Ace the GMAT- get the GMAT score you deserve
Ace the GMAT is a 50 hour comprehensive plan, suitable for folks who want to fundamentally improve their problem solving skills, critical thinking skills, and cognitive efficiency. This package includes: 1. Comprehensive one-on-one Tutoring for all sections of the GMAT- Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights ✅ 2. Access to a in-house Adaptive Skill-Based Curriculum for the GMAT ✅ 3. Supporting practice and reading material completely tailored for you ✅ 4. Unlimited support outside the classroom- email and text ✅ 5. 50 hours of live sessions ✅ 6. An expert coach who is available constantly at your beck and call ✅ 7. Basically everything you need to prepare for the GMAT, from customised sessions to reading materials ✅
What's included
I provide end-to-end preparation services for the GMAT, with a strong emphasis on Cognitive Efficiency. My work is not limited to limited to contents of the GMAT, in fact that's just the tip of the iceberg. My actual target is to fundamentally improve your comprehension and reasoning skills, ultimately leading to a fantastic GMAT score and much more. I will change the way you think about problems and situations, helping you with efficient decision making. This package includes 40 hours of comprehensive live tutoring and 10 hours of post-training support when you will be taking your mocks. The sessions will be very interactive, I'll keep you engaged with challenges and teach you how to think through them. Each session is about 90 minutes to 120 minutes, where we will cover a module of the GMAT and practice relevant questions. After each session, you will receive our class work, notes, apt reading material, and customised practice sheets. For every hour you spend training with me, you will need about 3 hours of self-study to keep with the pace of the program. Lastly, I will be responsible to provide with anything and everything you need to prepare better for the GMAT. You will have the option to reach out to me outside the classroom for constant support, whether it is questions or concerns, I will be available to help you. I look forward to working with you and helping you break your aptitude barrier.
- Your dream GMAT Score that stays on your resume forever!
- A stark improvement in your Problem Solving skills, Critical Thinking, and Cognitive Efficiency
- A significant enhancement in your decision making ability, especially under time pressure.
- Augmented ability to learn new things
Meet your expert
Siddhant N.
Expert GMAT & EA Instructor with a 750 GMAT | Top-rated Seller on Fiverr
If you had told me ten years ago that I'd leave an MBA at UCLA to teach the GMAT full-time, I wouldn't have believed you. I graduated in engineering in 2015 and spent the next three years working in my family's third-generation day-care hospital. Although I learned a great deal there, I wanted to build a career in the corporate world. That decision led me to the GMAT, a 750 score, and eventually an admit to UCLA Anderson. Little did I know that UCLA would be the catalyst for RACEtheGMAT. My GMAT journey did not start with a 750- I was stuck around the 50th percentile despite doing everything I thought I was supposed to do. I hired tutors, spent countless hours on forums, and worked through material from nearly every major GMAT company. Nothing seemed to move the needle. My progress began only when I stopped asking, "How do I solve this question?" and started asking, "What skills is this exam actually measuring?" Once I understood the cognitive abilities behind the questions—not just the questions themselves—everything changed. Looking back, scoring a 750 wasn't the most valuable outcome of the GMAT. The real reward was becoming a better problem solver and a more disciplined thinker. I learned how to reason under pressure, break down complex problems, and think with greater clarity. Those are skills that have stayed with me long after the exam. During my time at UCLA, I realised my true passion lay in mentoring other people to be the best versions of themselves, and thus, I left the MBA to start RACEtheGMAT. As a consequence, since 2019, I've had the privilege of mentoring students from around the world (27 countries to be precise) for the GMAT and Executive Assessment. My goal has never been to teach shortcuts. It's to help people think better, because higher scores are usually a by-product of becoming a better problem solver.