Prepare the GRE, aim above 320
Liwaza prepares the GRE. The aim is a score above 320, usually over about six months, about 1 hour 30 per day, after a diagnostic. The same path serves an MBA, a MiM, an MSc, an MPA or a PhD.
GRE Test Structure
Verbal Reasoning
41 minutesReading comprehension, text completion, sentence equivalence
Quantitative Reasoning
47 minutesArithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis
Analytical Writing
30 minutesAnalyze an Issue
Everything You Need to Ace the GRE
Our comprehensive platform covers every aspect of GRE preparation
Adaptive Practice Tests
AI-powered tests that adapt to your level and identify your weak areas
Comprehensive Content
Cover all GRE sections: Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing
Personalized Study Plan
Custom study schedules based on your target score and timeline
Score Prediction
Follow progress against a target above 320.
Expert Support
Alumni coaches from the schools we aim for, after a diagnostic
Instant Feedback
Detailed explanations for every question to accelerate learning
GRE Opens Doors to Top Programs
A strong GRE score is required for admission to leading graduate programs worldwide
What is a Good GRE Score?
The aim: above 325
A target for Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, INSEAD, LBS, MIT, Oxford and HEC Paris.
The timeline
About six months of regular work, 1 hour 30 per day, after a diagnostic. The plan starts from your current score, not from a fixed number of weeks.
What the GRE is for
MBA, Executive MBA, MiM, MSc Finance, MPA, specialized master’s and PhD. English is IELTS or TOEFL, on its own pace.
One published result
Nelson Foka: GRE 167/170 quantitative, 155/170 verbal. Admitted to INSEAD, to Cornell with a 50% scholarship, and to Michigan Ross with a 100% scholarship.
Published with his consent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Liwaza's AI powered admissions platform
Yes, Liwaza provides a structured program covering all GRE sections. After an initial diagnostic test, Liwaza's AI generates a personalized study plan with daily tasks, weekly objectives, and practice tests every two weeks to track your progress. The platform tracks everything you do, including time spent on each question and reading patterns, to continuously optimize your preparation.
Liwaza offers comprehensive courses on every concept tested by the GRE (quantitative section), daily vocabulary articles (verbal section), and practical exercises. For the verbal section, you'll receive daily GRE articles at your preferred time, helping you learn over 1,000 vocabulary words in context. Book a demo to see Liwaza in action!
Yes, we offer full-length practice tests that replicate the exact conditions of the official exam. These tests are scheduled every two weeks to evaluate your progress and adjust your study plan accordingly. Our AI analyzes your performance in detail, including time management, reading strategy, and feedback question by question.
The difficulty level is similar to the real GRE. We base our questions on past official GRE questions and formats to prepare you for the actual exam conditions. Our content is designed to match the rigor and style of the official ETS questions.
Yes! After completing the diagnostic test when you create your Liwaza account, our AI generates a personalized work program with daily tasks. The AI tracks your progress, identifies your weaknesses, and adjusts recommendations accordingly. It even tracks your reading speed, eye movement patterns, and time spent on each question to provide highly targeted feedback.
Yes, every question includes detailed explanations and corrections. Our AI analyzes your behavior (time spent, reading strategy, mouse movements) and provides personalized recommendations to improve your approach. After each practice test, you receive a comprehensive breakdown of what went wrong and how to improve.
The aim is a GRE above 320, usually over about six months of regular work, about 1 hour 30 per day, after a diagnostic. English is a separate path: IELTS or TOEFL, also starting with a diagnostic, with 2 months of regular work to move one level (B1 to B2, then B2 to C1).
Yes, we recommend complementing your Liwaza preparation with official ETS resources, including past official tests available on the ETS website. Liwaza provides the structured learning and AI powered feedback, while official materials ensure you're familiar with the exact format and style of the actual exam.
Liwaza AI does not write essays or CVs for candidates. Instead, it provides intelligent guidance and insights to help you create authentic, compelling application materials. Our AI analyzes your content for plagiarism detection, uniqueness (X factor), assertiveness, entropy scores, and other relevant insights specific to your target school and application requirements. This guidance is complemented by human coaches who provide final review and ensure you have all the elements needed to succeed.
Liwaza AI provides intelligent guidance rather than writing content for you. Our AI analyzes your essays, resume, and profile to offer insights on plagiarism detection, uniqueness factors, assertiveness levels, entropy scores, and other relevant metrics specific to your target school and application requirements. The AI guides you to improve your authentic content, ensuring it meets school specific criteria while maintaining your unique voice. Human coaches then provide final review and personalized feedback to ensure you have all elements needed for success.
Yes. Alumni coaches from the schools we aim for are available for one-on-one sessions and for a debrief after practice. Book a coaching call to place your score, your schools and your timeline.
After AI guidance on your essays, CV and profile, you get one-on-one review from alumni coaches of the schools we aim for: Harvard, INSEAD, Wharton, Stanford, LBS, MIT, Oxford and HEC Paris. The coach does the final read. The AI does not write the file.
The published Graduate coaches come from Harvard, INSEAD, Wharton, LBS, MIT, Oxford and HEC Paris, among the schools we aim for.
One published result, with the applicant's consent: Nelson Foka, GRE 167/170 quantitative and 155/170 verbal, admitted to INSEAD, to Cornell with a 50% scholarship, and to Michigan Ross with a 100% scholarship. Preparation is usually about six months of regular work. Published admissions are on the Results page: /results/.
Yes for graduate programmes: MBA, Executive MBA, MiM, MSc Finance, specialized master's, MPA and PhD. The test we prepare is the GRE. The schools we aim for include Harvard, INSEAD, Wharton, Stanford, LBS, MIT, Oxford and HEC Paris.
Success with Liwaza (as observed with our success stories) comes from using the solution consistently over the period of preparation you dedicate for acing your admission. Therefore, plan to use the solution consistently, regularly and following the personalized learning plan that will be generated for you. Trust the process.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You'll continue to have access until the end of your current billing period.
Liwaza helps you build a graduate file: GRE, English, CV, essays and interviews. Results depend on regular work. There is no money-back guarantee.
Still have questions? Book a demo today to see Liwaza in action.
Start from a diagnostic
Thirty minutes to place your score, your schools and your timeline. The aim stays above 320.
