GRE preparation plan

**ting** · 05-08-2010, 04:12 PM

hi.. i planning to face GRE this October.. i have only 4 months

.. i have found this extremely boring and frustrating to memorize words.. the words i have studied last month - i forget almost all of those

i really need a good score.. i have started practicing maths and verbal questions.. i am not sure how to make a study schedule for GRE preparation

please please please could you please give me some suggestions- how to study? i am lost actually.. help!

**anwesharry** · 05-08-2010, 06:15 PM

You could try the online resources like Number2.com and kinda treat it like a game. Try and make things like flashcards and come up with weird definitions to remember meanings of big words. Also, you could try and get somebody else who's giving GRE as well and can practise with that person. The idea is to know the strategy to crack the questions. I bet you have the manuals like Princeton Review and Barons. Just understand how to crack the questions. A tutorial service could help you as well, if you prefer to learn in a group. You would be forced to practise in case you have others competing with you in a classroom.

**ntorokeldiev** · 05-08-2010, 08:29 PM

Originally Posted by ting

hi.. i planning to face GRE this October.. i have only 4 months

.. i have found this extremely boring and frustrating to memorize words.. the words i have studied last month - i forget almost all of those

i really need a good score.. i have started practicing maths and verbal questions.. i am not sure how to make a study schedule for GRE preparation

please please please could you please give me some suggestions- how to study? i am lost actually.. help!

hey ting,

what a coincidence, my schedule is also showing the GRE general test by late october 2010. So shortly i can advice you that if you are coming BSc from engineering faculty just for a meanwhile forget about quantitative section, concentrate on Verbal especially those scary word list (maybe a world list of vocabulary

)

anyway, side by side take up small quiz tests after every successful list end up. vocabulary section all depends on you, because you the one who is gonna give up this exam. Plan your plan for yhe first month just how it fits you. Books like Barrons, GRE bible & Kaplan are good stuff materials, especially GRE High Frequency Barrons list is valuable, a 350 word list

fresh up your memory....

this is my second month, and comparing to my first month i can see a lot progress during every particular gre sample exams. best studies, stick around on this forum and have a good time ~

**ting** · 05-09-2010, 04:36 AM

Thank you so much.. This is your second month of GRE preparation study.. Could you please share your daily study plan - if you don't mind! How many words have you memorized within this one month?

Thanks a lot for your reply.. I am really tensed and lost.. your reply has made me feel better

thank you!

**ntorokeldiev** · 05-09-2010, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by ting

Thank you so much.. This is your second month of GRE preparation study.. Could you please share your daily study plan - if you don't mind! How many words have you memorized within this one month?

Thanks a lot for your reply.. I am really tensed and lost.. your reply has made me feel better

thank you!

@ ting ~

just have a look at the link below, thanks to member @ adig9 its wonderful, every word and experinece he or she wrote values. take my words, enjoy the your GRE study ting ~

http://www.urch.com/forums/gre-verba...ot-really.html (GRE vocabulary a pain??not really...)