New GRE® courses
Prepare the admission test for your master's degree!
Classroom course
- Course duration: 34 hours.
- Agenda divided into 2h30 sessions.
- Verbal Reasoning: 18 hours.
- Includes vocabulary + essay.
- Quantitative Reasoning: 16 hours.
- A specialized teacher for each section.
- Strategies to know how to manage time.
- 4 adaptive tests + 10 practice sets.
- Places limited to 8 participants.
live online course
- Course duration: 34 hours.
- Verbal Reasoning: 18 hours.
- Includes vocabulary + essay.
- Quantitative Reasoning: 16 hours.
- Agenda divided into 2h30 sessions.
- A specialized teacher for each section.
- Strategies to know how to manage time.
- 4 adaptive tests + 10 practice sets.
- Places limited to 6 participants.
Tutorials
- Flexible hours from Monday to Saturday.
- Professor with extensive experience in the preparation of GRE.
- Option to prepare one or all sections.
- Support material, according to section and contracted pack.
- Classes are also offered online.
Our students access the best universities
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Harvard
University
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IESE
University
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ESADE
University
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Stanford
University
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Insead
University
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Marti
Well the second time is the charm. I have appeared a second time for the GRE exam and I have passed the mark of the first and for that I want to thank my teachers of Mathematics and Language and TLA, thank you very much!
Mary
I did not think this exam was that complicated, but they give you very little time to read and answer the questions and you lose control easily, but thanks to the strategies that I have been taught in this academy, my results are enough to present in the Master. Thank my teachers and the academy.
Edgar
When I thought about preparing to do a Master, I did not know what the GRE was. I called and they gave me all the information I needed. I did an intensive course and here I am, with the grade that I needed, although I plan to present myself again to upload it. I want to thank you for the help you have given me at all times.
What is the new GRE?
The GRE, or Graduate Record Examination, is a standardized test used by many graduate, business, and law schools around the world as part of their admissions process for master's, MBA, JD, and PhD programs. Administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) organization, the GRE measures key skills that are necessary for success in graduate study.
The GRE test assesses analytical writing, quantitative reasoning, and verbal reasoning. Although it covers a wide range of skills and knowledge, the test does not focus on any specific area of study, but rather aims to measure a candidate's general reasoning and analytical ability.
Duration: 1 hour and 58 minutes.
Location: The GRE can be taken at one of many test centers in 160 countries around the world. Alternatively, it can also be taken from home, at any time convenient for the participant. The GRE at home is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Results: Immediately after completing the GRE, you will receive your unofficial scores for the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections. Official scores, including your Analytical Writing section score, will be available in your ETS GRE account 8-10 days after your test date.
The GRE is made up of the following sections:
Analytical Writing
This section of the GRE is designed to assess a student's ability to think critically and analytically and to communicate ideas through writing. Students are required to complete a writing assignment, which involves analyzing a problem. This requires students to examine a problem and a possible solution, evaluate the logic of the argument, and express their analysis clearly and coherently in written form.
Quantitative reasoning
This section focuses on basic math skills and quantitative reasoning ability. Like Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning also consists of two sections, with a total of 27 questions. Questions may involve solving math problems, interpreting data graphs, or comparing math quantities. Math concepts used in this section are high school level, and use of an on-screen calculator is permitted.
Verbal reasoning
Verbal Reasoning assesses the student's ability to understand, interpret, and analyze written content, and to recognize relationships between words and concepts. It consists of two sections, with a total of 27 questions. The questions in this section may ask students to read a passage and answer questions about it, complete the sentences with words that make sense of the context, or identify relationships between words.
In all of these sections, students can move back and forth within each section, bookmark questions to return to later, and change their answers, as time permits. This allows students to manage their time effectively and ensure that they have given the best possible answer to each question.
