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Get 25+ Video lessons covering important topics from Sentence Correction, Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, GMAT Quant.

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GMAT Club’s top rated test + amazing solutions. Using specially designed quizzes, assess your starting ability and track your improvement as you reach 90% ability.

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Get two e-Books on “Key Traits of High Scorers” and “3 Reasons of Failure in the GMAT”. Learn about leading indicators of failures on the GMAT and learn how to avoid the same before it’s too late.

Rajat Sadana

Founder and CEO, e-GMAT

About the Speaker

Rajat Sadana is the founder and CEO of e-GMAT. He is a serial inventor and one of the top rated experts (#3 out of 100+) on GMAT Club and has helped 15K+ students ace the GMAT. Rajat has 5 patents to his name. Rajat co-architected ability as a metric for predicting success on GMAT, a metric that was later validated by GMAC via Enhanced Score Report. Rajat designed a tool to give personalized feedback to students. He later on extended this concept to Scholaranium, which is now GMAT Club’s #1 rated quizzing and assessment tool.