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GRE preparation and private tutoring

The GRE General Test is the admission test used by master's and doctoral programmes worldwide. We prepare verbal and quantitative skills with the speed and accuracy the shorter format demands.

Writing · 30 minVerbal · 2 sectionsQuant · 2 sections130170130–170Verbal & quant · Writing 0–6

GRE exam structure

Graduate Record Examination · Compiled from official sources as of October 2026.

SectionQuestionsTime
Analytical Writing1 task (Issue)30 min
Verbal Reasoning12 + 1518 + 23 min
Quantitative Reasoning12 + 1521 + 26 min

Analytical Writing always comes first; the Verbal and Quantitative sections are adaptive at section level.

Scoring and test dates

Scoring

  • Verbal and Quantitative are scored 130–170, Analytical Writing 0–6.
  • Official scores are released within 8–10 days and are valid for 5 years.

Test dates

  • The test can be taken year-round, at a test centre or at home with remote proctoring.

Latest updates

  • The shorter format has applied since September 2023; the Argument task and the unscored section were removed.

Our preparation route

Quantitative · Verbal · Analytical Writing

  1. 01

    Quantitative Reasoning

    We practise interpreting numerical data, mathematical modeling and applying core mathematical principles.

  2. 02

    Verbal Reasoning

    We work on analyzing academic texts, drawing inferences and evaluating vocabulary relationships.

  3. 03

    Analytical Writing

    We build the ability to articulate complex ideas with clear thesis statements and structured support.

Priorities are established from baseline diagnostic performance. Quantitative, verbal and writing workloads are balanced according to the target programme.

GRE frequently asked questions

Is the GRE required for all graduate programmes?

No. Policies vary by institution and department; check current requirements directly.

Does Quantitative require advanced mathematics?

It focuses on understanding and applying arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data interpretation.

Can Verbal and Quantitative be planned separately?

Yes. Section weighting can be personalised based on an initial assessment.

How long is the GRE?

About 1 hour 58 minutes. The test opens with a 30-minute Analytical Writing task, followed by two Verbal and two Quantitative sections, which are adaptive at the section level.

How is the GRE scored?

Verbal and Quantitative are scored from 130 to 170, Analytical Writing from 0 to 6. Official scores are released within 8–10 days and are valid for 5 years.

Can I take the GRE at home?

Yes. The test is available year-round, at a test centre or at home with remote proctoring.

Exam structure, scope, dates and registration requirements may change. Confirm the latest information for your application cycle with the official exam provider and your target institution. Last updated: October 2026.