This post introduces my new GRE Vocabulary Flashcards app, designed to help students master words through context-based learning instead of rote memorisation. Memorising GRE words from a list rarely works. The exam doesn’t test your vocabulary directly. Insteady, it tests whether you understand how a word fits into a sentence through its text completion and … Read more
Learning vocabulary is one of the trickiest yet important part of GRE verbal preparation. But rote memorization rarely works long term. What helps is learning words in context followed by repeated exposure, testing yourself, and optimizing review of words you tend to forget. Flashcards make this easier. They can use spaced repetition, prompt you at … Read more
Looking to boost your GRE reading comprehension? These handpicked fiction and nonfiction books will sharpen your vocabulary, train your eye for tone, and help you follow complex arguments—exactly the skills the test demands. To do well on the GRE, you have to master reading comprehension. Almost half of the verbal section, about 14–15 questions, comes … Read more
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about the GRE Verbal section, with a sharp focus on vocabulary. You’ll learn why vocab matters, how to study it effectively, and the best resources to use to boost your score. If you want a no-fluff roadmap that saves time and gets results, this post is … Read more
This article contains a GRE Vocabulary test of 25 questions to give you a rough idea of where you stand in your GRE preparation. If you’re preparing for the GRE, having a strong vocabulary is a must. Whether you’re just starting or checking where you stand, this free GRE vocabulary test will show you how … Read more
This post explores how to plan your daily GRE vocabulary learning. It covers rough word counts, realistic schedules, and the pros and cons of different study methods. One of the first questions beginners ask when preparing for the GRE is: “How many words should I learn every day?” The anxiety is understandable, the Verbal Ability … Read more
This article explains how many words are enough for the GRE, why quality matters more than quantity, and how to structure an efficient study plan. It helps students cut through massive wordlists and focus on what truly boosts their Verbal score. One of the biggest mental obstacle GRE students face is endless wordlists. Should you … Read more
Here you’ll find 99 of the most common GRE words (in non-alphabetical order) explained through sentences. Each word comes with examples and easy synonyms so you can see how it actually works in context. Vocabulary is probably one of the most important parts of GRE preparation. The test doesn’t directly ask you to “define” a … Read more
This blog post shows you how to learn GRE words faster and more effectively by focusing on context, roots, and smart daily habits instead of rote memorization. The GRE verbal section can feel like an insurmountable mountain of obscure vocabulary words. Many students fall into the trap of mindlessly memorizing word lists, only to forget … Read more
In this article, you’ll discover clever strategies to crack GRE fill-in-the-blanks (text completion and sentence equivalence questions)—even when you don’t recognize the options One of the most dreaded moments in the GRE Verbal section is staring at a fill-in-the-blanks question (Text Completion or Sentence Equivalence) and realizing you don’t recognize most of the answer choices. … Read more