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GRE Essay Grader

Write on a real GRE-style prompt and get an instant AI score on the official 0–6 rubric — with written feedback that tells you exactly how to improve.

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How it works

1

Pick a prompt

Choose an Issue or Argument task written in the style of the official GRE pool. Write with the standard 30-minute timer, or take your time.

2

Write your essay

Draft your response right in the browser with a live word count — just like the real exam interface.

3

Get your score

In about 15 seconds you get a 0–6 score on the official rubric plus specific written feedback on your reasoning, structure, and language.

Scored on the official GRE rubric

The same 0–6 scale used by official GRE raters

6Outstanding — insightful position, compelling reasoning, superior language
5Strong — well-considered position, logical development, clear language
4Adequate — clear position, competent reasoning, acceptable clarity
3Limited — unclear position, weak development, language errors
2Seriously flawed — little analysis, poor organization, frequent errors
1Fundamentally deficient — no coherent analysis

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI GRE essay grader work?

You write your essay on a real GRE-style Issue or Argument prompt (timed or untimed). Our AI evaluates it against the official GRE Analytical Writing rubric — assessing your position, reasoning, organization, examples, and language control — and returns a 0–6 score with written feedback in about 15 seconds.

Is the GRE essay grader free?

Your first essay is graded free when you create an account — no credit card required. After that, grading packs cost $5 for 10 essays or $10 for 50 essays.

How accurate is the AI score compared to the real GRE?

The grader uses the same 0–6 scale and scoring criteria as the official exam. AI scores are estimates intended for practice — most users find them within half a point of their official scores, and the written feedback shows exactly what to fix regardless of the number.

What kinds of prompts are available?

Both GRE task types: Analyze an Issue (take a position on a debatable claim) and Analyze an Argument (critique the reasoning in a short passage). Prompts are original and written in the style of the official pool, and you can practice with the standard 30-minute timer or untimed.

Can I see my past essays and track improvement?

Yes. Every graded essay is saved to your account with its score, the prompt, your response, and the feedback — so you can watch your scores climb as you practice.

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Your first essay is graded free. Packs from $5 for 10 essays after that.

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