Live GMAT preparation, taught in small batches.
A structured course for students who intend to sit the GMAT and want real teaching, real practice and a second attempt at the course if the work has been done and the result has not landed. Not a recording. Not a shortcut.
Who this course is for
This is for you if
- You have a clear GMAT target for the schools you are applying to.
- You are preparing for MBA or business school applications.
- You want structured preparation rather than self-study alone.
- You are willing to practise consistently and work on your weaknesses.
This is not for you if
- You want recorded video lessons at a low price.
- You cannot commit to attending live classes.
- You are looking for the cheapest option available.
How we simplify your GMAT prep
GMAT preparation is not simply about learning concepts. It is about learning to recognise the structure of a problem, select an efficient approach and make good decisions under time pressure.
Understand the concept
Build the fundamentals before chasing speed.
Speed follows understanding, not the other way round. We work through the underlying concept until it holds, then build pace on top of it.
Learn the approach
Different questions need different thinking.
A GMAT question rewards recognising what kind of problem it is before solving it. You learn to identify the structure and choose an efficient approach rather than defaulting to one method.
Practise with feedback
Practice is followed by analysis, not by more practice.
Every set of practice is reviewed so you understand why a mistake happened and how to avoid repeating it. A wrong answer you have not understood is a wrong answer you will give again.
Build test-day strategy
The test is as much a decision-making exercise as a knowledge one.
Timed practice and full-length mocks develop pacing, decision-making and time management, so the exam is not the first time you face those pressures.
GMAT curriculum
Built around the current three-section GMAT. Analytical Writing and Integrated Reasoning are no longer part of the exam and are not part of this course.
Quantitative Reasoning
The mathematical concepts and problem-solving approaches the current GMAT actually tests.
- Arithmetic and number properties
- Algebra and equations
- Word problems
- Rates, ratios and proportions
- Statistics and averages
- Problem-solving strategy
- Estimation and approximation
- Working without a calculator
Geometry is no longer tested. The section rewards choosing an efficient route to the answer rather than grinding through the longest one.
Verbal Reasoning
Reading comprehension and critical reasoning, with the emphasis on argument and inference.
- Reading comprehension
- Critical reasoning
- Identifying the conclusion
- Strengthening and weakening arguments
- Unstated assumptions
- Inference questions
- Evaluating evidence
- Logical flaws
Sentence correction has been removed from the exam. What remains is reasoning: understanding what an argument claims, what it rests on and where it breaks.
Data Insights
The newest section, and the one most candidates underprepare for. It carries equal weight.
- Data sufficiency
- Table analysis
- Graphics interpretation
- Multi-source reasoning
- Two-part analysis
- Reading data under time pressure
- Deciding what information is missing
- Combining quantitative and verbal reasoning
Data Insights draws on both quantitative and verbal skills at once, which is why it cannot be prepared for as an afterthought. It is treated as a full third of the course.
Plans
Online Live GMAT Prep
Rs 24,999
- 50 live online classes
- 1.5 hours per class, 75 hours in total
- 5 full-length mock tests
- Practice question bank
- Free study material, PDFs and e-books
- Lifetime access to class recordings
- Score Guarantee
GMAT Ultimate Course
Rs 32,999
- 50 live online classes
- 1.5 hours per class, 75 hours in total
- 10 full-length mock tests
- Unlimited practice questions
- 1:1 mentorship sessions for doubt clearing
- Free study material, PDFs and e-books
- Lifetime access to class recordings
- Score Guarantee
- Profile-based discount on Bluehawks study abroad services
Prices as listed. Both plans run 50 live classes of 1.5 hours. The difference is mock tests and mentorship, not teaching time.
Why we do not run free demo classes
Our classes are live and taught in small batches, so a trainer’s time in that slot is committed rather than recorded. We cannot give that slot away for free without taking it from a paying student.
A paid demo class is available at Rs 999, adjusted in full against your course fee if you enrol.
You can also speak to an advisor first, at no cost, before deciding.
Do the work. If the score does not land, take the course again at no extra cost.
How it works
Attend at least 95% of your live classes and take every mock test in your programme. If you are then not satisfied with your score, you take the same course again, at no additional course fee.
Conditions
- Applies to your first attempt after completing the programme only
- Proof of score required within 30 days of the result
- Request must be made within one year of completing the programme
- Applies to the same test only
- Non-transferable
This is a guarantee of a repeat course, not a refund. Full terms: /score-guarantee-terms/.
Still deciding between the GMAT and the GRE?
Both courses run in the same batches, with the same 50 live classes, the same 75 hours of teaching and the same Score Guarantee. Neither is the better-resourced option. The choice is about which exam your schools accept and which format suits you, not about which course we put more into.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current GMAT format?
The GMAT has three sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. Analytical Writing and Integrated Reasoning are no longer part of the exam, and sentence correction and geometry have been removed from the verbal and quantitative sections respectively.
How long should I prepare for the GMAT?
It depends on your starting point and how much time you can give it each week. Most candidates need several months rather than several weeks. Tell us where you are now and we will give you a realistic answer rather than an encouraging one.
Do I need a strong mathematics background?
No. Quantitative Reasoning tests arithmetic, algebra, word problems and data handling rather than advanced mathematics, and geometry is no longer included. What it does reward is fluency and accuracy under time pressure, which is what the course builds.
Is GMAT preparation suitable for working professionals?
Yes, and most of our GMAT students are working. Classes are live and scheduled, and every session is recorded so you can revisit anything you miss.
How many live classes are included?
50 live classes of 1.5 hours, 75 hours of live teaching in total. Both plans include the same teaching time; the difference between them is mock tests and mentorship.
How many mock tests are included?
Five full-length mocks on Online Live GMAT Prep, and ten on the GMAT Ultimate Course.
Do you provide individual doubt support?
Yes. Doubt solving runs alongside the classes, and the higher plan adds one-to-one mentorship sessions.
Are class recordings available?
Yes, with lifetime access to the recordings of the classes in your batch.
How does the Score Guarantee work?
Attend at least 95% of your live classes and take every mock test in your programme. If you are then not satisfied with your score, you take the same course again at no additional course fee. Conditions apply and are set out in full on the Score Guarantee terms page.
What happens after I enrol?
We confirm your batch, share your study material and access details, and your trainer takes you through the plan for the weeks ahead. Batch dates are confirmed by our team, so ask us for the next one before you enrol if you need it.
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