1 Month Study Plan for GRE

So, your GRE exam is coming up. By now, you must be familiar with the GRE exam pattern, syllabus and marking schemes. You must have looked at the course and found that it essentially contains Verbal & Quantitative aptitude.
But you haven’t started your preparation or should we state that you don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, because we have you covered with a 1-month study plan, which comprises all the elementary steps you need to go through in order to complete your preparation and achieve top GRE scores.

The study plan covers all the topics for the GRE exam and the time/day that needs to be allotted to complete your preparation in the short duration of 30 days.

1 Month Study Plan for GRE

Preparing for an exam like GRE in a month comes with its complications. Basically, you will have to give extra effort and take time out for serious study every day.

Time here indicates the running time of video lectures, including solutions. The actual study time may vary depending on the individual student. For most students, spending about 3 hours every weekday and about five hours each on Saturday and Sunday should be sufficient time for preparation.

Here’s a 4-week schedule for preparing for GRE:

Week 1 Time
Introduction to GRE:

Introduction

Various Sections

Why GRE?

Question Solving Techniques (Video)

Question Solving Techniques (Test)

Course Plan

Application Process

Scoring Pattern

5 Hours

15 mins

30 mins

30 mins

2 Hrs 15 mins

20 mins

10 mins

15 mins

15 mins

Quant: Concepts and Practice Questions

Numbers

Arithmetic

Algebra

Geometry and Mensuration

10 hours

4 hrs

2 hrs 15 mins

2 hrs 30 mins

1 hr 30 mins

Verbal: RC: Concepts and Practice Questions

Introduction to RC

Reading Principles

3 hours

25 mins

3hrs 30 mins

Verbal: RC: Concepts and Practice Questions

RC Rules

RC rules practice tests

9 hours

5 hours

4 hours

Membean Exercises 3 hours
Total 26 hours
Week 2 Time
Verbal: RC: Official Guide Solutions

Introduction and Official Guide Questions Sets 1, 2 and 3.

Verbal: RC: Question Bank

RC section tests- 1 to 5 passages.

2 hrs

3 hrs

Quant: Concepts and Practice questions:

Coordinate geometry

Permutation and Combination

Probability

3 hrs

1 hr

1 hr

1 hr 15 mins

Quant: Concepts and Practice questions

Statistics

Advanced quant

Data interpretation

Official guide questions: Sets 1 to 4

Question bank: Section tests 1 to 5.

6 hrs

1 hrs 45 mins

45 mins

1 hr

2 hrs

1 hr 45 mins

Verbal: RC Question bank

RC section tests: 6 to 20 passages

3 hrs
Verbal: RC question bank

RC Section tests: 21 to 25 passages

Adaptive question banks

4 hrs

2 hrs

2 hrs

Total 25 hours
Week 3 Time
RC Section tests: 21 to 25 passages

Adaptive question banks

2 hrs
Verbal: Text completion:

Concepts and practice questions

Official guide sets 1,2 and 3

Section tests 1 to 5

3 hrs 30 mins

2 hrs

1 hr

Quant: Question bank:

Section tests 6-10

Adaptive question bank

1 hr 45 mins

3 hrs

Verbal: Text completion: Question bank

Section test: 6-10

3 hrs
Quant: Advanced workshop: Parts 1 to 7

Quant: High level Questions

45 mins

1 hr

Verbal: RC: High level questions

High level questions- 10 passages

Verbal: Sentence Equivalence: High level questions

High level questions 1 to 5 (75 questions)

3 hrs

5 hrs

1 hr 45 mins

Total 27 hours
Week 4 Time
Revision of Verbal and Quant formulae 3 hrs
Verbal: RC: High level questions

High level questions- 10 passages

4 hrs
AWA: Analysis of Argument 1 hr
AWA: Analysis of Issue 1 hr
Revision of Verbal & Quant concepts 3 hrs
Mock GRE tests 1, 2, & 3 12 hours
Total 24 hours

There you go! A proper 1-month study plan that covers all the portions of GRE in proper order. You must be prepared to put in approximately 3 hours per day on weekdays. Also, you must maintain a check on the vocabulary building exercises as well. You can go for Membean vocabulary exercises in the morning (for 45 minutes), can devote some time for GRE Quantitative reasoning in the afternoon and in the night settle down with Verbal lectures. All in all, you must be able to finish 25 hours of studying in a month to finish the syllabus.
For any further assistance, talk to our mentors @ +918884544444 or write to us at gre@thinkandlearn.in. Read on to learn about 1 Month Study Plan & 3 Month Study Plan for GRE.

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