needed. I thoroughly covered both the SC and CR sections. The content was well-structured, breaking down complex concepts into manageable, smaller parts.

In addition to the theory, the Verbal Scholaranium section offered a wealth of questions comparable in quality to official ones. Keeping error logs and attempting both cementing and custom quizzes added significant value to my preparation. Thanks to thoroughly covering the e-GMAT verbal section, I achieved a remarkable 10-point improvement in my verbal scaled score, rising from 31 to 41. I highly recommend e-GMAT.

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October 19, 2023
JonSnow991

Joined: Nov 12, 2022

Posts: 13

Kudos: 5

Verified GMAT Classic score:
770 Q51 V44

Verbal is good.

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Strengths:

The Verbal section was good, especially the practice questions after each section. Helped me build my knowledge step by step.

Would make the product better:

I prefer to read and learn at my own pace. E-Gmat mostly has video explanations for everything. Though they did have written explanations for lots of questions, I would love to see more of that so people have the option to read or watch a video.

Quant: I didn't really do most of the Lessons for quant from e-gmat, but I did do practice questions for all topics, and those were nothing to complain about. All questions had good explanations.

Verbal: I did all the lessons for verbal, and it really helped me. The questions were well explained and the content was quite good as well. I really used to struggle with SC, but all the tips and tricks taught in the course helped me improve. I didn't really retain most of the grammar rules by the end of the course, but I did gain an understanding of how to go about solving a question and analyzing the problems.

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December 01, 2023
egmat

Hi Sidag991

Congratulations on this amazing score of 770!!!

Your hard work and dedication make you truly deserving of your place at the top.

They say, "Success is not a destination but a journey of continuous improvement."

Your journey is a testiment to the above statement Despite scoring a 740, you went on to improve even further and ended up with a mammoth GMAT 770.

it's good that you realized that you needed help and decided to take guidance at the right moment since minute is precious in GMAT prep and every decision has its impact on the outcome.

I commend your thorough approach to building a solid foundation. You meticulously navigated every aspect of the Verbal course, leaving no file unexplored. Your commitment to this groundwork is clearly demonstrated in the image below.

https://success.e-gmat.com/Sidag991-Verbal-Foundation

Your Verbal preparation journey commenced with a dedicated focus on establishing a robust base for yourself. As a result, you were able to internalize both the Meaning-based approach (SC) and the Pre-thinking approach (CR). This effective combination led to a massive 13-point improvement in your Verbal score from V31 (58th Percentile) to V44 (98th Percentile), which is clearly illustrated in the image with your Verbal Scholaranium stats below.

https://success.e-gmat.com/Sidag991-Scholaranium-stats

The result of your diligence was that the Meaning-based approach became instinctive to you and gave you the direction you need to improve you SC abilities. Your SC progression is worth a glance

https://success.e-gmat.com/SC-Improvement-90thpercentile

Despite facing challenges with the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) section of the GMAT, you demonstrated remarkable resilience and determination. Rather than letting the setback demotivate you, you rallied and dedicated yourself wholeheartedly to the preparation in the following days. Your unwavering efforts and commitment proved to be the turning point, propelling you to achieve remarkable success in the GMAT. This journey reflects not only your ability to overcome obstacles but also your resilience in the face of adversity. It's a testament to your grit and tenacity, showcasing that setbacks can be stepping stones to greater achievements.

We are thrilled to have been a part of your GMAT journey.

All the best!
-Dhruv


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