A Study System That Leaves Nothing to Chance
We build GMAT preparation on a diagnostic, a personalised plan and error-log-driven study. Below is the method, step by step.
The preparation process, step by step
The six steps we follow from the first consultation to exam day.
Diagnostic
Preparation opens with a diagnostic test and consultation that pin down your level — your strengths and weaknesses across Quant, Verbal and Data Insights.
Goal & plan
A personalised study plan is built around your target score and application timeline, shaped by your level and available time.
Topics & strategy
We work each section's question types systematically: a method-first approach to Problem Solving, Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension and the Data Insights formats.
Error-log-driven study
We examine the reason behind every miss, collect recurring patterns in an error log, and point homework at those weak spots.
Practice-test analysis
Regular practice tests measure progress. We analyse results section by section and weigh pacing against accuracy together.
Exam readiness
Before the exam we work on section-order choice, time management and exam-day strategy — so you can use what you know when it counts.
What do we measure?
Counting solved questions is not enough. When timing, error causes and section balance are read together, the study plan updates far more accurately.
Section-level score movement
Beyond the total, we track Quant, Verbal and Data Insights separately to see which section is closing on the target.
Time per question
Decision time matters as much as accuracy. Pacing data shows which question types are eating your time.
Error cause
We classify misses: topic gap, calculation slip, reading attention, elimination, or time pressure.
Revision efficiency
We check whether the same error pattern recurs, and set homework for lasting correction — not just volume.
The principles behind the approach
The rules we hold to throughout the preparation.
No inflated promises
No guaranteed scores, no invented success rates. Progress depends on your starting level, study discipline and the time you commit.
Small groups, close tracking
At most 6 students per group class, so everyone gets enough attention and feedback.
The current GMAT syllabus
All preparation follows the current GMAT format — the one without Sentence Correction and with Data Insights.
A method built on experience
A study system built on diagnostics and error analysis, refined over 18+ years of test preparation.
Let's start with a diagnostic
In a free consultation we assess your current level and lay out a preparation plan that fits.