e-GMATYour mentor is assigned.
Share your goal, preparation history and constraints. Your mentor guides the journey and reviews your work.
One step at a time.
A clear path forward.
Choose your starting point. Tap a numbered stop to explore it with Amruth.
01 / YOUR STARTING POINT
What is your current GMAT level?
Choose the option that matches your latest score—or select Beginner if you have not tested yet.
YOUR FOCUS
Build the foundations. Then build confidence.
Start with a study plan, experience an interactive lesson, and see how practice turns concepts into skills.
Follow your journey →LET’S TALK
What score are you aiming for, and what does a realistic study week look like?
BEGIN HERE · A GUIDED STARTFirst, get your mentor assigned.
First, get your mentor assigned.
Then establish your baseline.
Your assigned mentor guides your preparation through email, integrated chat and group Coach Connect. Private one-on-one calls begin from the 75th percentile.
Take your baseline diagnostic.
Understand where you stand in Quant, Verbal and Data Insights, including the strengths and gaps within each section.
Build your personal study plan.
Combine those reports with your Monday–Sunday availability. Set subsection targets and an achievable study rhythm.
LET’S TALK
What is your target, and when would you like to be ready?
YOUR WEEK → YOUR PERSONAL PLANMake room for your goal.
Make room for your goal.
One realistic week at a time.
Your baseline tells us what needs work. Your availability tells us how to schedule it.
TRY YOUR WEEK
How much time can you commit?
Move each slider as we talk.
SEE IT IN THE COURSE
Now see those controls in the actual planner.
The Monday–Sunday inputs translate available study time into a structured plan.
SEE IT IN THE COURSE
See where the effort goes.
The planner allocates effort by subsection. A weaker area may need more time; a stronger one may need less.
100 h Verbal53 h Quant94 h Data Insights
Example study plan. Your study hours depend on your starting level and target.
FROM THE PLAN TO TODAY’S TASKYour actual calendar.
Your actual calendar.
Know what to do each day.
Your calendar turns the plan into daily activities and time commitments. Your mentor adjusts the next steps as your performance develops.
ACTUAL COURSE CALENDAR
Your tasks and schedule follow your personalized study plan.
PLAN VIEW
→Know the effort ahead.
Subsection targets, estimated study effort and the overall timeline.
EXECUTION VIEW
Know what to do today.
Scheduled lessons, practice tasks and completion status.
MENTORSHIP · PHASE 1Bridge the gaps.
Bridge the gaps.
Build a reliable method.
Work toward the Phase 1 milestone of the 75th percentile. Progress, rather than a fixed number of weeks, guides the transition.
Quant
Identify conceptual and application gaps. Use PACE diagnostics to decide what to learn and what you can skip.
Verbal
Build comprehension and reasoning. Use pre-quizzes, lessons and post-quizzes to expose and repair gaps in your approach.
Data Insights
Strengthen interpretation and technique. Compare pre-quiz and post-quiz performance as you apply the method.
YOUR MENTOR STAYS INVOLVED
Tasks → work → review → next steps
Email and integrated chat, plus three weekly Coach Connect group AMA sessions to discuss your preparation with mentors.
QUANT · DIAGNOSTIC-GUIDED LEARNINGBuild what you need.
Build what you need.
Move past what you know.
PACE examines concept knowledge, application skills and time spent. Diagnostic results guide which lessons to take and which you can skip.
ALGEBRA EXAMPLE
12h 35m
Estimated PACE time savings
Full estimated duration29h 47m
PACE suggested duration17h 12m
Your recommended lessons and time savings depend on your diagnostic results.
INSIDE THE COURSE
Your effort goes where it matters.
Use the diagnostic to guide your preparation, then spend time developing the skills that need work.
SEE HOW IT WORKS
Concept knowledge and application skills are different.
Watch how PACE distinguishes them and directs the relevant learning.
COURSE STAGE 1 · LEARNINGLearn the idea.
Learn the idea.
Practise the method.
Video lessons build concepts. Application activities teach the process. Practice and post-quizzes check whether you can use it.
SEE HOW IT WORKS
Concept → application → practice
Watch the actual lesson list as your advisor explains the learning process. Each type of activity has a role.
LET’S TALK
Can you picture where this would fit into your day?
COURSE STAGE 2 · CEMENTINGMore than a completed lesson.
More than a completed lesson.
A clearer signal to move forward.
Cementing connects practice performance with a visible threshold and mastery milestone.
✓ Mastery reached
80%Last 20 questions
Medium CR mastered.
The last two quizzes averaged 80% in this course example.
70% threshold80% mastery
MASTERY EXAMPLESee the result.
See the result.
Understand the next step.
Once Medium CR mastery is reached, the course offers the next stage: Hard Cementing.
Example practice results. Your progress is reviewed against the mastery threshold.
NEURON
+Target official-question practice.
Filter by topic and difficulty. Review questions and explanations.
SCHOLARANIUM
Look beneath the total score.
Explore skill-level accuracy, timing and practice performance.
SEE IT IN THE COURSE
Make the method consistent.
Move through medium and hard practice. Use accuracy and consistency to decide when to progress.
505–605 · BUILD FROM YOUR CURRENT LEVELKeep what already works.
Keep what already works.
Find what is holding you back.
You do not need to repeat the complete course. Start with your existing preparation and the evidence from a diagnostic, recent mock or practice report.
Get your mentor assigned and review your baseline.
Compare your target with your present performance. Separate knowledge gaps from application, timing and test-strategy issues.
Locate the specific breakdown.
Go from section → block → topic → difficulty and time. A section score alone cannot tell you which lesson to revisit.
Work only on the relevant repair.
Your mentor directs the lessons, strategies and practice that address the gap, then tracks whether the change holds.
Your starting point determines the work—not a requirement to restart everything.
SUPPORT THAT MATCHES YOUR STAGE
While closing foundational gaps, use mentor email/chat and three weekly Coach Connect group AMA sessions. From the 75th percentile, move into Last Mile Push with private one-on-one mentor connect.
WATCH THE REPAIR LOOPFind the specific gap.
Find the specific gap.
Fix that. Check again.
This real Quant case shows the loop: identify the topic-level gap, repair the relevant skill, then verify improvement. Your mentor applies the same review-and-correct principle to Verbal and DI.
01
Identify
Scholaranium shows the topic, difficulty and timing pattern to investigate.
02
Diagnose
For Quant, PACE separates concepts from process skills. Verbal and DI need their own topic and method review.
03
Repair
Revisit the relevant lesson or skill. Practise the method.
04
Verify
Use fresh quizzes and progression charts to check improvement.
SCHOLARANIUM + PACE
1. Identify the weak area
Look beneath the overall score: topic, difficulty and time reveal what to investigate.
LET’S TALK
Where do you feel the gap: understanding, applying the method, or managing time?
COURSE STAGE 3 · TEST READINESSFrom topic mastery
From topic mastery
to a complete section.
Choose from two sectional-test formats. Use them to evaluate timing, strategy and readiness beyond individual topics.
SCHOLARANIUM
Build up the test demand.
- Condensed sectional
Fewer questions and extra time: a focused check with medium and hard questions.
- Normal sectional
A complete section with actual exam timing to evaluate test-taking skills.
- Review, then correct
Your mentor uses score, timing and topic patterns to assign the next corrective actions.
LAST MILE PUSH · PERSONALIZED MENTORSHIPA strong foundation.
A strong foundation.
A precise plan for your final push.
Work one-on-one with a mentor to turn your practice-test data into targeted actions for timing, strategy, consistency and test stamina.
INVITE-ONLY · INCLUDED WITH AN ACTIVE SUBSCRIPTION
Start with an LMP readiness review.
LMP is available to invited e-GMAT students with an active course subscription, at no additional cost. Students typically in the 625+ range with a strong foundation benefit most. Selecting 615+ starts this conversation; your mentor reviews readiness before an invitation.
Analyze your performance deeply.
Identify the specific subsection, question type, timing pattern or recurring error where points are being lost.
Build your mini action plans.
Your mentor prescribes targeted drills, pacing strategies and corrective work, based on your own test data.
Execute, review and refine.
Track the work, receive regular feedback and use fresh sectional tests and full-length mocks to check improvement under pressure.
Private one-on-one mentor connect in LMP
For earlier-stage students, Phase 1 uses email/chat and group Coach Connect. Private calls begin from the 75th-percentile stage, subject to LMP readiness and invitation.
For earlier-stage students, Phase 1 uses email/chat and group Coach Connect. Private calls begin from the 75th-percentile stage, subject to LMP readiness and invitation.
REPORTED LMP OUTCOMES
92% reach their target scores.
Reported by e-GMAT. Individual results and timelines vary.
THE PRACTICE TOOLKITThe right practice.
The right practice.
At the right point in your plan.
Your mentor helps decide what to do, when to do it and how to use the result.
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SIGMAX · FULL-LENGTH ADAPTIVE MOCKS
Rehearse the complete test.
Use full-length performance and analysis to work on readiness, pacing and stamina. Practise with 5,000+ additional questions across the three sections.
15 FULL-LENGTH MOCKS · COURSE DASHBOARD
Your mock-test dashboard.
15 mocks to assess your readiness and track progress. Access depends on your subscription.
UNDERSTAND YOUR MOCK RESULTS
Go beyond your total score.
See section and subsection performance, then review question timing, accuracy and difficulty to plan your next steps.
Sectional mocks
Condensed and normal formats within Scholaranium. Focus on one section before evaluating the complete test.
Official questions
Use NEURON’s official-question practice by topic and difficulty, placed into the learning plan with mentor guidance.
Live learning
Four instructor-led sessions per month, in addition to the weekly Coach Connect group AMA support.
YOUR NEXT STEPIndependent learning.
Independent learning.
A supported journey.
Bring your questions into the conversation, and connect the course with the support you need.
Concept questions
Use lesson Q&A to raise doubts about what you are learning.
Preparation guidance
Discuss your study approach, progress and next steps with your advisor.
Test readiness
Use readiness lessons and SigmaX mock analysis to review preparation and performance.
How is mentoring different from private tutoring?
Mentoring focuses on your preparation strategy and progress. Private tutoring focuses on subject instruction. Phase 1 combines email/chat with group Coach Connect. Phase 2 adds private one-on-one mentor discussions.
YOUR NEXT CONVERSATIONWhat would help you
What would help you
move forward?
Choose a topic to discuss with your advisor.
Choose a topic to discuss with Amruth.