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Sujoy Kr Datta
Mentor & coach - GMAT Focus, SAT, GRE, ACT & CAT | CAT 99.99 & GMAT Classic 750, Q51 (30 min) | Content & Test architect | 20+ years exp | IIT alumnus


For over 20 years I’ve helped thousands of students worldwide achieve top scores in GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT & CAT. I provide personalized strategies to master the test & achieve substantial score improvements in a short time. I have mentored students from India, USA, UK, Europe, Australia, Singapore, S. Korea, Nigeria, Ukraine, Malaysia, UAE, etc. 

I equip my students with rigorous quantitative guidelines and advanced logical shortcuts, helping them learn to bypass tedious calculations and tackle problems with speed & accuracy. I teach my students how to ask the right questions while working through problems - this helps them stay focused & spot the main idea of a question, avoiding common mistakes and also helps them feel less anxious about the test. My goal isn't just to help students master math, but to help them master a new way of approaching problems. 

I am an IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) alumnus, with a perfect Q51 (in almost half the allotted time) in GMAT Classic (~ Q90 Focus) & 99.99 in CAT 10 times. I have authored 7,500+ questions & also contribute to forums like GMATClub & GREPrepClub. 


Pedagogy:

• Personalized study plans tailored to your goals
• Basics-to-Advanced Roadmap - building fundamentals before moving to advanced concepts 
• Application of innovative & quick solving methods
• Sharpen skills with 1,500+ questions & mocks
• Access to PDF notes & recordings
• Dedicated doubt-clearing

Student Success Highlights:

• GMAT Focus: Multiple Q50/51 (Classic) & Q88/89 (Focus) scores; 15+ point Quant/DI jumps in 30 days
• GRE: Multiple Q170, score improvements from <Q155 to Q165+ in 30 days
• SAT/ACT: Perfect 800s in SAT Math & 36s in ACT Math, Science. 70% of scores above 720 in SAT Math
• CAT - Multiple 99+ in CAT, admits to IIMs, XLRI, SPJIMR, etc.
• Student selections in Cornell, USC Marshall, IIMs, ISB, NUS, UCB, ESMT, XLRI, etc.


Content Architect

Spent over 20 years in assessment designing & authored 7,500+ questions for GRE, GMAT, SAT, ACT, LSAT, CAT & cognitive assessments for various global clients (Manhattan Review, The Chemistry Group UK, Mercer Mettl, Test Funda, Career Launcher, etc.).





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FAQ

How are classes conducted?

The classes are all online - primarily one-on-one. Online classes are conducted over zoom / google-meet. A meeting ID would be assigned to you using which you can join the session on your laptop or mobile.


Are study materials provided?

You will get all necessary practice materials (PDFs) to reinforce what you learn in the sessions. No other materials would be necessary.


Is a demo available?

Yes. You may book a free 30-mints zoom interactive before you enroll. You may also enroll for a paid full 60-mints class before you decide to enroll for the full course.


What are the payment terms?

Payment terms are flexible - You can avail installment facilities as well and top-up as you go. For more details, drop us a message!  Payment can be made by account transfer or UPI


How do we schedule the lessons?

You may either message/call: Sujoy: +91 94330603089 (call / text / WhatsApp); or Email at preponeclick@gmail.com or sujoy.datta@gmail.com and mention your learning requirements.



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