530-Point GMAT Improvement (250 to 780) With the Help of TTP

WOW Dalal!

Your journey is honestly the pinnacle of hope for those like myself aspiring to one day claim that "I crushed the GMAT" lol. Massive Kudos to you, and I'm sure your hard work and grit must be paying off huge dividends.

I just wanted to chime in on your note and just express how bloody thankful I am as-well for the existence of TTP. I feel the biggest struggle in the GMAT journey is that of determining a solid study plan for the GMAT. Trying to breakdown the various sections, and sub-sections and formulate a study plan that is both comprehensive and at the same time easy to follow. But typically, this can mean buying several books, be that manhattan prep guides, OG guides, the list goes on and then trying to synthesise a compact study plan based on that! What an expensive nightmare!!

Realising this, I took to GMAT Club, Youtube, Reddit, wherever else I could go to vet and define the most precise and yet effective GMAT conquering strategy. And honestly, all those hours of investigation later, I stumbled upon your TTP story from youtube and GMAT Club and decided to give TTP a go.

Naturally, I was curious to know if all the hype around TTP was legit, and so I started with the 5 day free trial. But to my delight, it was in fact, damn good! My honest thoughts:

Pros:

1. The course is sooo well laid out. The founders have even gone to the extent of consolidating everything you need to prepare into the one study plan/platform. Right from a calendar to mark the days in the lead up to the exam. A review sheet where you can follow along each chapter with and simply plug in your notes to their pre-made templates and MOST importantly, the MUST KNOW section, which summarises the absolute key notes from each quant topic. It's honestly soo good, and it was great to see those templates in your post and how you populated them in prep for the big day!

2. The course is soo fkn comprehensive it's nuts. like it breaks down everything and builds your knowledge of each area of math, ground up.

Cons:

It's a comprehensive course. It's super extensive and thorough and just be sure not to expect 'some get rich quick' or 'instant coffee' like solution to GMAT Domination. It will sit you down and build you up brick by brick. But this is actually a huge pro in my eyes, but dunno, how'd you find this aspect of the course Dalal?

Other than that, I just wanted to say, I absolutely loved my experience with TTP so far. And for those similar to me, who are looking to consolidate all the confusion of GMAT prep strategy, and get one robust and efficient study plan. Honestly, give TTP a look. And seeing your AMAZING success using TTP Dalal, I feel more reassured about my study plan and the strategy I'm going into the GMAT with.

Good luck to those trying to decided upon TTP, I hope the above feedback from Dalal and I helped give you some clarity. And Dalal I wish you all the success in the world! Your journey is motivational and your spirit inspiring.

Cheers!