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| All Reviews > earumimpedit's Reviews |
August 15, 2026
What changed most, though, was judgment. I used to force answers on questions that were never worth the time. By the end I could tell within seconds whether a question was inside my range at that moment, and I let the rest go without ego. The Last Mile Push mentorship had a lot to do with that. My mentor, Shubham, went through my data with me and reframed every sitting as just another practice attempt, so I walked into the real exam calm instead of desperate. One honest note: the questions here run harder than the official ones, and that stings in the middle weeks. On test day it means the real paper reads a step easier. If you are somewhere between 650 and 685 with decent fundamentals and a nagging sense that your effort is going into the wrong places, this is the course I would point you to. It shows you the exact blocks that are costing you points, and lets you fix only those.