Starting with a V77 and not improving even after 3 months can be bit daunting. That is when I searched for help from tutors and found GMATWhiz. The team helped me with sessions to discuss what my problems were and how they can address them. In each session I learnt that even with a strong foundation one can face issues when the execution isn't good. This is where I started filling gaps on my execution. Identifying where I was going wrong the execution was a game changer for me- a jump from v77 to a v83. I highly recommend folks to seek help from experts on GMATWhiz if you feel like you are not able to improve even after you have put in the effort.

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This course is very detailed. I would suggest anyone who is deciding on whether to go with the course - please get ready for a difficult learning journey and make sure you give it time, it's worth it!
The verbal section is somewhat interesting, especially RC - I had never ever seen such ways to make RC interesting by focusing on key details - usage of markers, short story identification, etc. Feels more like treasure hunt when you learn those - made my RC nightmares become less scary tbh. Questions are limited in verbal but they are very standard.
Quant and DI - excellent for those who want to practice on variety of question. Huge pool to practice with.
I would recommend to go for this course if you want to have a strong foundation, which usually translates to a very good score. But yeah, there are two parts to gmat -> learning + getting better at taking tests. For the latter I faced issues and had to look for options outside of this course.

All in all, thanks TTP for a 695!

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