The philosophy of solving truckloads of questions without a goal is aiming for the moon while riding a horse. No matter how many horses you ride, you will never land on the moon because you are missing a crucial piece of the puzzle – direction. Your GMAT prep is nothing without direction.

In my private tutoring course, I teach you how to squeeze numerous learnings from every question. You would do far better by solving and analyzing five questions per day instead of solving 50 with superficial analysis. For revisions, you will have access to my session recordings. My teaching philosophy focuses on holistic learning and always being contextually-relevant. To help you build familiarity with myriad topics in social sciences, humanities, science, and business, I ask you to read one article daily and respond to questions that I pose. Over time, your confidence in tackling reading comprehension improves drastically. It’s always better to know Nietzsche’s existentialism beforehand than reading about existentialism on your test day. :)