How to pace the GRE Verbal Section?
If you’re dreaming about graduate school in the USA, Canada, Australia, or almost any other country in the English-speaking world, the GRE score is a...
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3 Rules to Master the GRE Text Completion & Sentence Equivalence
If I had prepared better for it, I’d have scored better.” – A cliched statement from most students after an exam? Well, as Rohan (an...
GRE Vocabulary App vs GRE Flashcards: Which is better?
One of the most common reasons students fear the GRE’s Verbal Reasoning section, is owing to its use of highly advanced vocabulary. Even those with...
GRE Verbal Reasoning – Tips to Master With Examples
Looking for help with cracking the GRE Verbal Reasoning section and landing your dream admits? If so, then you have reached the correct blog. There’s...
Get High GRE Verbal Score: Common Mistakes to Avoid
Aliens. Fascinating, yet scary! Anything that creeps into the unknown arena scares us. Thoughts like, “What do they look like?”, “If we ever meet them,...
9 Tips To Manage Time in GRE RC
Let’s face it: nobody likes spending time reading dense and obscure paragraphs about the American economy under President Nixon or the influence of the Renaissance...
GRE Verbal : Techniques to get started with Reading Comprehension
“GRE Reading Comprehension is too tricky and difficult” This is one of the most frequent statement you would hear from students who have already taken...
Top 5 strategies to master GRE Sentence Equivalence
GRE Sentence Equivalence questions are single blank questions that ask for two right answers from a set of six. These questions might seem like they’re...
Does mastering 3500 words ensure a GRE score of 320 or more Part 2
Now that you’ve figured how to go about learning words (from Part 1), it’s important that you learn more about the questions that appear in...
How to Choose a Good GRE Word List?
“Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.” –“Jabberwocky” by...