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From Zero to 320+: How GRE Online Classes Help You Build Score Fast

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  Every little aspiration of graduate study abroad eventually collides with three letters, the  GRE . For students in India and across the world, it is a portal to grad schools, research opportunities, scholarships, and careers that stretch far beyond home borders. But the exam’s reputation also brings its fair share of anxiety, shaping the trajectory of one’s academic and professional life. Ask any GRE aspirant what score according to them, is their minimum cutoff target, and chances are it’s 320. This is not a fixed requirement, but it carries some weight, is a competitive score, and gives an edge in applications. For beginners though, scoring 320+ can feel miles away and unattainable. Majority students are stuck behind wondering — how do you get there without spending forever on prep? That’s where online  GRE classes  come in because they provide the kind of structure, flexibility, and strategies that are tough to pull off with self-study alone. Why the GRE Feels ...

GRE Verbal is Crushing You? Here’s How to Beat It (Even If You Hate Vocab)

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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 ...