Not really, it needs certain amount of practise as it is examination for graduates. The level is slightly set above the baseline and questions are tricky. But each one of us has different capabilities of learning, so it might be easy, moderate or tought to anyone. You can give practise test and plan accordingly.
@@dhrishathakkar760 I ended up only studying like an hour before the test and got over 160. Just really try to memorize the vocab list as fast as possible and make educated guesses from there
@@dhrishathakkar760 I just read the list of words and definitions and tried my best to memorize them. Then did some practice questions then took 10 minute break before the test. I may have gotten lucky idk. I dont think I am above average when it comes to reading and vocab ussually so just get really scared of what happens if you do bad ig.
Hi Sybil, great video quick question. I purchased the Kaplan book with the practice tests because of your videos and I take one every weekend. Were they really close to your actual test? Harder/easier? How close was it thank you so much it would be greatly appreciated if you responded thank you!
I have the Manhattan GRE 500-word deck, is this ok or do I need the Kaplan deck? So you mean to tell me that you memorized 500 words? Out of the 500, I might remember 10 and be familiar with 20, lol. There's no telling what words will be on the GRE
I'm sure that the Manhattan deck would be just fine for the test as well. And yes, I memorized all 500 words! It definitely takes some time, but if you put in the work I promise it makes the verbal section much less daunting, since there is a higher chance that you would have memorized the words you see on the GRE exam!
For free resources, you can check out online news/magazines such as Time Magazine, The New York Times, NBC, etc. However, I'd still recommend reading an English book more, since you can choose a genre you really like which can motivate you to read more!
Thank you so much Sybil
Your videos are perfect and extremely helpful, so please make more videos about the writing and quantitative parts.
Hi, Sybil that was a great video and helpful one is there a chance to see another video about the Quantitative section too?
is there a way to condense this into 2 hours instead of months?
Not really, it needs certain amount of practise as it is examination for graduates. The level is slightly set above the baseline and questions are tricky.
But each one of us has different capabilities of learning, so it might be easy, moderate or tought to anyone.
You can give practise test and plan accordingly.
@@dhrishathakkar760 I ended up only studying like an hour before the test and got over 160. Just really try to memorize the vocab list as fast as possible and make educated guesses from there
@cabinetdoorknob1311 how did you manage to so that? Can you share some tips? I am preparing for gre
@@dhrishathakkar760 I just read the list of words and definitions and tried my best to memorize them. Then did some practice questions then took 10 minute break before the test. I may have gotten lucky idk. I dont think I am above average when it comes to reading and vocab ussually so just get really scared of what happens if you do bad ig.
LMAO same
Your videos are very helpful. Please make videos on Quant and AWA section.
Thank you, seriously useful info although I need to study more quant.
can I just ask, as a general person, what is the point of just memorizing vocabulary that is never going to be used in real life
Thanks. You look so pretty as well.
Thank you so much Sybil
I like it
Hi Sybil, great video quick question. I purchased the Kaplan book with the practice tests because of your videos and I take one every weekend. Were they really close to your actual test? Harder/easier? How close was it thank you so much it would be greatly appreciated if you responded thank you!
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Can anyone tell me is buying magoosh worth it
Hi sybil! If I am going to read more, what kind of books do you recommend for me to read?
When you studied for the GRE were you still taking classes? Or working? Or did you study for the GRE full time?
I have the Manhattan GRE 500-word deck, is this ok or do I need the Kaplan deck? So you mean to tell me that you memorized 500 words? Out of the 500, I might remember 10 and be familiar with 20, lol. There's no telling what words will be on the GRE
I'm sure that the Manhattan deck would be just fine for the test as well. And yes, I memorized all 500 words! It definitely takes some time, but if you put in the work I promise it makes the verbal section much less daunting, since there is a higher chance that you would have memorized the words you see on the GRE exam!
Where do we get more resources for reading passages ?
Hello Sybil, I would like to ask, what online free reading resources would you recommend for your "read more" tips? Thank you
For free resources, you can check out online news/magazines such as Time Magazine, The New York Times, NBC, etc. However, I'd still recommend reading an English book more, since you can choose a genre you really like which can motivate you to read more!
@@sybilxwang Thank you so much. And also, I want to request a video about tips and tricks on Analytical Writing section. Thank you so much!
but how do you learn the GRE words without any context!?
My name is Sabil too lol
Hi Sybil
Your video is so insightful
I am preparing to write my GRE exams in two months time
Can you be my coach?
How did it go?
Music name?
i have 2 days now till exam hh... i feel totally screwed
All the best for your exam.
You look beautiful though
I like you.