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Joined: 05 May 2026
Last visit: 05 May 2026
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Schools: XLRI PGDM'25 (S)
GMAT Focus 1: 705 Q86 V85 DI84 
05 May 2026, 02:57
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I am incredibly grateful to the team at VerbalHub for helping me achieve my target GMAT score of 705.
After nearly 8 months of self-study + online prep, I found myself stuck at around 550, and had honestly lost confidence and motivation.
Joining VerbalHub and working closely with mentors completely changed that trajectory.
What truly stood out was how deeply they understood my strengths and weaknesses and then crafted precise, personalized strategies tailored to my needs.
The mentorship was not just about concepts—it was about:
Building the right approach
Improving decision-making under time pressure
Eliminating repeated mistakes
One of the biggest game changers for me was the detailed analysis of my thought process. Instead of just correcting answers, the mentors focused on how I was thinking, which helped me fix core gaps permanently.
What sets VerbalHub apart is not just teaching, but genuine mentorship and support. Even during low phases, I always had someone guiding me, motivating me, and pushing me in the right direction.
Improving from 550 to 705 felt like a massive comeback for me, and I truly believe it would not have been possible without their guidance.
After nearly 8 months of self-study + online prep, I found myself stuck at around 550, and had honestly lost confidence and motivation.
Joining VerbalHub and working closely with mentors completely changed that trajectory.
What truly stood out was how deeply they understood my strengths and weaknesses and then crafted precise, personalized strategies tailored to my needs.
The mentorship was not just about concepts—it was about:
Building the right approach
Improving decision-making under time pressure
Eliminating repeated mistakes
One of the biggest game changers for me was the detailed analysis of my thought process. Instead of just correcting answers, the mentors focused on how I was thinking, which helped me fix core gaps permanently.
What sets VerbalHub apart is not just teaching, but genuine mentorship and support. Even during low phases, I always had someone guiding me, motivating me, and pushing me in the right direction.
Improving from 550 to 705 felt like a massive comeback for me, and I truly believe it would not have been possible without their guidance.
05 May 2026, 03:23
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Nice work!
It's tough to prepare for such a long time and, beyond not achieving your target score, not see much progress, and at such a point, it can be hard to believe things will change. You can start questioning things, including your potential.
So, it's cool and inspiring to see how you persisted and broke out of that plateau to achieve a 700+ score.
Also, I agree about what made you successful. I've seen the same things, building the right approach, improving execution, and improving overall accuracy, work over and over for people who have worked with me.
Congrats on your success!
It's tough to prepare for such a long time and, beyond not achieving your target score, not see much progress, and at such a point, it can be hard to believe things will change. You can start questioning things, including your potential.
So, it's cool and inspiring to see how you persisted and broke out of that plateau to achieve a 700+ score.
Also, I agree about what made you successful. I've seen the same things, building the right approach, improving execution, and improving overall accuracy, work over and over for people who have worked with me.
Congrats on your success!
