27,155Leland Reviews

You can ask Saad for personalized tips especially for time management. And Saad is a gem. How he selflessly helps people achieve their dream scores is just out of this world.

Saad, I just wanted to say thank you with all the heart! We did it, despite that it had always been challenging for me to be able to perform well at verbal (since I tried the GMAT several times more than a year ago). I think you are a great guy, with a true vocation for service and teaching. Thank you for all the effort and commitment that you put into both the personal classes and the advice outside of them. I hope that life continues to bless you! You're a machine and a great guy!

Trusting Saad and his strategy is the key. Saad's guidance gives you the confidence and relieves you of the burden of trying to assess your own progress. You will have the belief that there is someone who is directing you on the right path. You just have to follow what he asks you to do. Trust me. He will not judge you on the basis of your previous scores. All that matters to him is your efforts.

Saad's advice is always very sound. He emphasizes developing a strong foundation. This allows the test-taker to develop the necessary stamina and practice needed for higher scores. Saad's advice regarding knowing question structure is very important as well. The question structure is usually taken for granted but if you know it well then you can really time yourself quite well in doing the exam.

Saad's mocks are good and mimic the questions on the GRE.

Saad has always been someone who excels at cracking difficult systems and finds uniquely effective ways to come out on top, especially in the field of academics. With about two days left for my test, Saad and I spent some time on a call for final tips before the exam which were very very useful. Saad also took me through the essay tips, on which I didn't practice at all due to time constraints, but just went through some good examples. In general, one consistent challenge was managing time, so Saad shared a custom timing strategy which was very very useful.

Make sure you discuss your exam date with Saad and choose it! And keeping sending him your mock scores, he will help you! Believe me!! Throughout my preparation, Saad played a significant role in my success. His encouragement kept me going, especially when I was stuck at a verbal score of 156 in all my mocks. His belief in my ability to score above 320 was a major motivation, even when my practice scores hovered around 317-320. Saad's mocks were very good and closely aligned with the actual test.

Saad basically has cracked the exam. He gives insights that can give you a head start. He shared some dedicated pertinent resources according to my weaknesses in the form of additional quant mocks he's made.

Extremely grateful for the support that Saad has provided throughout the process. Would always suggest to reach out for help whenever you can - there's no loss in asking for help. It has been an absolute honor to have been under his mentorship. Cannot thank him enough for his help and guidance. Very few people are this selfless to help those along this journey of life especially in a world that's gotten so competitive.

Let me spare a word for Saad and his brilliant 341 analyses. Back when I was starting on my prep, every resource or video I consulted referred me to a different set of study and practice material, and there's so much noise that it became difficult to just lock in my prep resources and study plan. My brother found this GRE post Saad had made on the LUMS Discussion Forum a few years back. Reading through that detailed post, I could tell he knew the GRE inside out and knew exactly what he was talking about. Since Saad himself had a perfect score, came from a background like mine (econ major at LUMS, a couple of batches my senior), I knew his plan was tailor-made for someone like me.