100 percentile in GMAT | My Full GMAT Journey

Hey there! Welcome to my channel! I'm Piyush, a drilling engineer who graduated from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad in 2019 and has been working in the field for the past 5 years. If you're here, you're probably interested in acing the GMAT, and trust me, I've been through the grind myself!
My GMAT journey wasn't a walk in the park; it took me 2 years and 4 attempts to nail it down. But hey, that's the beauty of it - the journey of learning and growth, one step at a time. I've poured my heart and soul into mastering this exam, and now, I'm here to share my experiences and insights with you.
Throughout my prep, I've learned some invaluable lessons that I want to pass on to you. First and foremost, don't be afraid to dive in deep. Learning often comes with its share of turbulence, but that's where the real growth happens. Just like reaching higher altitudes requires navigating through turbulence, mastering the GMAT demands pushing through challenges.
I've broken down my preparation into two stages: concept learning and mock practice. Mastering the concepts is crucial, and you'll know you're ready when you can confidently tackle most questions thrown at you. Then comes the mock phase, where you refine your skills under timed conditions.
When it comes to the exam itself, I've got some tips and tricks up my sleeve. From managing time effectively to approaching different question types strategically, I've honed my approach to maximize my performance on test day.
Now, let's talk specifics. Quant and DI can be daunting, but with the right strategies, you can conquer them. I'll walk you through my approach to tackling these sections, including the importance of careful question reading and utilizing the calculator to your advantage.
For CR, I've experimented with various resources and coaching methods, and I've got some insights to share. Finding the right teacher and sticking with them is key, along with developing a meticulous approach to question-solving.
And hey, for all my fellow Hindi/Hinglish speakers out there, I hear you! That's why I'm advocating for more CR tutorials in our native language. Let's make learning accessible to everyone!
So, if you're ready to embark on your GMAT journey or looking for some guidance along the way, you've come to the right place. Hit that subscribe button, connect with me on LinkedIn and Instagram, and let's crush those GMAT goals together! Remember, the sky's the limit, but first, let's navigate through some turbulence. See you in the next video!

[@suyashchavan1752]

Very comprehensive explanation & Congratulations 😊

[@tanishgaggar8644]

Very very comprehensive and complete analysis for gmat test givers, thank you so much!

[@prudhvivarma567]

Very Insightful. Thanks for your analysis and efforts

[@RaghavSharma-1806]

Thanks for such great analysis.

[@sanjayjaiswal8958]

Dear Piyush ji, Congratulations for your grand success.. Please guide me .. I am the T.O.P student .For more than one year , i am preparing for RC consistently. Completed all videos and PP , inference material of TOP. Because of being a hindi medium student , i am still struggling in RC. It is taking 12 mins to read a passage that is also when i read only OCT .. Do you think it is really solvable within 6 minute alongwith the questions or is there any trick to read ( like skimming.., read only OCT part not the detail) . Are RC long sitting long lassages of TOP real . I am very much feared to see the long sitting long passages....I am very hopeless bcz of RC..I hope you can guide me ... please..please.. Thank you

[@piyush14ry]

Please message me on insta/ linkedin

[@SanjayJaiswal-vf9xk]

Instagram..which account name to be searched...

[@ramansharma2993]

Very insightful !!!

[@MrinalNavy]

Wonderful guidance 👍🏻

[@Artesu-cc9xp]

Bhai u rock Ur modesty is supreme

[@shaxzod_99]

Congratulations 👏🏻

[@Val98736]

Super congratulations! Very inspiring journey. Can you share the link to the video of MSR by e-GMAT?

[@gmatclub]

It's here kzbin.info/www/bejne/ana9eKyNqtRgd8U It was the last session of eGMAT's Data Insights series conducted on GMAT Club recently.

[@CR_shawarma]

Thankz man

[@raghav4336]

Great breakdown Piyush, Just curious about how scores are calculated for these sections as your scores were 87, 85 in Verbal and DI with getting 3-4 questions wrong but there was a dip of 3 marks just by getting 1 question incorrect in quant.

[@piyush14ry]

No clue bhai

[@joelkingsleyj8064]

Hi Piyush, I'm looking forward to give my gmat exam next month. But I'm confused to whether to give it in online or in test center. I saw you gave two gmats in online, most people told me that gmat would be tough in online than test center specially quant section, Is that true?. which one would you prefer since I have no test center in my city, I have to travel 400kms for nearby test center. Thank you

[@piyush14ry]

If your target schools accept Online GMAT, then definitely go for online GMAT.

[@saranyasingh6847]

and what books did you use for each of the section (any specific book for Verbal , DI and quant ) ?

[@piyush14ry]

Nothing specific!! It's much more about how you solve a question rather than from where you solve it. Do a thorough analysis of your mistakes!!

[@sanskritibisht1356]

Your video testimonial is up on top 1% and gmatwhiz. Which one would you recommend?

[@piyush14ry]

All the coaching materials are equally good. Take a free trial and decide for yourself. I have used both. The mistake I did was not completing either 100%. Don't do that. Pick one - complete it from end to end and then revise!!

[@sanchitliftss]

What was your last course? Or you can all course you take in chronological order Thanks

[@piyush14ry]

Egmat -> gmatwhiz -> expertsglobal-> gmtwhiz -> top one percent -> gmatwhiz personal tutor -> egmat one month -> spetember 2023 attempt --> no new course --> TTP trial version -> vibhu anurag 2 hour classes -> april 24 attempt

[@ritabratasarkar7082]

@@piyush14ry HO to check Vibhu Anurag 2 hour classes

[@mkmishra.1997]

Congratulations on your score! Which programs are you targeting?

[@piyush14ry]

Still researching

[@saranyasingh6847]

Hi , which website did you use for giving mock tests ?

[@piyush14ry]

GMAT FE - official mocks 1,2,3 and 4!! Additionally free mock on e-gmat.

[@NIKHILSINGHeem-jv2bv]

Beautiful Video 😊

[@sanyamjain4510]

what mocks would you recommend? which are closest to actual GMAT

[@piyush14ry]

official mocks!!

[@omen2667]

Manhattan vs ttp which one do you think is better,I am a visual learner,and can't spend for multiple coaching

[@piyush14ry]

Manhattan never tried. TTP CR I have done. That is good.

[@KshitijKumar-iv3jd]

I appeared for gmat fe in march. My breakdown is 585 QA 84 VA 81 DI 71 ....Can you please help me with DI section? I find it monstrous

[@piyush14ry]

I think you should first solidify CR and Quants even further. Followed by that try solving first in an untimed manner.

[@ashcatmesochroic1306]

which coaching bro? online course/classes you took?

[@piyush14ry]

Many!! Probably all 🥲 don't do that mistake. Take one and stick with it.

[@ashcatmesochroic1306]

@@piyush14ry suggest one for me

[@ashcatmesochroic1306]

according to you which is best works for you

[@Hasan-hg7nh]

How to memorise vocabulary

[@piyush14ry]

You don't need vocab as such for GMAT

[@reemas28496]

Hi what was your score in mock just b4 the exam

[@piyush14ry]

695 twice, 685 once

[@ankitamishra2755]

​@@piyush14ryofficial mocks or TOP mocks??

[@piyush14ry]

Official