How to Score a 160+ in GRE Quant: Three Habits of High Scorers
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- In this video, GRE expert Mason clues you in on three habits that students who score highly on the GRE Quant section tend to have in common--follow these best practices and you'll be well on your way to scoring a 160 or higher!
0:00 - Mason introduces the video
01:15 - Take the "easy" test first
03:57 - Don't do math!
06:45 - Learn from mistakes
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Love how almost everyone in this comments section has a decent quant score…I would kill for a 158 guys chill 😩
That was so encouraging… thanks for relieving some of my anxiety
1)Take the easy test first- high scorers tend to skip difficult questions, and do the easy questions first. This method helps gather easy point- all questions are worth the same points!
2. Don’t do math- use logic and reasoning to avoid math or minimize the math. E.g. find patterns to decipher the problems in order to find easy equations to use. E.g. In comparison questions, estimate instead of finding exact numbers, this helps to minimize math and time.
3. Learn from mistakes- when practicing, instead of seeing math errors as frustrating, and leaving it, see it as an opportunity to learn and increase your potential points on the actual test by learning from mistakes
The GOAT
Very insightful. Thank you.
Of course :) We're glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting!
8:26 I love how it turned quite therapeutic there.
same :')
Im taking the gre in half n hour and have studied for about 2 days. Wish me luck.
Did you pass ? Hope you scored high :)
Yeah don’t keep us waiting. I’m taking it tomorrow and I’ve been half assing my studies. I need a success story
@@nathanielnorthrup got 158 eng 164 math. Ended up retaking and got the eng up to 160 but math went down. Most colleges from my understanding will take best of both scores. So 160 eng 164 math. Idk if thats the story youre lookin for but thats what happened.
The thing that always messed me up is when theyd ask if theres a number between 2 and 3. Which of course there is but based on their graph there wasnt. So got a lot of math wrong because i never knew if they counted fractions/decimals on varying questions. Good luck.
I took the GRE the day before yesterday. My math concept is fair enough for GRE(of course more than too). But I stuck to some of questions and trying to solve them in the normal way. My suggestion is if time is going down and try to solve it by any means don't waste too much time on it. ETS will never know if you are using advanced concepts or other ways. Even some problems can be solved without doing the math
Yes, I agree! It is extremely important to know when to just guess and move on. And plenty of tough problems can be solved with creative calculator use or plugging in values or using logic or something that doesn't involve the actual math!
Started studying for gre today, i will be giving exam after 75 days
Thank you for this video! I will be taking the GRE early September. I was recommended to you by a friend. Is 3 months good enough for practice to at least get a 150 score?
Hi Astro! 3 months is a good time period, many of our students choose to study for that long. So yes, I think that is a good amount of time!
Of course, every student is different. So some students don't study at all and get a perfect score. Others study for many more months. So what score you get depends on a lot of factors, and you may need more or less time to achieve your goals!
Thanks for stopping by, we're glad to have you :)
How did it go? I am taking mine in December, been out of school for a while.
Thanks !! I am touching 160 in quant but struck with below 143-145 in verbal , my gre is just 5 days far , how can i make my verbal decent near 150? Please help!!!
i got a 158 with minimal practice and ran out of time for 2 problems at the end. i really need to grind out for the next month so i can try to get over a 165
Yes indeed, you should be able to reach that goal with some concerted effort! You got this :)
@@MagooshGRE thank you! Didn't expect you to reply lol.
Don’t waste your time with this do the Gregmat+ 1 month plan
So, is the mock test on ETS really easy? Or is more close to the actual test? I scored 160 on it, and that was enough to boost my confidence. Wonder if this confidence is misplaced. Can you please let me know?
The mock test on ETS is very accurate, not too easy at all! It is a very close replica of the actual test. That doesn't mean you're guaranteed to score 160 on test day, but the reason for any score variance will not be the material, that is, the content on the test.
In real life today SOOOOO much harder
Sir the venn diagrams topics is missing in quants videos.
Here you go :)
gre.magoosh.com/lessons/1314-intro-to-sets-and-venn-diagrams
magoosh.com/gmat/gmat-sets-venn-diagrams/
Can you suggest me material because I am stuck on 155 in Quant and 145 in verbal and have 15 days to go for the exam.
Sure thing! First of all is the Official Guide, which is basically mandatory. You should milk all of the official ETS resources that you can.
Then I would recommend Magoosh, which is valuable in many ways!
After that the Manhattan books would probably be my last suggestion. I would say these are the three most important! You got this :)
I am a law major and applying to US universities through the fulbright scholarship. Typically law schools in the US don't require GRE for an LLM. But the fulbright app does require GRE. So I have to take it just so my scholarship application is considered. I am generally very bad at Math. Like really bad. I cannot stress this more. I said goodbye to it after High School. It is my worst nightmare. My brain just doesn't have a Math section. How much do you think my GRE quant score is going to matter? Would they at least look at the fact that I am a law major? And maybe excuse a bad math score?
Hi there! It's tough to say just how much your math score is going to count for or against you. You can always ask the scholarship directors yourself and see what they have to say :) My guess would be that your overall application is much more important than just your GRE score, so while your quant score will matter, you can definitely overcome a poor quant score with a strong application.
That said, GRE quant was also designed for people who haven't been taking math classes, so it is more logic and problem solving based. I think you can do it!
LOL, Fulbright would only want you to take the GRE just as a formality. I don't know where you're from, but once Fulbright accepts you then you only have to care about the TOEFL.
I am gonna to take GRE test after 3 weeks and I haven't ever took it. What should I read? Do I need to learn all math formulas?
You'll want to read GRE-level articles to help prepare you for the Verbal section. For math, here is a Formulas Cheat Sheet we made for students: magoosh.com/gre/gre-math-formulas-cheat-sheet/ Good Luck!
@@MagooshGRE Thanks a lot 😍
Hey! Can't spot the error log in the description?
Sorry about that! This was written for the GMAT, but applies the same here:
magoosh.com/gmat/gmat-error-log/
And here's a more generic one as well:
magoosh.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005333646-Formatting-and-organizing-your-error-log-with-error-log-template
Hope that helps!
@@MagooshGRE Thank you!💫
eh even 160 isnt enough for these top schools :(
Only in GRE you'll be advised to not do the math in the maths test 😅
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It’s way way way way harder now 😢😢😢😢
Why your saying that I want to study it and take the exam what is your suggestion plz
It's high time all universities get away with GRE for stem courses.