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How to prepare for your free intro call
A little preparation means we can talk about a much clearer GMAT study plan on the first call. Don't worry if you don't have everything to hand; the diagnostic test will fill in the gaps.
Target schools and application dates
If you have a list of MBA or master's programmes, bring it along. It helps us set your target GMAT score around your deadlines.
Current score or practice-test result
If you have taken the GMAT, the GRE or a practice test before, your section scores will speed things up.
Weekly study time
We can then suggest a realistic pace for lessons and homework that fits around work, studies and family.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We usually recommend 3–5 months, depending on your current level and target score. The GMAT is shorter than it used to be, so preparation takes less time too. In a free intro call we can talk through your goal and timeline and find the programme that suits you.
Yes. With screen sharing, an interactive whiteboard and instant feedback, our online lessons are as effective as face-to-face teaching, and because they are recorded you can watch every lesson again.
It depends on the programmes you are applying to. As a guide, aim for 695+ for a top-10 MBA programme, 655+ for the top 20 and 605+ for many European programmes.
If you are not happy after your first one-to-one lesson, or within the first week of a group course, we refund the fee in full. After the first week, group course fees are not refunded. You can cancel a lesson package at any time. Lessons already given are charged at the single-lesson price and the rest is refunded. The first-lesson guarantee applies on top. You'll find the details in the Refund Policy section of our Terms of Service.
Our group classes are small, with no more than 6 students, so everyone takes an active part and gets enough attention.