Tutoring companies often use success rates as a measure of effectiveness. However, this can be easily manipulated. For example, 55% of regular JTT students have been accepted into medical school over the last 5 years. This is approximately 8x higher than non-JTT students. "Regular" is defined as students that attend at least 70% of our services, including the MMI course. If we change this to 40% attendance, the success rate drops to around 30%, which is only 4x higher than the norm. You can see that this statistic is easy to manipulate!   Furthermore, it is impossible to know how many of these students would have entered medical school even without our help. In our opinion, at least a third (if not more) would have been successful without us. A more accurate measurement of a company's value are the subjective experiences and reviews from past students. Even if a student were to be accepted without us, making this process easier or smoother may still be worth the investment.   Please do not be swayed by statistics that you are unable to verify. The only reason we mention it in the introduction video above is because some parents are obsessed with statistics and ask us almost weekly if we don't state it.