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[@GMATWhiz]

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[@GirijaSahooOfficial]

Trust me I am seeing interview of this guy across the internet with various prep companies. It’s bit stereotypical for me . Also for other students it creates a strong sense of like ….. WHAT IS GOING ON. Aspirants please be aware …..

[@piyush14ry]

Beacuse I have used all the materials in my 2 years long journey. I am grateful for all the instructors. Also, it's not about the coaching you pick - it's more about how diligently you follow it. That is a mistake I did. Please don't do that!!

[@GMATWhiz]

Thanks for your comment. We understand your concern. Seeing the same faces across different platforms can feel redundant. However, it's important to recognize that many successful candidates leverage multiple resources during their prep journey. Piyush's interview focuses on his journey, including the mistakes he made (which he hopes fellow aspirants can avoid), rather than any particular resource. He used a variety of materials and took over two years to succeed. His experience shows that not committing fully to one approach can slow your progress. No resource is effective unless you believe in it and consistently apply what you learn. Stay focused and make the most of the resource(s) available to you. Remember, consistency, dedication, and hard work are the real game-changers in your preparation journey. Good luck!