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An AI GRE tutor for Verbal, Quant and the Issue essay

The GRE General Test takes under two hours, so every section counts. Leo plans your prep around your target programmes, explains quant and verbal questions step by step and gives feedback on the Issue essays you practise.

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Sample result

One explained quantitative comparison

The request
Given x > 0, compare Quantity A: (x + 3)² and Quantity B: x² + 9.

Step by step

  1. Expand Quantity A: (x + 3)² = x² + 6x + 9.
  2. Subtract what both quantities share, x² + 9. You are left comparing 6x with 0.
  3. Because x > 0, 6x is positive. Quantity A is greater.
  4. The trap: (x + 3)² is not x² + 9. Squaring a sum always adds the middle term, 2·x·3.

Six-week outline

WeeksQuantVerbalWriting
1–2Algebra and exponentsText completion strategy; 15 new words a dayOne Issue essay, with feedback
3–4Data interpretation and statisticsReading comprehension; spaced reviewOne Issue essay, with feedback
5–6Mixed timed sectionsSentence equivalence; timed sectionsOne timed essay; full practice test

What Leo does

  • Reads practice results and finds the question types costing the most, such as quantitative comparison, text completion and data interpretation.
  • Builds vocabulary with spaced repetition, with words in real sentences rather than lists alone.
  • Explains every missed quant problem step by step, including the faster route.
  • Gives feedback on practice “Analyze an Issue” essays against the published scoring guide.

What Leo won’t do

  • Does not do graded homework, take-home tests or anything your school requires you to complete on your own.
  • No real or leaked exam questions: it reviews the official practice tests you take and writes its own practice items. Confirm test dates, rules and accommodations with ETS.
  • Cannot guarantee a score. It shows you where the points are and keeps you practising.

How it works

  1. Share your targets

    Practice scores, the scores your programmes look for and your test date.

  2. Get a plan

    Weekly blocks for quant, verbal and one practice essay, with vocabulary review every day.

  3. Review every miss

    Each wrong answer gets an explanation and a similar question to try.

Questions

How is the GRE structured?

The General Test takes about 1 hour 58 minutes: one Analytical Writing task, then two Verbal Reasoning and two Quantitative Reasoning sections.

How is it scored?

Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning are each scored from 130 to 170 in one-point steps; Analytical Writing from 0 to 6 in half-point steps.

Will it write my essay?

No. You write practice essays and Leo gives feedback on structure, reasoning and examples.

Can it help with graduate applications too?

It can help you plan deadlines and give feedback on statements you write, with the same rule: the writing stays yours.

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