Free tools

Know exactly where you stand.

Quick, shareable, and free. Each tool ties into the same percentile model and scoring engine behind the full mock, so the numbers stay consistent across the site.

Readiness check

A short adaptive diagnostic: where you are now, and where you could be.

Percentile calculator

Turn a scaled score into the exact official ETS percentile admissions reads.

Score calculator

Turn raw questions right into an estimated section-adaptive scaled score.

Score simulator

Current score, target, and days left become the daily numbers you need.

AWA grader

Paste your Analyze an Issue essay for an instant, rubric-based estimate.

Which tool, when

Pick the right tool for where you are

Each tool answers a different question. Most people move down this list as their prep progresses — diagnose, convert, plan, then polish.

If you want to…	Use	It gives you
Find your starting point fast	Readiness check	A quick adaptive estimate and which measure to prioritise
Know what a scaled score is worth	Percentile calculator	The exact official ETS percentile for Verbal, Quant, and AWA
Estimate a score from practice accuracy	Score calculator	A section-adaptive scaled-score estimate from raw correct
Turn a target into a daily plan	Score simulator	The gap, the split to aim for, and the daily numbers
Check an essay against the rubric	AWA grader	An expert estimate on the official 0–6 scale with feedback

All five share the same scoring model and official ETS percentile data as the full mock, so the numbers stay consistent across the site.

How they work together

The tools are a loop, not a menu. Run it once before you start studying, and again before every mock.

**Diagnose.** Start with the readiness check or a full mock for an honest current score.
**Convert.** Put that scaled score through the percentile calculator to see what it is actually worth to admissions.
**Plan.** Feed your current score and target into the score simulator for the split and daily numbers.
**Practise and check.** As you drill, use the score calculator to read your accuracy, and the AWA grader to keep the essay on track.
**Re-test.** Sit another mock, then run the loop again with the new number.

Every figure these tools produce is either the **exact official ETS percentile** or a clearly-labelled estimate. See what is a good GRE score for the sourced benchmarks and our editorial standards for how we build and date everything.

Questions

GRE tools FAQ.

Yes. All five tools are free to try, with an account to save your progress, and they share the same scoring model and official ETS percentile data as our full-length mock tests.

The percentile figures are the exact official ETS percentile ranks. The scaled-score and planning outputs are clearly-labelled estimates built on the same section-adaptive engine as our mocks, since ETS does not publish its equating tables.

Start with the readiness check or a full mock to get an honest current score, then use the percentile calculator to interpret it and the score simulator to plan from it.

The score calculator turns raw questions-correct into an estimated scaled score. The percentile calculator turns a scaled score into its official percentile. You usually run them in that order.

The best input is a real score.

Every tool gets sharper with an honest number. Sit a free, full-length, section-adaptive mock and feed the result back in.

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