Reach your target score with one-on-one GMAT tutoring

Tutoring is priced as a lesson package, based on weekly lesson count and total duration. No crowded classroom, no idle hours: every lesson you pay for is one-on-one. You receive a clear quote and plan in the free initial consultation — no surprise costs and nothing added later.

The GMAT can be taken more than once, and many candidates retake it to raise their score; however, there are limits on how often it can be sat within a given period and in total. You can usually submit your highest score to business schools.

The GMAT is designed specifically for business and management programs and includes business-oriented sections such as Data Insights, while the GRE is used for a broader range of graduate programs. Many business schools accept both; we assess which suits you better based on your strengths.

A good score depends largely on the business schools you plan to apply to; competitive programs expect scores well above average. There is therefore no single target. In the assessment and consultation we set a realistic score range suited to your target schools together.

Three sections of 45 minutes each: Quantitative Reasoning 21 questions, Verbal Reasoning 23, Data Insights 20. 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes plus one optional 10-minute break. You choose the section order.

Each section is scored 60–90 and the three combine with equal weight into a total of 205–805. The global mean is around 550; 645–705 is competitive for leading European MBA and MiM programmes, and 705+ is the target for the most selective US programmes.

An on-screen calculator is available only in Data Insights, not in Quant. The Focus Edition has no geometry, no Sentence Correction and no essay (AWA); Quant is entirely arithmetic, algebra and word problems.

Up to five times in 12 months and eight times in total, with at least 16 days between attempts. Scores are valid for five years. You decide which schools receive a score after seeing it, so a weak attempt does not automatically reach your file.

Ten weeks is realistic for a 60–80 point gap between the diagnostic and your target, fourteen for 100+; working candidates give 8–10 hours a week. The test can be taken at a centre or online from home, with identical scoring. In the 1-on-1 programme the first week is an official mock, followed by question-type templates and timed sets.

Yes. Coaching can be taken alongside your tutoring or on its own. Your coach tracks your study routine and progress, updates the plan based on practice-test results and aligns your university application timeline with your lessons. We agree the scope, frequency and price together in the initial consultation.

All lessons are online and one-on-one. Your tutor works live with you on screen, combining teaching, practice and exam strategy in a single flow. Lessons can be recorded so you can review them any time.

In the initial consultation we assess your current level, discuss your target and exam date, and outline your personal programme and its price. The consultation is free; you decide afterwards whether to start.

Lesson days and times are arranged entirely around your schedule. Weekly lesson count is planned together in the consultation based on your target, level and time until the exam.

Our tutors are experienced specialists who know the exam format and scoring logic. After your assessment you are matched with the tutor that best fits your needs.

We hold the first call with the parent, the student or both; the plan, lesson frequency and pricing are confirmed with the parent. Once lessons start you receive regular progress summaries and practice-test results, and you can speak to the tutor or coach at any time.