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One-on-one/private tutoring FAQ

Does GregMAT+ offer one-on-one tutoring?

Yes, with

Greg: Book a session with Greg (340, 6.0) to get advice on improving your GRE score. Sessions usually involve diagnosing strengths and weaknesses and forming a "big picture" plan one can use moving forward.
Leaderboard: Book a session with Leaderboard (170 Quant) to get advice on improving your GRE Quant score. Leaderboard is an amazing quant resource and writes many of the questions on the Greg Mat+ platform.
Ganesh: Book a session with Ganesh to get help on improving your Verbal or Quant (or both) score on the GRE. Ganesh is an up-and-coming tutor in the GRE world who possesses an intimate knowledge of the Greg Mat+ strategic repertoire. If you're struggling with certain Greg Mat strategies, Ganesh is your guy.
Clare: Clare took the GRE several times and massively improved her score to a 331. She also has significant experience with tutoring from the other side, so she has a natural empathy for students struggling with the GRE. If you're looking for advice on improving your score, especially if you're stuck and have hit a wall, or with constructing a study plan with Clare's insights in mind, book a session with her.
Kamal: Book a session with Kamal to improve your verbal and quant score. Kamal scored a near perfect GRE Score (339, with a perfect verbal and a 169 on Quant) and is passionate about helping others improve their scores. His sessions focus on identifying and working on your weaknesses and blind spots, and formulating study plans accordingly, so that you can achieve your optimum score.
Max: Max achieved a GRE score of 336, with a 169 in Verbal and 167 in Quant. After a car accident left him just three weeks to prepare, he turned this challenge into a game-like quest to overcome his weaknesses. In this short time, he improved his Verbal score from 158 to 169 and his Quant score from 156 to 167. Work with Max to create a personalized strategy to overcome your weaknesses and "level-up" in a structured way and tackle the GRE with confidence.
Joan: Book a session with Joan to boost your Verbal and Quant scores. Joan scored 333 (167Q, 166V) on the GRE after just a month of preparation, all while managing a full-time job. With a passion for helping others achieve their best, Joan is dedicated to sharing effective strategies and personalized tips to help you reach your target score.
Ri: Ri has taken the GRE three times, successfully raising her quant score from 156 to 163. Coming from a non-mathematical background herself, she is uniquely equipped to help students without strong math foundations tackle the quant section with confidence and even have fun along the way. Ri will meet you where you are, work through your challenges together, develop personalized study strategies, and celebrate every win on your GRE journey. Book a session with Ri to discover the joy in GRE prep and achieve your target score!
Irina: Book a session with Irina (170 Verbal, 169 Quant) to master content and strategies to improve your overall score. Irina has more than two decades of experience in education and has been tutoring the GRE for over 9 years, helping hundreds of students to achieve their grad school goals!
Jovyn: Book a session with Jovyn (170 Quant) who is the kind of tutor who listens first and helps you see math more clearly, one idea at a time. With a background in engineering and love for numbers, he’s spent years turning tough problems into simple strategies. His sessions are low-pressure, practical, and built around how you learn best perfect for students who want to build real confidence and finally feel in control of Quant. If you’re tired of memorizing tricks and ready to understand and apply them, Jovyn is your guy.

Note that not all tutors listed above run sessions currently. If you want a session with Leaderboard, you'll need to email him - he doesn't otherwise tend to make slots available via the portal.

They tend to sell out quickly, so you need to be quick. If you can't find any slots, we recommend to keep checking, as new slots are added regularly. Conversely, seeing no slots available doesn't mean that we're booked for months either.

How much does it cost?

$50/hour.

How can I book a one-on-one tutoring session?

Only students with a GregMAT+ subscription may book sessions or view available timeslots.

Go to https://www.gregmat.com/tutoring, choose a date where there are slots (indicated by the green dot) and book it.

Step 1: Go to the Tutoring page and select a day with available slots

Step 2: Select an available tutor and timeslot

The times shown are in your local timezone.

Step 3: Read the confirmation carefully and select "Yes, I'm sure"

Step 4: Fill out your payment details and complete the payment

A single user cannot book more than one tutoring session every four days, across all tutors. In some cases this may be undesirable, so contact the customer service representatives if this affects you.

Users wanting to book Greg's essay feedback or personal statement services should continue to use services.gregmat.com (the GregMAT+ subscriber requirement does not apply). If such services are marked as "sold out", contact support@gregmat.com

What tips should one follow for a one-on-one tutoring session?

Please have a list of questions and/or problems you’ve already attempted and/or completed ready to discuss. Tutoring sessions that are entirely planned by the tutor do not go very well. The tutor might be covering topics you already know or topics that you don’t necessarily need. In addition, when you’ve already attempted the problems, you can readily explain your thought process. This makes it easier to diagnose where you went wrong.
If you haven't already, please complete the GRE Foundation quizzes (links here).
If you’ve already taken the GRE and approximately 15 days have elapsed, please have your diagnostic report (from the ETS website) ready to go. This is a document that outlines your specific performance on the test. In essence, it highlights your strengths and weaknesses.
It’s okay to treat the lesson like a therapy session. I’m obviously not a therapist and don’t purport to be, but it’s good sometimes to let our emotions about the test out. It’s cathartic.
You don’t have to show your face or anything like that during the meeting. But a good microphone or quiet setting is appreciated.

I would like to become a tutor for GregMAT. What should I do?

Email support@gregmat.com with a brief blurb on why you want to be a tutor and the credentials you have (eg your GRE score). You'll be notified if we're full, in which case we'll put you in a pool for future consideration.

A minimum combined score of 325, or a minimum of 168 in quant or verbal, is expected from all applicants (more the better). This score must have been obtained from an official GRE test (so practice tests, no matter the source, do not count). Superscores (taking the best quant and verbal score from different attempts) cannot be used to meet the combined score requirement either.

Tutors must also be willing to follow the general house rules.

We have a preference for tutors that have already used our platform as a student. The reason is that students often have queries about specific strategies taught on GregMAT (eg the math strategy, used in verbal), and it's easier for tutors if they already have experience using them.

While prior experience as a tutor is nice to have, this is by no means required.

Updated on: 10/07/2025

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