When Arvin Ardakani was preparing for CASPer and interviews, his coaches existed for the hour he had booked. A question that came up on a Tuesday night, even a simple one, had to wait until the next session. Waiting wasted his time, and it left him feeling like he was doing this alone. Direct WhatsApp access is the thing he wished he had.
Support that does not stop when the session ends
Preparation happens between sessions: a scenario that does not make sense at midnight, an answer that feels wrong, a test date that moves. Most applicants today are used to texting when a question comes up, and Arvin Ardakani built his coaching around that. Students text him, and the question gets answered while it still matters.
He has not seen another program build continuous mentorship into the coaching this way, and it is only possible because students know exactly who their coach is. They are working with him, not with whoever is free that week.
Why it changes results
A quick, specific reply stops a student from practising the wrong habit for a week. It also changes how the whole process feels. Students who can reach their coach do not feel alone in the journey, and that steadiness shows up in their practice and on test day.
How to use it well
For feedback on an answer, send the full prompt, your full timed answer, how long it took and what you want to improve. For a question about the program, include your test or interview date and what has been hardest so far. Parents can ask by text as well, so the family can decide together.
How it fits with the rest of the program
WhatsApp sits alongside everything else Arvin Ardakani does personally: he teaches the classes, marks every answer himself and stands behind the 4th Quartile Promise. When he is asleep or busy, students still have an AI model he trained on how he teaches, so practice never stalls. See how he uses AI to make every session count.
To ask him something now, use the Message Arvin on WhatsApp button, or see the programs.
Written by the ExperienceMED team. Reviewed by Arvin Ardakani.