GMAT Tutor with a 760 score (Q-51, V-42) and M7 Admit in 2018

I would highly recommend Alex as a tutor for anybody seeking help with GMAT or any other similar tests. I took both online and offline tutorial with him for all sections of GMAT including Quant, Verbal, IR and AWA sections. I score a 750 on the GMAT (Q-50, Verbal-42, AWA-6, IR-7) in the very first attempt itself. Alex has a very patient, simple, clear way of explaining concepts, ideas and approaches that not only make it easy to learn new concepts but also a fun and enjoyable experience while practising questions. As an example, with his parallel concept replacement and mother tongue language thinking techniques, I found myself laughing out loud when solving critical reasoning questions and my accuracy went up from 80℅ to 95℅. I was so amazed by this experience that I decided to work with him for all sections though initially I had planned to do only Verbal.
Alex ensures that you are exhaustively prepared for the exam by discussing in detail, time management techniques for each section separately. He will literally lay out a plan of action for days leading up to GMAT and identify issues you can't even think of. He assists you right down to details of schedule for the day of exam, and steps to be taken a week before that. I am extremely happy for having taken his help and I am sure you will be too.

Abhishek has helped me in getting the score 51 quantitative and 42 verbal in GMAT. He has unique teaching methods that simplify even the hardest GMAT language. If someone wants to score high in GMAT then I strongly recommend him. I got GMAT 770 because of him. Thanks

Alex (Abhishek) helped me go from a score of 580 to 730 on the GMAT.

I am glad I found Alex when I did. I had already tried coaching from one of the local GMAT institutes and while their materials were quite useful, I found that their classes were impersonal, ineffective and did not help me deal with my personal weaknesses in any way.

When I gave the GMAT in March this year, I ended up with a score of 580 (Q-39, V-30). On advice of a friend, I spoke to Alex and it was easy to make a decision to work with him thereafter.

The first call with him, was in itself, quite exhaustive as he collected background information about me such as my school and college scores, what I thought my struggle areas were, etc. At the end of the call, he gave me a brief about his teaching methods and what he thought would be the best use of my time as far as working with him was concerned.

He is quite blunt and honest about ensuring that you are getting the best for the money you are spending working with him. He made it clear that he would not spend time teaching me basic math formulas and was happy to guide me for free for 15-20 minutes on that part if required. Instead, his emphasis was more on observing me as I solved problems and applied those formulas.

Alex truly applies many psychological techniques when working with you. I think that is the biggest reason why working with him was such a different experience – the focus was less on formulae and more on overcoming the psychological issues such as fear of numbers, giving up too fast, not writing things on paper and so on. I gave the GMAT again a couple of weeks after working with him on Math alone and my GMAT score went up to 660 (Q-49, V-31)! (I had scheduled the exam before I got in touch with him so could not postpone it.)

Following that, we worked on the verbal section for 3 weeks and once again Alex’s inputs had little to do with teaching me English and more about correcting and organizing my thought process. He taught me memory techniques, visualization and even the proper use of language for critical thinking. All of these things will help me beyond the GMAT as well. Finally, I gave my third GMAT in mid-July and my score was 730 (Q-50, V-40).

I have already recommended four of my friends to Alex and they have all chosen to work with him. I am happy to recommend him as a GMAT tutor any day. Take a trial class with him if you want to – you will not regret it.