Rahul is an exceptional instructor for GMAT. He helped me push my score from 660 to 720 in almost 2 weeks with a score of 50 in quant. When I met Rahul I was struggling with data sufficiency questions and particularly with the inequality questions. This issue adversely affected my score in the mock tests. Rahul helped me comprehensively in developing an understanding of the exam, he helped me pick up cues and understand the nuances of GMAT questions. This helped me develop the right mindset to approach quant or verbal questions. The best part about Rahul is the quality of the material he recommends, the right type of not only saves time but also allows one to judge himself/herself against the correct parameters. To illustrate this I would like to point out his advice of writing sample tests based on questions shortlisted for certain sources and see the accuracy improvement. So, when one writes GMAT finally, the person is so used to solving 37 questions in the stipulated time that the actual exam becomes a cakewalk. Apart from crystal clear concepts, the other wonderful thing about Rahul is the fact that he is extremely easy to approach. He provides personal attention to even the most rudimentary questions one comes across. There is a lot of ease and comfort in his guidance for the student as he quickly diagnoses the areas which require work and then devotes a lot of time for the student, as has been my case. I really appreciate Rahul’s guidance and I would highly recommend Rahul as a GMAT instructor. He deserves a lot of credit for my GMAT score, especially the sore of 50 in quant. I hope the maximum number of GMAT test-takers are able to benefit under his guidance the way I have.