About Saras

Who it's for

Saras is for people preparing for the GMAT Focus Edition whose scores have stopped moving. Most of them have already done hundreds of practice questions, often while working full-time, and have more free content than they could ever use.

Most plateaus aren't an effort problem: they're a direction problem. Saras is the layer that turns the resources you already have into a score.

How it works

• You tell Saras your situation Target score, exam date, baseline mock result, how much time you actually have (not the amount you wish you had). Saras starts building your picture.
• Every day, Saras tells you exactly what to work on Start-of-day check-in over WhatsApp or Telegram: today's focus, based on your error log. Not a generic curriculum. Your specific gaps, ranked by impact on your score.
• Saras finds what will help next. Saras can go through study material available across the web, match it to the patterns in your mistakes, and bring back what you need most. The right tutorial, explanation, or practice set finds you without you having to dig for it.

Works through WhatsApp or Telegram, on phone, desktop, or web.

What it isn't

Saras isn't a question bank or a course, and it won't sell you another app. It works with the material you already use.

No score guarantee. Saras can't control your effort or exam day, so it won't promise a number. What it will do is tell you honestly when you're ready.

What it costs

One plan: 15 days free, then $45/month. You can cancel whenever you like. The pricing page has the details.

Who makes Saras

Saras is built by Sanganak Works Private Limited, a company incorporated in India (CIN U62010UW2026PTC259543) with its registered office in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The team works remote-first.

The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service set out how Saras handles your data and the agreement for using it. To get in touch, see Contact. Open roles are at sanganak.ai/careers.