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It’s high time you get rid of the fear of GRE Verbal. Even if you’re not super proficient in English or your vocabulary is not that great, you can still get a good score. Learn the right approaches, practice regularly and you can easily master the Verbal part of the GRE exam. Even your biggest fears - long sentences, GRE Vocab or difficult reading comprehension passages - are not very big concerns and easily manageable, trust me! Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence Made Easy (even without vocab) I’ll discuss some questions - specially that are marked ‘Medium and ‘Hard’ in GRE Official Guide’ - to show how you can crack GRE Verbal questions easily, sometimes even without knowing the meanings of all the words.  Look at this question. At their best,_________ book reviews are written in defence of value and in the tacit hope that the author, having had his or her ________ pointed out, might secretly agree that the book could be improved.  (i) A abstruse B adverse C hortatory ...

  7 MISTAKES TO AVOID WHILE PREPARING FOR GMAT Does it feel like you’re doing everything right, yet your preparation is not adequate for the GMAT exam? It’s not always about how much you study — but HOW and WHAT you study. Behind every disappointing score lies a trail of unnoticed mistakes that quietly undermine the preparation. GMAT isn’t like other exams, it is designed to challenge how one thinks, solves problems, and analyses information, much like what’s expected in the real world. But even with the best efforts, many students make small, avoidable mistakes during preparation. In this article, we talk about these common mistakes and offer insights on how to avoid these mistakes — so that your  GMAT preparation  journey leads to success. Starting Without a Clear Plan —  Planning for your GMAT prep is key. Without a structured GMAT study schedule, defined strategy, and clear timeline, it’s easy to lose focus or become overwhelmed. Before even diving into the study...