#GRE POWERPREP TEST 2 RESET HOW TO#
#GRE POWERPREP TEST 2 RESET PDF#

Saturday: take ETS Powerprep Online Test 2 under realistic conditions.

Move on from and forget about questions you can't do.

Do half of the questions in each of these Manhattan 5-lb book chapters: 8, 9, 10, 17, 28.

Sunday: Fill out your error log for those sections.

#GRE POWERPREP TEST 2 RESET HOW TO#

Saturday: Do the remaining sections from Powerprep Online Test 1 ( here's how to access them).

If you do not get to these this week because you're still working on Khan Academy, spread them out over the rest of the plan.

Do half of the questions in each of these Manhattan 5-lb book chapters: 7, 11, 12, 14, 20.

Keep your accuracy above 75% (questions you moved on from or didn't have time to get to don't count). Directions: Pick 6 text completion, 4 sentence equivalence, 8 reading comprehension, and 2 critical reasoning questions from anywhere in the ETS books and work on them for 30 minutes. Move on from questions you get stuck on.

Need more help? Work with me personally to create a customized study plan.

Sunday: fill out your error log for that Powerprep test.

Saturday: take ETS Powerprep Online Test 1 under realistic conditions.

#GRE POWERPREP TEST 2 RESET PDF#

You can start with questions from the ETS Big Book PDF if you're not great at math (they're easier). Directions: Pick out 9 quantitative comparison questions and 11 normal math questions from the ETS books and work on them for 35 minutes. Read my GRE math concepts blog and practice any weak concepts using Khan Academy.Read the essay chapter in the ETS verbal book.Take your time and be as accurate as you can. Work on a few questions for each verbal question type - take these from anywhere in the ETS books.Watch my verbal strategy videos on YouTube or in my complete verbal video course.Theme: Learn strategies and math concepts. Here's a video I made about how to review mistakes: Fill out what you did today on your GRE study tracker and complete the error log for any questions you got wrong or that were time-consuming.Review a strategy video or two (links below under Week 1 Tasks).5 minutes of mental math games (try the Training Games in GRE Math Knight ).5 minutes of reading a long passage from one of the verbal sections of the ETS 'Big Book' (an old PDF with 27 tests).20-30 minutes of vocab practice ( try my GRE vocabulary cartoons flashcards).If you don't want to use Khan Academy for that, this is a great alternative. Why buy: Even though this book was designed for GMAT prep, I have found that it's an excellent way to build foundational skill for the most important GRE math concepts. Manhattan Prep's Foundations of GMAT Math (#1 for math concept foundation) Why buy: Normal dry erase markers are too thick to use for math problems - these work much better. Why buy: If you take the At Home GRE, you can't use a pencil and paper - you need to either use a dry erase whiteboard or a piece of paper covered with a clear plastic sheet. Why buy: My new app has questions, drills, and formulas for the most commonly tested GRE math concepts - plus, it's actually fun to use! There are even little games to give you a break from all the math practice. GRE Math Knight App (#1 for fun math practice) The mnemonics, funny illustrations, and the spaced repetition algorithm will help you remember the words. Why buy: I think you'll have fun learning vocab with my GRE vocabulary cartoons.

GRE Vocab Cartoons App (#1 for vocabulary practice) I recommending erring on the side of caution and preparing for more time than you think you need - but I also probably wouldn't prepare for more than 6 months at the absolute maximum, since the opportunity cost most likely outweighs any additional progress you'll make at that point.īTW, below is a video of a quick study plan I made for someone starting off with a 156V and 147Q: It depends on where you're starting, score-wise, and what your score goals are. Most people prepare for 1-3 months, but that doesn't mean YOU should prepare for 1-3 months! You're unique you're not the average of 'people'. Improvement generally comes from the accumulation of experience with math, the accumulation of vocabulary for verbal, and, of course, from the honing of your strategies for various types of questions.

The more study time you have, the more you'll improve. The step-by-step details of my 2-month study plan.Hi, I'm Vince! Welcome to my 2-month GRE study plan.

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