Timed diagnostic, 22 topics, 1,500+ questions, interactive lessons, AI recommendations, smart review, and training modes (Quick 10, Full Section, Weak Topics…). The Liwaza system that boosts GRE Quant.
Are you targeting an MBA or a Master’s abroad (US, Canada, Europe)? You already know the GRE is often required — and Quant can make or break your application.
At Liwaza, candidates have gone from 130 to 162+, and some reached a perfect 170/170 on Quant.
It’s not magic. It’s a tightly engineered system: diagnostic, learning, adaptive practice, smart review, and test strategy — all in one platform.
Liwaza's diagnostic test places you in real GRE conditions — 20 questions in 35 minutes — and gives you a calibrated score on the official 130-170 scale with a detailed breakdown by concept.
It starts with a diagnostic in real GRE conditions: 20 questions, 35 minutes, timed, with the same formats:
At the end you get:
No guessing: you know exactly where you stand.
Liwaza covers 22 GRE Quant topics with 1,500+ exercises classified by difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard), using balanced sampling across sub-concepts to ensure comprehensive coverage.
Algebra, geometry, probability, statistics, sequences, sets, rates, functions, coordinate geometry, data analysis…
Each topic includes ~65–75 questions, sorted by difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard) and organized into granular sub-concepts.
Key point: the algorithm uses balanced sampling across sub-concepts, to avoid the “false progress” trap (doing the same variant 20 times).
Each session pushes you across the full spectrum — not just what you enjoy practicing.
Liwaza's 15 interactive lessons feature dynamic graphs, LaTeX math rendering, box-plot diagrams, and data tables — you manipulate math concepts, not just read about them.
No static PDFs. Liwaza includes:
Goal: turn understanding into reflexes — not passive knowledge.
Liwaza's AI engine continuously analyzes your performance, identifies topics below 70% accuracy, collects past errors, and delivers sessions targeting your exact weaknesses while adjusting difficulty.
The recommendation engine continuously analyzes your performance:
You don’t waste time on what you already know. You maximize your study ROI.
Five training modes cover every preparation phase: Quick 10 for warm-ups, Full Section simulations, Weak Topics focus, Review Mistakes, and fully customizable sessions.
Liwaza offers dedicated modes:
This helps you move from “studying” to “training like test day”.
Every completed session is saved with detailed explanations, time-per-question tracking, revision flags, and the option to re-attempt only missed questions.
Every session is saved. You can:
Quant is often won on details. Smart review turns mistakes into points.
Liwaza teaches strategic time management, question triage (identifying difficulty in 10 seconds), and estimation techniques to earn points efficiently without additional math.
Liwaza doesn’t only teach math. It also teaches:
The GRE rewards strategy as much as technique.
Gamification features include XP levels, daily streaks, a 0-100 readiness score, 10+ unlockable badges, and weekly/daily progression graphs to maintain motivation and discipline.
To sustain consistency, Liwaza adds:
You see progress, you know what to do next, and you keep momentum.
Liwaza works because it is a complete ecosystem covering diagnostic, learning, adaptive practice, intelligent review, and progression tracking — all in one platform, eliminating the need for 5 separate tools.
Because Liwaza isn’t just a question bank.
It’s a complete ecosystem that covers:
All in one platform. No more scattered PDFs, multiple apps, and improvised workflows.
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Yes, if your prep is structured: diagnostic, concept-by-concept progression, adaptive practice, mistake review, and realistic timed training. The key isn’t doing “more”, but doing the right work at the right time.
It depends on your starting point and available time, but the biggest lever is consistency: short regular sessions, systematic mistake review, and full timed sections to stabilize performance.
The standard formats: Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice, Numeric Entry, and Data Interpretation. Training also includes timing and question triage.
Not necessarily — it’s common. The key is rebuilding fundamentals (rates, equations, geometry, stats) with clear lessons, then progressing (Easy → Medium → Hard) while reviewing mistakes.
Yes, with Full Section mode (20 questions, 35 minutes). You can also choose immediate or delayed feedback to match real test conditions.
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