Intricate Video. Many of the things are very complex to understand. I went to website to understand it fully. But differentiation bahut hai

Small groups + personalized coaching = transformational education.

The lifetime course validity is mind-blowing! This alone sets you apart from conventional coaching programs.

I’ve never seen such a well-thought-out approach to addressing different learning paces. Truly revolutionary!

Introducing percentile-based groups is such a practical way to match teaching levels with student needs. How did you come up with this idea?

I love the concept, but I wonder how the system handles students with high potential but poor test performance. Are there provisions for them?

The small group model is great for interaction, but does it limit the diversity of perspectives in discussions?

I remember being in a class of 50 students where it was impossible to get personal attention. The teacher don't even remember at the end of the your course.

This initiative is a game-changer! Personalization is exactly what education needs right now.

Sir, I totally agree with the need for smaller, more interactive batches.

Apex 25 seems like the perfect balance between individualized teaching and peer learning.

The selection process sounds thorough. Can you share more details about the mapping entrance test?

The idea of lifetime course validity is brilliant! How do you handle resource allocation for students who come back years later?

Breaking the one-size-fits-all model is such a refreshing approach.

I love how you’re addressing the gap in peer-to-peer learning and focusing on personalized attention.

Progression depends on mastering content, not on time spent. That's a great concept.

The application process with academic review, EQ/IQ profiling, and entrance tests sounds rigorous yet fair. Where can I apply? Please provide link.

The shift from time-based to ability-based progression is exactly what education needs today.

The money-back guarantee, that’s a bold move and definitely inspiring trust.

Lifetime validity of courses is such a thoughtful addition! It removes pressure and gives us the freedom to revisit and improve at our own pace.

Are you promising +99%ile? or you will give the fee back. Am i understanding correctly?

Sir you mentioned XAT-affiliated institutions-could you do a video breaking down the top colleges and their cut-offs? Thank you.

The insights on decision-making being a make-or-break section really great.

Would love a session on cracking the verbal ability section. When are you planning to release it.

Wait, did he just motivate us to study while also letting us enjoy Christmas and New Year guilt-free? Now I can finally prepare and enjoy.

Honestly, the decision-making question about Mohan cutting labor was tricky! I initially picked option 3.

The point about completing preparation by December 20th to stay relaxed was a great reminder. Now I can finally enjoy 31st

Who else is adding Bloomberg and NDTV Profit to their playlist after this? 📰📺

Loved the 'no pressure, no diamonds' analogy! Really motivating to stay focused for XAT prep.

I’m a BBA first-year student and wasn’t sure if I should start XAT prep now, but this session cleared it up for me. Thanks!

Sir please share some sample mock test links and recommended resources.

They should change the date of exam, XAT almost ruins our new year celebration.

XAT is much more straight forward compared to CAT. CAT is much more trickier

Decision Making section needs lot of help. This section is not very easy to handle

Decision-Making is much close to GMAT rather than CAT. It gives total different experience.

I can totally relate to struggling with speed at the start. It’s comforting to know it improves with time.

Reading Pride and Prejudice for VARC prep? Elizabeth Bennet would approve!

Writing to enhance reading comprehension-never thought of it that way.

Ek haadse se abhi smbhle the ki naya bomb phatne aa gaya.

CAT ka kaam khatam hua nahin ab XAT aa gaya. Aadmi unwind kab kare

XAT is much straight forward exam compared to CAT. CAT is much more intensive and difficult

Loved the logical reasoning tips, but isn’t it sometimes helpful to look at solutions to learn alternative approaches?

Functions as a brownie point? Now that’s a plot twist

Success lies in persistence, self-awareness, and strategic preparation. Thanks for great adivice.

The decision-making section tips are excellent! But what about handling ambiguous scenarios where ethical choices aren’t clear? Please tell how to tackle those situations

How did you manage to balance semester exams with entrance prep? Would love to hear more about your daily routine during that time!

Totally agree about time management in DILR! Those first few attempts where you solve 4 questions in 2 hours are painfully real.

Verbal main Re-read karna suicide mission hai. Agar ek baar samakjh nahin aaya you are dead

Decision Making Making section is tricky to handle. It is much difficult than any other mba exams

CAT is all about strategizing which question to pick and which to leave