Expert GRE Tutoring
The GRE is now under two hours, which leaves very little room for a slow start. Our tutors work with you one-on-one on the reasoning, vocabulary in context, and quantitative fundamentals that graduate programs weigh most, and on the pacing the shorter test demands.
Book Free ConsultationYour Path to a Strong GRE Score
Graduate programs read your Verbal and Quantitative scores differently depending on the field. We prepare you for the sections that matter to yours.
The Shorter GRE
The test was cut to about 1 hour 58 minutes: no unscored research section, no scheduled break, and no “Analyze an Argument” essay. We prepare you for the current version, not the old one.
Section-Adaptive Strategy
Your performance on the first Verbal and Quant section sets the difficulty of the second. That makes the opening section unusually valuable, and we build your approach around it.
Vocabulary in Context
Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence reward reading the logic of a sentence, not memorising word lists. We teach you to find the pivot word before you look at the choices.
Quant Without Calculus
GRE Quant covers arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis — no calculus, no trigonometry. For many students the work is rebuilding fundamentals they last used years ago.
Use the Navigation
You can skip within a section, mark questions and change answers freely. We practise a deliberate two-pass approach so easy points are never left on the table.
Planned Around Deadlines
Official scores arrive roughly 8–10 days after your test. We schedule sessions back from your application deadlines so there is room to retake if you want one.
Master Every GRE Section
Five sections, about 1 hour 58 minutes total. Analytical Writing is always first; the Verbal and Quantitative sections follow in any order.
Analytical Writing
1 task, 30 minutes
- • “Analyze an Issue” Essay
- • Always the First Section
- • Scored 0–6, Half-Point Steps
- • Argument Essay Retired
Verbal Reasoning
2 sections, 27 questions, 41 minutes
- • Reading Comprehension
- • Text Completion
- • Sentence Equivalence
- • Scored 130–170
Quantitative Reasoning
2 sections, 27 questions, 47 minutes
- • Arithmetic & Algebra
- • Geometry & Data Analysis
- • Quantitative Comparison
- • Scored 130–170
How the Sections Split
Verbal runs as a 12-question section in 18 minutes followed by a 15-question section in 23 minutes. Quantitative runs 12 questions in 21 minutes, then 15 questions in 26 minutes. Both measures are section-level adaptive.
Test format and scoring per ETS. Confirm current details at ets.org before you register.
Ready to Take On the GRE?
Start with a free consultation. We will look at your target programs, your test date, and which section will move your application furthest.