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We recognize that each of our students needs to prepare in his or her own way; this helps ensure that the end result is success. It doesn’t matter if you take private tutoring or online class course; we’ve developed a plan that will boost your probability for success:
1) Take our diagnostic test
This will help your tutor see where you currently stand. Don’t worry if the score isn’t very high at the moment. You’ll see how quickly you improve!
2) Watch our course with 60+ hours of recorded videos
We highly recommend watching the entire course before even starting with your actual lessons. Alternatively, you can watch only those parts of the course which you will discuss in your next session with the tutor. You will be extremely well prepared when you get started and then have the chance to ask any remaining questions. If you don’t watch the course in advance or at least while taking lessons, you’ll be giving away a big piece of your opportunity to improve. This part of the preparation should take about 1-2 months and we recommend spending 2-4 hours a day on studying. You’ll be able to observe your progress with additional GMAT simulations and see how much better you do with later tests compared to your original diagnostic test!
3) Start your lessons
By now you’ll have a good foundation. This is a great place to start for the beginning of your lessons! Our tutors will work with you to completely eliminate any remaining weaknesses. The more time you spend with your tutor, the higher are your odds of success! Generally, this part of the preparation should take 2-6 weeks. Here’s a quick rundown of what results to expect from which amount of private. As you progress in your course, you’ll continue taking GMAT simulations so you become even more familiar with each question type and pacing strategies.
12 hours package: above 650 points but usually below 700 points. Well suited if you need help in only one area.
23 hours package: in the area around 700 points. This is a good option if you want to get a high GMAT score but are not applying to the very top business schools.
34 hours package: The best option if you are serious about your academic future. Students who enroll have a 70% probability of scoring over 700! These students usually apply for the leading MBA programs around the world – and get accepted!
4) The real GMAT
You’ll go to the test center extremely confident and well-prepared. This is the day you’ve been waiting for for so long. Apply what you’ve learned and you’ll achieve your target score!
1) Take our diagnostic test
This will help your tutor see where you currently stand. Don’t worry if the score isn’t very high at the moment. You’ll see how quickly you improve!
2) Watch our course with 60+ hours of recorded videos
We highly recommend watching the entire course before even starting with your actual lessons. Alternatively, you can watch only those parts of the course which you will discuss in your next session with the tutor. You will be extremely well prepared when you get started and then have the chance to ask any remaining questions. If you don’t watch the course in advance or at least while taking lessons, you’ll be giving away a big piece of your opportunity to improve. This part of the preparation should take about 1-2 months and we recommend spending 2-4 hours a day on studying. You’ll be able to observe your progress with additional GMAT simulations and see how much better you do with later tests compared to your original diagnostic test!
3) Start your lessons
By now you’ll have a good foundation. This is a great place to start for the beginning of your lessons! Our tutors will work with you to completely eliminate any remaining weaknesses. The more time you spend with your tutor, the higher are your odds of success! Generally, this part of the preparation should take 2-6 weeks. Here’s a quick rundown of what results to expect from which amount of private. As you progress in your course, you’ll continue taking GMAT simulations so you become even more familiar with each question type and pacing strategies.
12 hours package: above 650 points but usually below 700 points. Well suited if you need help in only one area.
23 hours package: in the area around 700 points. This is a good option if you want to get a high GMAT score but are not applying to the very top business schools.
34 hours package: The best option if you are serious about your academic future. Students who enroll have a 70% probability of scoring over 700! These students usually apply for the leading MBA programs around the world – and get accepted!
4) The real GMAT
You’ll go to the test center extremely confident and well-prepared. This is the day you’ve been waiting for for so long. Apply what you’ve learned and you’ll achieve your target score!
