GRE Prep
Terms and provider
Effective 23 October 2026.
Yolleg Ltd · company 10455920 · 71–75 Shelton Street, London, England WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom · [email protected]
Product and scope
180 original four-choice foundation questions, 18 lessons, 30 recall cards and six written workshops across quantitative, verbal and analytical-writing skills. Independent study supplement, not affiliated with or endorsed by ETS. GRE is a registered trademark of ETS. No official, recalled or copied questions, full test simulation, section-adaptive scoring, calibrated score or admissions prediction. Our four-choice foundations differ from official response formats. Use official ETS preparation separately. Free: 5 original practice items, one introductory lesson and three recall cards, saved results, bookmarks and a study plan. The full guide library, recall deck and timed practice require Study Plus. Marked-read guides and rated cards remain readable after access ends; saved practice records remain available. Study Plus adds the full 180-item practice bank and fixed timed practice modules. It also includes 6 original scenario workshops with saved drafts, worked approaches and self-checks, with self-reflection rather than automatic examiner marks. Independent educational practice; no certification, admissions decision, professional authorisation or advice for a real client or workplace decision.
Accounts and audience
For adult learners aged 18 or over. Use only supplied fictional study examples. This app does not determine test eligibility or admissions outcomes. Do not enter confidential or personal records.
Study Plus and trial
£9.99 every month or £29.99 every year, selected before checkout. The first subscription per account in this app includes a seven-day free trial. Card required, £0 at signup, then the selected recurring amount automatically charges unless cancelled before trial end. Annual payment is charged in full. Later subscriptions have no extra trial. Prices include applicable tax. Billing is in British pounds; your bank may convert currency. Web and native purchases are separate; existing native rights remain unchanged.
Practice and retained records
The current GRE General Test has one 30-minute Analyze an Issue writing task, two Verbal Reasoning sections (12 questions in 18 minutes; 15 in 23 minutes) and two Quantitative Reasoning sections (12 questions in 21 minutes; 15 in 26 minutes), about 1 hour 58 minutes overall. Verbal and Quantitative are section-adaptive and use varied response types. This app uses fixed four-choice foundations, short 10-, 20- and 40-question study blocks and saved, self-checked workshops with different timing and proportions. Its simple arithmetic aid does not reproduce the official calculator. No automatic essay grade or official scaled score. Timed deadlines continue while away. Explanations appear after timed attempts. Untimed answers become fixed once checked. Saved completed results remain readable after access ends; paid drafts become read-only and can be closed for free practice.
Cancellation and withdrawal
Cancel renewal through the secure Stripe cancellation portal, the declaration form or [email protected]. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge. Access lasts to the trial/paid period end shown by Stripe. We offer a full refund of the first payment when withdrawal is requested within 14 days of that payment, including after use. Immediate access does not waive that offer. Submit name, payment email and order reference or approximate date/plan; never card details or sign-in tokens. Request acknowledgment is not completed cancellation/refund. Mandatory consumer rights and the rules of your home jurisdiction remain.
Availability and rights
Keep an export. Outages can interrupt study; perpetual availability/recovery is not promised. Up to 500 attempts and 8 MB study state, plus a small case-work record where supported. Erasing study does not cancel billing or delete account/contract records. Account deletion is available through support. Nothing excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. England and Wales law applies subject to mandatory local protections.