Online tutoring · SAT · GRE · GMAT
Start with a free diagnostic — Digital SAT, GMAT Focus Edition, or the shorter GRE General Test. You'll see your estimated score, which skills are costing you the most points, and what a realistic timeline looks like. Then do a free one-hour lesson with a tutor who has actually scored near the top of the exam they teach.
Choose your exam
Each exam has a dedicated tutor who has scored near the top of it. Pick your exam below to see the format, target scores, and what a typical preparation looks like.
For students applying to US universities — and to international schools that accept the SAT. Madiha covers both the Reading & Writing and Math sections in the current adaptive Bluebook format.
For Master's and PhD applicants. Umer handles the Quant and reasoning side; Toby covers Verbal. Both tutors are familiar with the shorter post-2023 format that most programs now require.
For MBA and MiM applicants. Umer leads on Quant and Data Insights; Sam handles Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Both have worked with INSEAD, LBS, and HEC applicants specifically.
How it works
Choose your exam and take a full-length or single-section test. Timed, realistic format. No account needed.
You get an estimated scaled score plus a breakdown of which skill areas are costing you the most points — no waiting.
A tutor goes through your results with you, focuses on the two or three fixes that matter most, and suggests a realistic prep timeline.
If the free lesson clicks, choose a 10, 20, or 40-hour package. Pay in EUR, GBP, or USD. Sessions on Zoom or Google Meet, timed around your schedule.
Meet your tutors
Madiha has been teaching the SAT for 9 years. She graduated from École Polytechnique and scored in the 99th SAT percentile herself. Her lessons cover both Math and Reading & Writing in the current Digital SAT format.
She's particularly effective with students who already have a solid school foundation but need to close the gap to 1450 or above.
Umer teaches GRE and GMAT with a focus on the analytical and quantitative sections. His background is in research, which shapes how he teaches pattern recognition and problem-solving strategy.
His students mostly target funded PhD programmes, top MBA schools (Wharton, INSEAD, HEC), and competitive Master's in Finance programmes.
Toby has 11 years of experience teaching English and scored above the 99th percentile in the verbal sections of both the GRE and the GMAT.
He works best with students whose Verbal score is the bottleneck — particularly reading comprehension, argument logic, and vocabulary at the exam-grade level.
Sam has 11 years of English teaching experience and a 99+ percentile verbal score on both the GRE and the GMAT.
On the GMAT, he focuses on Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension — the two question types that tend to hold verbal scores back most at the 685+ level.
Common questions
We're fully online — no physical campus. Lessons happen on Zoom or Google Meet, and we schedule sessions around your time zone. Students join from Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and the US. There's no location requirement.
An intensive coaching hour is €95. A diagnostic review session (results walkthrough + study plan) is €60. Packages of 10, 20, or 40 hours come at discounted rates. The first lesson after the diagnostic is free — no payment needed to get started. We accept EUR, GBP, and USD.
Yes, completely. No account, no credit card. You get your score estimate and skill breakdown on screen immediately after finishing, and the full report comes by email.
Yes. The diagnostics and tutoring are aligned to the current versions: Digital SAT (Bluebook format, in use since 2023 internationally and 2024 in the US), the shorter GRE General Test (post-September 2023), and the GMAT Focus Edition with Data Insights.
It depends on where you're starting and how much time you can put in each week. Students typically see a meaningful improvement in 4–6 weeks of focused work. Your tutor will give you a realistic estimate in the first lesson once they've seen your diagnostic results.
Absolutely. The first lesson is a good time for parents to be there — it's when we go through the diagnostic results and map out the plan, so everyone's on the same page about timeline and target schools.
Contact
Drop us a message and a tutor will reply within one working day. If you're on a tight timeline, say so in your message and we'll respond the same day.
"Tell me your target programme, test date, and current score — I'll map out a realistic plan in the first session."
