Programs after Graduation

Yes, beginners can readily join. The classroom coaching starts with fundamental concepts and covers all three tested sections—Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights—from scratch, accompanied by structured practice questions, foundational drills, and personalized mentor support.

Yes. Over 140 business schools across 200+ programs in India accept GMAT scores. Leading institutions including ISB, IIMs (for 1-year executive MBA programs like PGPX/EPGP), XLRI (for Executive PGDM and select programs), SPJIMR, BITSoM, and Great Lakes accept GMAT scores for admissions.

Preparation typically spans 3 to 5 months (or 2 to 3 months in an accelerated track). The curriculum provides 54+ hours of live instruction (typically in 2-hour sessions twice a week), taking students from foundational core concepts through high-yield problem solving, sectional pacing drills, and full-length adaptive practice test reviews. There are 32 hours of Masterclass sessions that run thrice a year as per application rounds. Students can attend them post completion of their Phase 1 concept sessions.

A competitive score generally ranges between 645 and 695 (approx. 88th to 98th percentile). A score of 705+ places candidates in the top ~99th percentile, highly competitive for M7 and top-tier global business schools. Candidates should aim to match or exceed their target schools’ published median scores. Scores are one aspect of the process , very important is the profile and correct course selection of the candidate.

The GMAT is a 2-hour 15-minute computer-adaptive exam comprising 64 questions across three 45-minute sections (with one optional 10-minute break):
1. Quantitative Reasoning: 21 Problem Solving questions (no calculator).
2. Verbal Reasoning: 23 Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning questions.
3. Data Insights: 20 questions (Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis; on-screen calculator allowed).
Candidates can choose their section order and bookmark/edit up to 3 answers per section.

The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a computer-adaptive exam administered by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). Accepted by business schools globally, it evaluates higher-order reasoning, critical thinking, problem-solving, and data literacy skills essential for graduate management programs like MBA and business master’s degrees.

Coaching covers all three official sections: Quantitative Reasoning (arithmetic and algebra), Verbal Reasoning (Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension), and Data Insights (Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Tables, and Graphics). Instruction is delivered by Princeton Review-certified mentors , comprehensive conceptual video lessons, drills, and official mba.com practice tests.

The GMAT scoring structure is as follows: Final Scaled Score: 205–805 in increments of 10 points & Sectional Scores: 60–90 in 1-point increments, for each of the three sections. The final score is derived from performance across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. Scores are percentile-ranked relative to global test-takers.

Yes, around 200 programs from 140+ colleges in India accept GMAT scores for MBA admission. Top institutions like the Indian School of Business (ISB), Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) for their executive MBA programs, XLRI, and SPJIMR recognize GMAT scores for full-time programs in India. 

The 30 one-on-one personalized mentoring sessions complement the 65+ hours of core instruction. Mentors help customize individual study schedules, diagnose performance patterns, review full-length mock test analytics, clarify complex doubts, strengthen weak concept areas, and advise on test-day pacing strategies and B-school application planning.