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New to Gre!
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11 Jan 2023, 00:23
11 Jan 2023, 00:23
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Hi All!
I took the GMAT twice and got a 680 and 700. It has been a year though and I have been waitlisted by a few schools in R1. I am planning to switch to GRE and I have a month and a half to get a good score and get off the waitlist, hopefully a 330 at least
Anyone who can guide me with a 45 day study plan and can direct me to the best resources.
Also thoughts on Gregmat vs Magoosh?
Thanks!
I took the GMAT twice and got a 680 and 700. It has been a year though and I have been waitlisted by a few schools in R1. I am planning to switch to GRE and I have a month and a half to get a good score and get off the waitlist, hopefully a 330 at least
Anyone who can guide me with a 45 day study plan and can direct me to the best resources.
Also thoughts on Gregmat vs Magoosh?
Thanks!
Re: New to Gre!
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11 Jan 2023, 01:00
11 Jan 2023, 01:00
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Hi
On the quant side you should be in a good shape
However, my suggestion is one single link where you can find all the resources on the forum basically both theory and over 15k questions to practice
this one
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/free-m ... 18796.html
Also take a look to our vocabulary resources that unfortunately some vocabs must be known . See the link above under the submenus. All is there, very easy, nice and clean. Error log included. Just navigate through it
As for magoosh and gregmat: the former is strong in a well-around preparation. from top down. The latter is better in my view because his lessons are amazing and bespoke. Also they are producing good questions on the quant side, mainly and the fee per month is cheap: just 5 bucks
Let me know if you need any further assistance during your journey. Even sending me a private message or a reply here.
Also Scott could come in handy to you ScottTargetTestPrep
See also our course discounted https://gre.myprepclub.com/marketplace/courses?fl=menu
regards
On the quant side you should be in a good shape
However, my suggestion is one single link where you can find all the resources on the forum basically both theory and over 15k questions to practice
this one
https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/free-m ... 18796.html
Also take a look to our vocabulary resources that unfortunately some vocabs must be known . See the link above under the submenus. All is there, very easy, nice and clean. Error log included. Just navigate through it
As for magoosh and gregmat: the former is strong in a well-around preparation. from top down. The latter is better in my view because his lessons are amazing and bespoke. Also they are producing good questions on the quant side, mainly and the fee per month is cheap: just 5 bucks
Let me know if you need any further assistance during your journey. Even sending me a private message or a reply here.
Also Scott could come in handy to you ScottTargetTestPrep
See also our course discounted https://gre.myprepclub.com/marketplace/courses?fl=menu
regards
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Re: New to Gre!
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03 Feb 2023, 05:33
03 Feb 2023, 05:33
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Hi QueenB,
Regarding how to study for your GRE, here is a great article you can check out:
The Best Way to Study for the GRE: 7 Strategies for Success
Regarding how to study for your GRE, here is a great article you can check out:
The Best Way to Study for the GRE: 7 Strategies for Success
