The GRE score your target programme expects.
The GRE measures reasoning under time pressure — not tricks or test-taking shortcuts. We teach you to think like the test does, prove it with full-length adaptive mocks, and guarantee the score you need.
- 10 weeks
- 48 taught hours
- Max 8 per class
- Score-improvement guarantee
- Format
- Digital, on demand · 1h 58m
- Sections
- Verbal · Quantitative · Writing
- Scored
- 130–170 + 0–6 essay
- Sittings
- Sit as often as you need throughout the year
Ten weeks, seven modules, every section of the shorter GRE.
The GRE has been under two hours since September 2023: one essay, two Verbal and two Quant sections, with the second section of each measure adapting to how you did on the first. Every module ends with a timed section so your score map is current before the next one starts.
- 10
- Weeks
- 48
- Taught hours
- 12
- Full-length mocks
- Max 8
- Class size
The shorter GRE and your diagnosticHow the 1h 58m test is built, how the second section adapts to the first, and where a full-length diagnostic puts you.
- Section order, timing and the on-screen calculator
- Section-level adaptivity: why the first section matters most
- Full-length diagnostic, scored 130–170 per measure
- Your personal score map and target
4 taught hoursOutcome · Know your Verbal and Quant scores to the point and which question types are costing you most.Quant foundationsArithmetic, algebra and geometry rebuilt from the ground up, because the GRE tests school maths under pressure, not advanced maths.
- Number properties, fractions, ratios and percents
- Linear and quadratic equations, inequalities and exponents
- Lines, angles, triangles, circles and coordinate geometry
- Quantitative Comparison: the four answer choices and their traps
7 taught hoursOutcome · Solve any foundations question cleanly and never guess on a Quantitative Comparison.Quant problem solving and data interpretationWord problems, counting and statistics, and the data interpretation sets that anchor every Quant section.
- Rates, work, mixtures and overlapping sets
- Counting, probability and basic statistics
- Reading tables and graphs: the data interpretation set
- Numeric entry and multiple-answer questions, using the on-screen calculator where it is fastest
8 taught hoursOutcome · Finish a Quant section on time with the data interpretation set answered, not skipped.Verbal: text completion and sentence equivalenceHalf of every Verbal section is vocabulary in context. Reading the clue before the blank, not the answer choices first.
- Clues, pivots and structural signals in the sentence
- One-, two- and three-blank text completions
- Sentence equivalence: pairs that produce the same meaning
- High-frequency GRE vocabulary, learnt in context
7 taught hoursOutcome · Fill any blank from the sentence’s own clues and stop losing pairs on sentence equivalence.Reading comprehensionDense passages and the questions that follow them, including the short argument passages that test critical reasoning.
- Mapping a passage: main idea, structure and tone
- Select-in-passage and multiple-answer questions
- Argument passages: assumption, strengthen and weaken
- Pacing across long, short and paired passages
7 taught hoursOutcome · Read once, answer with evidence, and hold pace through the second Verbal section.Analytical writingOne thirty-minute essay, Analyze an Issue, scored 0–6. Position, development and the prose readers reward.
- What the scoring guide rewards at 4, 5 and 6
- Planning a position in five minutes
- Developing examples that support, not decorate
- Two essays written, scored and returned
5 taught hoursOutcome · Write a complete Issue essay in thirty minutes that scores 4.5 or better.Adaptive mock cycleFull-length adaptive mocks under exam conditions, each reviewed question by question, and your test-day plan.
- Weekly full-length adaptive mocks, scored 130–170
- Error log review: the pattern, not the individual question
- Section pacing and when to mark and move on
- Test centre vs at-home delivery, booking and score reporting
10 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in having sat the test twelve times with your score range known to the point.
By the end of the course you will
- Sit both Verbal and Quant sections at full pace with time to review flagged questions
- Solve Quantitative Comparison and data interpretation without the traps ETS builds in
- Fill text completions and sentence equivalence from the sentence, not the answer choices
- Know your score range to the point before you book the real test
Preparation that teaches you to think at speed.
The GRE is a reasoning test, not a knowledge test. We build the habits you need to untangle dense passages and tough quant under time pressure, and prove it works with full-length mocks.
Adaptive mocks
Full-length tests that mirror how the real exam adapts, scored exactly as ETS scores them.
Logic and argument mapping
How to see the joints in every argument so the right answer becomes obvious, not a guess.
Quant drilling by weakness
Every wrong answer feeds into a personal error log so you stop repeating the same mistakes.
Score guarantee
Improve on your starting score or take the entire course again, free.
Next GRE batches.
Dates and times are Dhaka time. Every batch teaches the full curriculum and includes the mocks and materials; a live-online run is priced lower because it carries no campus cost.
| Starts | Ends | Schedule | Mode & campus | Seats | Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pmwith Farzana Haque | ClassroomDhaka — Gulshan | Filling fast · 3 left | ৳52,000 | Enrol | ||
| Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pmwith Nabeel Ahsan | Live onlineLive online | Seats open | ৳38,000online rate | Enrol | ||
| Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm | ClassroomChattogram | Seats open | ৳52,000 | Enrol |
- ClassroomFilling fast · 3 leftStartsFee৳52,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
- Where
- Dhaka — Gulshan
- Instructor
- Farzana Haque
- Live onlineSeats openStartsFee৳38,000online rate
- Ends
- Schedule
- Fri · Sat, 10:00 am–1:00 pm
- Where
- Live online
- Instructor
- Nabeel Ahsan
- ClassroomSeats openStartsFee৳52,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
- Where
- Chattogram
Who teaches the GRE course.
- Dr. Imran ChowdhuryDirector of Test Preparation
PhD, University of Michigan. Fourteen years teaching admissions tests.
Dhaka — Gulshan - Farzana HaqueLead Instructor, Quantitative
MSc Mathematics, BUET. Perfect quant score on both the GRE and the GMAT.
Dhaka — Gulshan - Nabeel AhsanLead Instructor, Verbal & Reading
MA English, University of Dhaka. Former newspaper sub-editor.
Dhaka — Dhanmondi
Improve your score, or study again — free.
We stake our reputation on your progress. Complete your course and mock schedule: if your official score does not improve on your starting score, your next full course is on us.
Claim your assessmentWhat GRE students did next.
“I went from a 305 diagnostic to 328 in ten weeks. The quant sessions completely changed how I approach problems.”
GRE questions, answered.
How does the GRE differ from the GMAT?
The GRE tests broad reasoning across maths and English; the GMAT focuses on business-school-relevant skills. GRE is accepted by most MBA programmes now, but check your target schools. We can help you decide which to sit.
What score do I need?
Top programmes want 320+, but many excellent schools accept 310+. It depends entirely on your target programme and how competitive the application pool is. We advise at your free consultation based on your diagnostic.
How long should I study?
Eight to twelve weeks is typical for a 20–30 point gain. Start earlier if aiming past 330 or if your diagnostic comes back below 305. We provide honest timelines at the consultation.
Can I take the GRE from home?
Yes — the GRE is offered at test centres and at home via ProctorU. Our live online and self-paced courses prepare you equally well for either format.
Where are your campuses?
We teach at Gulshan and Dhanmondi in Dhaka and at our Chattogram campus, and every course is also offered live online for students outside those cities.
Do you offer instalment plans?
Yes. Every course can be paid in two or three instalments at no extra cost. Talk to an enrolment advisor when you book your consultation.
What happens at the free consultation?
You sit a short diagnostic, we score it the same day, and a counselor walks you through a target score, a timetable and a shortlist of universities that fit your profile and budget.
Your seat at a great university starts with one conversation.
Book a free consultation and diagnostic. We’ll map your target schools, timeline and score plan — no obligation.