GMAT Personal Tutoring is designed for students who need flexibility or targeted support. It works well if your work schedule is unpredictable and you can’t commit to fixed class timings. It is also a good fit if your GMAT score is stuck despite preparation and you want focused help in specific areas. Instead of covering everything again, personal tutoring allows mentors to work closely with you on the exact concepts and question types where you are struggling.

Personal Tutoring can be a better option if you already know where you are struggling. In a Live Online course, the syllabus is planned to cover all major areas. In Personal Tutoring, the mentor focuses only on the topics you need help with. If one area is already strong, time is not spent revising it again. This allows you to use your sessions more efficiently and work directly on the gaps that are holding your score back.

Yes. Personal Tutoring can be focused on a specific section based on what you need help with. If you want to work only on Verbal, Quant, or Data Insights, the sessions can be planned around that. At the same time, the mentor will help you review your performance and suggest which areas need attention, so your time is spent where it matters most.

The outcome depends on your starting point and how consistently you follow the plan discussed with your mentor. With one-on-one attention, students usually gain better clarity on concepts and a more structured approach to solving questions. When students attend sessions regularly, complete the suggested practice, and apply the strategies discussed, improvement is commonly seen over time. You can also explore our success stories to understand how other students have benefited from Personal Tutoring.

Before you enroll, we arrange a discovery call with your mentor. This gives you a chance to speak directly with the person who would be guiding you through the tutoring. You can share the challenges you are facing, ask questions about the course, and understand how the mentoring will work. The mentor will also explain what kind of support you can expect and how the sessions will be structured. This conversation will hopefully help you decide, before enrolling, whether Personal Tutoring is the right fit for you.

The frequency of tutoring sessions depends on your availability, timeline, and how much practice you can manage between sessions. Many students prefer one or two sessions a week so they have enough time to apply what is discussed and come back with questions. During the discovery call, the mentor helps you decide a pace that fits your schedule and allows steady progress without feeling rushed.

When you enroll for the Personal Tutoring course at Crackverbal, you get access to our learning platform, which includes all the material needed for GMAT preparation. This covers Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights, regardless of which section you are taking tutoring for. You can refer to this material as needed during your preparation. The mentor also shares practice sets aligned with your sessions and guides you on how to use official GMAT resources. In most cases, you won’t need to purchase any additional material separately unless specifically advised.

The number of tutoring hours varies from student to student. It depends on your current level, the areas you want to work on, and how quickly you are able to apply what is discussed in sessions. During the discovery call, the mentor gives you an initial recommendation based on your background and goals. As tutoring progresses, this can be adjusted depending on how you are improving and what still needs attention.

Yes. Tutoring sessions are recorded and shared with you. This allows you to revisit the discussion, review explanations, and go over strategies at your own pace. Having access to recordings is especially useful when you want to revise a concept or reflect on feedback given during the session.

Once you enroll for the Personal Tutoring course, a dedicated WhatsApp group is created for you. This group includes you and mentors across all GMAT sections. You can use this group to ask doubts while practicing, even for sections you may not be taking tutoring sessions for. This ensures you have access to guidance whenever questions come up during your preparation. You continue to have access to this WhatsApp support for three months after enrollment.

We don’t offer a score guarantee for Personal Tutoring, since outcomes depend on several factors, including effort and consistency. However, before enrolling, you get a discovery call with the mentor to understand how the tutoring will work and whether it is the right fit for you. This helps you make an informed decision before committing. Our focus is on setting clear expectations and ensuring you know what support you will receive from the start.

Yes. Many students opt for Personal Tutoring after preparing on their own or taking classes elsewhere and still feeling unclear or stuck. Personal Tutoring allows the mentor to closely understand what hasn’t worked so far and focus on fixing specific gaps. The one-on-one format makes it easier to address individual doubts, refine strategies, and approach questions differently from before.