Tried Everything. Nothing Worked. Until GMATWhiz.

Strengths:

GMATWhiz’s biggest strength lies in its personalized, concept-first, and strategy-focused tutoring. Piyush has a razor-sharp eye for identifying gaps that even students don’t realize exist after 1000s of practice questions. His mentorship is tailored, honest, and brutally effective, he doesn’t just tell you what to do, he teaches you how to think. The structured feedback loop, quality of explanations, and emphasis on critical thinking over shortcuts made me enjoy even the hardest Quant and Verbal questions something I used to dread.

Sunita Ma’am’s Verbal coaching was equally exceptional, her technique driven reading strategies for RC and CR helped me tackle passages efficiently without back andforth rereads.

Also, the GMATWhiz platform itself is a goldmine it has intelligent planning tools (AI planner), level based question banks, video explanations, and testing features that are incredibly effective even without a tutor.

Would make the product better:

Honestly, nothing. From the tutor support to the platform features, everything was spot on. The only regret I have is not reaching out to GMATWhiz earlier in my journey I could have saved a year of going in circles.

After three attempts over two years with various self-study courses (Indian and global), I was stuck in the 650 zone. Even the GMAT Focus Edition couldn’t shake that plateau I dropped to 595 at one point. Despite working hard and solving 1000s of questions, I wasn’t making progress, especially in Quant. Even my strength Verbal started slipping. That’s when I found Piyush from GMATWhiz, and honestly, everything changed.

From day one, he reassured me that the issue wasn’t effort it was precision. He rebuilt my approach from the ground up. His guidance was laser-focused on not just fixing weak spots but developing the thinking structure needed to tackle 700+ level questions.

Within weeks, I was solving hard questions with ease, and I genuinely started enjoying the prep (something I never thought would happen). Eventually, I brought in Sunita Ma’am for Verbal coaching too her reading strategy revolutionised how I tackled RC and CR.

Despite a surprising low DI percentile in one attempt (625), Piyush didn’t let me lose confidence. His belief in me pushed me to retake it again just days later and I finally scored 655 (GMAT Focus) with 94th percentile in Verbal and 84th in DI. I loved GMAT by the end I was solving questions on GMAT Club for fun after office hours!

If someone asks me for GMAT advice, I say this: Talk to Piyush. Do what he says. Don’t look elsewhere. He’s a mentor in the truest sense not just a tutor.

GMATWhiz didn’t just help me crack the test it helped me rebuild my confidence, rewire my thinking, and actually fall in love with learning again. I cannot recommend it enough.