GRE 341 with Saad Amer, Islamabad (2026)

19/09/2026

Congratulations to Khawaja Muzammil Ahmed on scoring a 326 (161V, 165Q, 5.0 AWA).
Muzammil is one of those legends who attended my last-ever in-person GRE batch at LUMS back in July 2024—three intense days and roughly 25 hours of GRE tips, tricks, strategy, and madness. I don’t conduct these in-person batches anymore because of time constraints, which makes seeing someone from that final batch come back with a 326 (161V, 165Q, 5.0 AWA) hit differently.

What makes me happiest is that I remember him. Even back then, I had literally cherry-picked Muzammil as someone I believed could cross 320+. After doing this for so many years, you start noticing certain qualities in people—the way they think, absorb information, ask questions, and carry themselves. Sometimes you just know: this person has it.

And Muzammil had it.

Two years later, he proved me right. He had so much on his plate back then that he never got the time to study but was smart enough to attend my in person three day roller coaster ride.

The best part? He remains incredibly humble about the whole thing. No noise, no showing off just quietly putting in the work and coming back with a monster score.

Congratulations, Muzammil. You were destined to crush this exam, and I’m so happy I got to witness a small part of the journey from 2024 to 2026.

Another LUMS legend from Pakistan 🇵🇰 makes it to the Hall of Fame. 🫡❤️

15/09/2026

Congratulations to on scoring a 321 (Q:161, V:160) from 301 (Q:150, V:151)! ☘️🇮🇪💪

His full diagnostic report and detailed analysis has been uploaded!

Some journeys deserve more than a score post and this is definitely one of them. When Andrew came to me, he had already taken the GRE twice with little to no improvement and was understandably frustrated. Eight weeks later, he walked away with a 20 point jump. But the 321 was only the beginning. It helped Andrew earn an incredible €75,000 scholarship from HEC Paris, which he was then able to leverage in his admissions journey, and now my Irish Beast ☘️🇮🇪💪 is headed to INSEAD. Just think about that trajectory. Two frustrating attempts, 301, then 321, €75,000 from HEC Paris and finally INSEAD. What made this journey even more special was Andrew himself. He plays rugby at a very high level and anyone who knows me knows how crazy I am about sports, so we connected almost immediately. I could relate so much to that competitive athlete mentality. You get knocked down, figure out what went wrong, get back up and go again. That was Andrew throughout this process. He balanced a demanding full time job with rugby and GRE preparation, openly hated the endless Quant grind 😂, got tired and had moments of doubt, but kept showing up. When I pushed him, he trusted the process, and that trust means more to me than the 321 itself because eventually a GRE score becomes a number on an old report, but what it unlocks can change someone’s life. Andrew, congratulations, brother. 🥹❤️ Beyond the GRE, scholarships and admissions, it has genuinely been a pleasure knowing you. Some students you teach and some you remember long after the exam is over. You will absolutely be one of the latter. 301 to 321. €75,000 scholarship. INSEAD. What a journey, Irish Beast. ☘️🇮🇪💪 Your starting point does not decide where you finish. Keep going. ❤️

03/06/2026

327 (Q167, V160) in just 16 days. One attempt.

Congratulations to Syed Fazail Haider on an incredible GRE performance and an even more incredible journey ahead.

Fazail scored a 327 on the GRE after only 16 days of preparation and is now pursuing Computer Science at Rice University as a Fulbright Scholar on a fully funded scholarship.

Fazail had 16 days and made every single day count. Proof that when preparation meets determination, extraordinary things can happen.

Wishing you all the success at Rice and beyond, my friend. The GRE was just one chapter. The best is yet to come. 🚀 Fazail’s original scorecard, diagnostic report and candid analaysis has been uploaded!

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04/05/2026

Congratulations to .ahmad on scoring a 321 from a 306:
Before: 306 (Q161, V145)
After: 321 (Q165, V156)

That is a 15 point improvement overall, with a strong 11 point jump in Verbal. Today, he is pursuing his MBA at University of Georgia Terry College of Business and is a proud Terry Excellence Scholarship holder.

There are some success stories I never got the chance to upload. I’ll be sharing a few that I believe will be helpful for students and this is one of them.

His full diagnostic report and detailed analysis has been uploaded! Welcome to the 341 Hall of Fame 🫡

25/04/2026

The GRE sprint week is happening at and I’m incredibly honoured to be selected by Leland as one of the speakers for GRE Sprint Week.

This Thursday, 30th April at 8 PM Pakistan time, I’ll be joining Matt Roy for a session on one of the biggest mistakes students make: using the wrong study plan for their timeline.

We’ll break down exactly how your GRE strategy should change if:
• You only have 2 weeks left vs • You have a full 2 months to prepare

Because the game plan, priorities, mock strategy, time allocation, and score potential are completely different.

If your exam is near, if you’re confused where to start, or if you want to maximize your score efficiently, this session will genuinely help.
We’ll also have a live Q&A at the end to discuss your specific situation.

Big appreciation to for putting together GRE Sprint Week and creating valuable free sessions for students worldwide. Looking forward to meet you and answer all of your questions!

Comment GRE and I’ll personally send you the exclusive registration link. 🚀

04/04/2026

Seven years. One exam. One dream.

Seven years ago, I took a leap of faith and left a stable job to teach the GRE.

At the time I was working at the British Council, a respected and secure position. Walking away from that to pursue GRE coaching full time did not make sense to many people around me.

Some people doubted me.
Some people told me it would not work.
Some people told me to be practical.

But I believed in one thing: if I worked hard enough and helped students honestly, the results would eventually speak for themselves.

Over the past seven years I have devoted my life to understanding this exam and helping students navigate one of the most difficult tests in the graduate admissions journey. I have had the privilege of working with hundreds of students, many of whom have gone on to score 320+, 330+, and even perfect 170s in Quant.

Watching their journeys has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life.

This path was not always easy. In many ways it often felt like a lonely journey, trying to build something meaningful in a space dominated by some of the biggest names in the GRE world. At times the playing field did not always feel equal, and perhaps I will share more about those stories another day.

But through it all I kept doing the only two things I knew how to do.
I kept working.
And I kept believing.

Year after year I prayed that one day I would get the opportunity to compete on a truly global stage.Today I feel incredibly grateful to share that I have joined Leland as a GRE coach.

I am currently the only Pakistani 🇵🇰 GRE coach on the platform, which is a huge honour for me. I sincerely hope I can represent my country well and raise Pakistan’s flag in the global graduate admissions community.

And this is only the beginning.

I will also be hosting FREE live GRE events on (April 15th 8PM PKT)to help students from around the world better understand this exam and prepare for it the right way.For someone who started at 296 and eventually reached 339, this moment means a lot. It has been a long and emotional journey. Thank you to everyone who believed in me and even to those who doubted me.

23/03/2026

Congratulations deebasanan deebasanan on scoring a 326 (Q:165, V:161) from a 284 (Q:145, V:140).

From a 284 → 326.

LET THAT SINK IN.

Most people quit somewhere in the middle.
She didn’t.

Deeba’s journey wasn’t clean.

Her “320 attempt” should’ve been 325+.
But the test center failed her.
Her calculator stopped working mid-Quant.

She still scored 320.

Came back home…
frustrated, exhausted, and without closure.

I told her one thing:
“You won’t get closure like this.”

She trusted it.

No new resources. No shortcuts.

Just doing the same things…
better.

Noticing traps. Controlling time. Fixing mistakes honestly.

Final score: 326 (Q165, V161)
A 42-point improvement. Some scores are improvement. Some are earned the hard way.

This one was earned.

Proud of you, Deeba and welcome to the 341 Hall of fame as they say it!
🫡

03/03/2026

Congratulations to Aneeq Allahi on scoring a 326 (Quant: 162, Verbal: 164). Super proud of him. Aneeq was extremely hardworking and followed the 341 process to the T. His analysis is really really good!

18/02/2026

Congratulations from Finland 🇫🇮 on an incredible journey.

From a 302 to a 327
(Q: 164, V: 163, AWA: 5.0) 👏

Alex comes from a consulting background, which means brutal hours, constant deadlines, and almost no breathing room. Her schedule was super tight, but she never used that as an excuse. She showed up consistently, trusted the process, and made every minute count.

Over time, Alex became more than just a student. Our sessions turned into real conversations about goals, pressure, ambition, and life beyond the test. That’s when you know the work is real.

She’s now applying to the M7 schools, and honestly, she has a very solid profile. Strong work experience, clarity of thought, discipline, and the ability to perform under pressure. Exactly what top schools look for.

Where there’s a will, there truly is a way.
Let’s hope and pray she gets in. She deserves it 🤞✨

Proud of you, Alex. Onward and upward 🚀

The scorecard and diagnostic report along with the candid analysis has also been uploaded.

So so proud of you!!!!

Welcome to the 341 Hall of Fame. Onwards and upwards from here 🚀

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