I did some self-prep with OG guides for a couple of months, but I kept missing easy questions. Because the GMAT is an adaptive exam, simple mistakes are a killer, as you won't perform at your level. This broke my confidence and made me more anxious. So, I decided to switch things up and opted for a month of TTP.

Because of my technical background, I am used to long proofs and abstractions in math. The TTP DI and Quant courses helped me by introducing me to more practical and concise problem-solving methods that are less error-prone than my usual complicated methods.

Also, the large number of topic-specific questions were so helpful in solidifying those skills, so they became second nature. I still made some of those mistakes, but way less of them. More importantly, using the TTP course gave me my confidence back by reinforcing the fundamentals. This allowed me to have high consistent performance in my mocks, unlike 6 weeks before, where my mock scores were all over the place.

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I got into 5 M7 schools using onTrack. As a deferred applicant and current college student, I didn’t have the funds for the ten thousand dollars that some admissions consultants charge, so onTrack was the next best thing and it delivered wonderfully. I’m conscientious by nature, so I followed the program closely, and it had all the information I needed to succeed. The guidance was detailed, intuitive, and easy to follow, making the complex and incredibly stressful process much more manageable. For anyone serious about their applications but not looking to spend a fortune, onTrack is an incredible resource.

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