Course Overview
- Diagnostic Test
- Recorded Lectures: 6 (Verbal) | 12+ hours
- Live Classes: 6 (Verbal) | 12+ hours
- One-to-One Doubt Solving Sessions: 4 (Verbal) | 6+ hours
- Booster & Refresher Sessions for Only Verbal Sections: 3 (Verbal) | 6+ hours
- Vocabulary List: 4000+
- The Pool of Essays: Issue and Argument Task
- Mind Maps/Cheat Sheet for Only Verbal
- Complete Notes, Tips, Strategies, and Practice Questions: Vocabulary Building, Analytical Writing, and Verbal Reasoning
- GRE Internal Tests (Chapter/Module-Wise Verbal Tests): 4
- GRE Full-Length Practice Tests: 10
- GRE Study Schedule (Include Both Quant and Verbal)
- Recommended List of Books to be Referred
Schedule of Classes
Course Curriculum
1 Subject
GRE Verbal Only Pack
16 Exercises • 59 Learning Materials
Introduction to GRE
Chapter 1: All About GRE
Chapter 2.1: Frequently Asked Questions- General
Chapter 2.2: Frequently Asked Questions- Analytical Writing
Chapter 2.3: Frequently Asked Questions- Verbal Reasoning
Chapter 2.4: Frequently Asked Questions-Quantitative Reasoning
Section 1: Vocabulary Building
Introduction to GRE Vocabulary
3- Stage Approach
Ways to Build GRE Vocabulary
Sample Vocabulary Flowcharts
PDF
Word List 1 - A,B, C, D (Words from the official Guide)
Sample Flashcards- E, F, G, H (Words from the Official Guide)
PDF
Word List 1 - I, J, K, L (Words from the official Guide)
Word List 1 - M, N, O, P, Q (Words from the official Guide)
Word List 1 - R, S, T (Words from the official Guide)
Word List 1 - U, V, W, X, Y, Z (Words from the official Guide)
Vocabulary List - 2
PDF
Most Frequently Asked Words on the GRE
PDF
Most Commonly Misused Words
GRE Word Groups
PDF
Positive and Negative Tone Words
Word Roots
Prefix List
Suffix List
Word Game- 1
Exercise
Word Game- 2
Exercise
Section 2: Analytical Writing Assessment
All About Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA)
Chapter 1: Notes: Analyze an Issue
Chapter 1.1: How to Plan?
Chapter 1.2 : How to Write the Introduction Paragraph
Chapter 1.3: How to Write the Body Paragraphs?
Chapter 1.4: How to Write the Conclusion Paragraph?
Chapter 1.5: Marking Criteria
Chapter 1.6: Sample Issue Task Answer
Chapter 1.1: ETS Pool of Essays- Issue Task
Section 3: Verbal Reasoning
Introduction to GRE Verbal Reasoning
Chapter 1: GRE Reading Comprehension
Chapter 1.1: Types of Reading
Chapter 1.2: Challenges in Reading Comprehension
Chapter 1.3: Different Topics for Reading Comprehension
Chapter 1.4: Question Format- Multiple Choice- Select One Answer Choice
Chapter 1.5: Question Format- Multiple Choice- Select One or More Answer Choice
Chapter 1.6: Question Format- Multiple Choice- Select -in- Passage
Chapter 1.7: Recommended Approaches
Chapter 1.9: Types of Questions- Overview/ Primary Idea/ Primary Purpose
Practice Questions: Overview/ Primary Idea/ Primary Purpose Questions
Exercise
Chapter 1.10: Tone/ Attitude Questions
Practice Questions: Tone/ Attitude Questions
Exercise
Chapter 1.11: Area- Specific/ Detail Questions
Practice Questions: Area- Specific/ Detail Questions
Exercise
Chapter:1.12 Inference Questions
Practice Questions: Inference Questions
Exercise
Chapter 1.13: Vocabulary-Based Questions
Practice Questions: Vocabulary Based Questions
Exercise
Chapter 1.14: Structure of the Passage Questions
Practice Questions: Structure of the Passage/ Organization Questions
Exercise
Reading Comprehension Mock Test
Exercise
Chapter2: Text Completion
Chapter 2.1: Types of Questions: Multiple-choice Questions -One blank question
Practice Questions- One-blank Questions
Exercise
Chapter 2.2: Multiple-choice Questions —Two blank questions
Practice Questions: Two- blank Questions
Exercise
Chapter 2.3: Multiple-choice Questions —Three blank questions
Practice Questions: Text Completion- Three- blank Questions
Exercise
Text Completion Mock Test
Exercise
Chapter 3: Sentence Equivalence- Notes for Reference
Chapter 3.1: Useful Advice
Chapter 3.2: Multiple-choice Questions —One blank question
Chapter 3.3: Strategies to Deal with the Sentence Equivalence Questions
Practice Questions: Sentence Equivalence Questions
Exercise
Sentence Equivalence Practice Test
Exercise
Chapter 4: Critical Reasoning: Notes for Reference
Chapter 4.1: Types of Questions
Chapter 4.2: Strategies to Crack critical Reasoning Questions
Chapter 4.3: Useful Advice
Critical Reasoning Practice Test
Exercise
GRE | Diagnostic Test
GRE | Mock Test - 1
GRE | Mock Test - 2
GRE | Mock Test - 3
GRE | Mock Test - 4
GRE | Mock Test - 5
Course Instructor
Shreya Nandi
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