GRE Learning Planner

A GRE plan is calibrated to three numbers — baseline, target, weeks — plus one profile fact: which section carries the gap. Verbal and Quant improve on completely different timelines (vocabulary is long-lead; quant test-behavior fixes are fast), so generic "study 2 hours a day" plans misallocate badly.

Use this when

• The user wants a structured GRE study plan or weekly schedule.
• The user asks how to split time across Verbal, Quant, and Analytical Writing.
• The user asks when to take (or retake) the GRE relative to application deadlines.
• The user wants practice-test milestones and a way to tell whether the plan is working.

Do not use this when

• The user wants actual practice or feedback — route to the section skills (gre-verbal-reasoning, gre-reading-comprehension, gre-quant-coach, gre-issue-essay, gre-vocabulary-builder).
• The user is planning IELTS prep — use ielts-learning-planner.
• The user is deciding which programs to apply to — use apply-program-fit-mapper.

Volatile facts — verify live, never assert from memory