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Two topics. One rule.
The surface story changes. The underlying problem repeats. Recognising the structure is what makes you fast enough to finish the section.
A 30% acid solution is mixed with a 60% acid solution to produce a 50% solution. What is the ratio of the two?
The boys in a class average 72, the girls average 84, and the class averages 80. What is the ratio of boys to girls?
Both are weighted averages, so the ratio of the two groups is the inverse of their distance from the overall average. The course teaches the rest of these structures, then drills you until you spot them under exam timing.
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- Full diagnostic GMAT-style test under real timing
- 72 GMAT-style tasks: 24 each in Quant, Verbal and Data Insights
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- Breakdown of where you lose points
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- 370 tasks: 160 Quant, 110 Verbal, 100 Data Insights
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Experiences of participants who prepared for the entrance exam with us
Priya Sharma
Exactly what I needed
I was completely lost with Data Insights before this course. The video lessons broke everything down step by step, and when I got stuck on a tricky Two-Part Analysis question, Nicolas replied to my email within a day with a clear explanation. Scored well above my target on test day.
Marcus Webb
Solid prep, does the job
No frills, just a well-organized path through Quant and Verbal. Mock exams matched the real test format closely enough that test day had no surprises. Docked one star because I wish there were more Data Insights practice sets.
Yuki Tanaka
Turned my weakest section into my strongest
English isn't my first language, so Verbal always felt like my biggest obstacle. The course's approach to Critical Reasoning, breaking down the logic behind each answer choice rather than just giving tricks, finally made it click for me. I went through the material twice, took every mock exam available, and watched my score climb from a 585 practice test to a 675 on the actual GMAT Focus. Worth every euro.
Bence
Good value, responsive support
Was skeptical at first since I'd already tried two other prep courses, but this one actually structured things in a way that made sense. Emailed Nicolas twice with questions and got real answers, not a bot. Only reason it's 4 stars and not 5 is the interface felt a little clunky on mobile.
Chidinma Okafor
Would recommend without hesitation
From the diagnostic test to the final mock exam, everything was clear and well paced. I finally understood how to manage my time across sections instead of panicking halfway through. Hit my target score on the first attempt.
Lars Johansson
Thorough and well structured
The course covers the full syllabus in a logical sequence, and the practice tasks ramp up in difficulty at a reasonable pace. Nothing flashy, but it works.
Fatima Al-Sayed
Changed how I felt about the GMAT
I started this course feeling anxious about the whole exam, especially Data Insights since I had never seen a Multi-Source Reasoning question before. The lessons walked through examples slowly enough that I could actually follow the logic. Nicolas also answered a question I sent late on a Sunday, which I did not expect. I felt calm and prepared walking into the test center.
Daniel R.
Better than I expected
Took the free quant and verbal sets before deciding on the full course. Questions felt like the real GMAT Focus, not generic prep filler.
Jake Thompson
Does what it says
Clear video lessons, decent question bank, mock exams felt realistic. Good option if you want structure without paying for a tutor.
pm
Solid starting point
I was switching from a non-business background and had no idea where my gaps were. The starter set for Data Insights alone showed me table analysis was going to be a problem. The solutions were clear enough that I understood the reasoning, not just the right answer.
Marcus T.
Useful diagnostic, wish there was more of it
As an engineer I wanted to see if the difficulty matched what I had read about the GMAT Focus before committing to a paid product. The 15 quant questions covered a decent spread of number properties and word problems, and the explanations were direct without over explaining basic steps. Only reason it is not five stars is that I finished it in under an hour and wanted more before deciding, but that is the nature of a free sample.
Wei Chen
Best structured GMAT resource I found
I compared this against two other well known prep platforms before signing up. What stood out here was the sequencing: each topic builds on the last instead of jumping around randomly. The performance analytics after each mock exam pointed out exactly which question types were costing me points, which let me focus my remaining study time efficiently instead of guessing. I also reached out to Nicolas about a scoring discrepancy on one of my mocks and he cleared it up quickly. Ended up scoring 15 points above my average practice test result on exam day.
lara
Good free trial
Tried it before buying the full thing. Verbal questions were tougher than I expected, in a good way.
Rachel
Efficient way to test the format before buying
Between work and family I did not want to commit to a full course without knowing the question style would suit me. The starter set across all three sections took under two hours to complete and gave me a clear enough picture of the format and difficulty. The explanations were thorough enough to be useful without feeling padded. I have since purchased the full course.
Sofia Moretti
Glad I found this before test day
I had about six weeks before my exam and wasn't sure a self-paced course could get me ready in time. The structure made it easy to prioritize. Verbal and Data Insights modules especially helped me close gaps I did not know I had.
Tom B.
Worth the ten minutes
Almost skipped this since it is free, figured it would be low effort. The critical reasoning questions were actually well written. Good sign for the paid version.
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