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How I Got a 324 on the GRE Exam in 2 MONTHS in 2023

Hello internet friends! Today's video is on how I studied for the GRE to achieve a 320+ score in less than 2 months. I understand that studying for this test is quite the journey, so I hope this video can help alleviate some of your worries. You can do this!!

Thank you for stopping by my little corner on the internet today :)

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[aldolsaikrishna]

This was one video that i badly wanted you to make. I remember how helpful your TOEFL video was towards my performance in the test. Thank you Sybil Wang for making this video. I knew that you were planning for your GRE after spotting your comment on GRE prep in a video by Dahye Jung.

Congratulations and all the best for your future endeavours.

[kennethjoshua]

Love the colours used in the transitions!!!!

[sameerahmed]

I got 329 in GRE, with 6months of prep along with work

[priyamsharma]

Thank you for sharing the information
, especially for talking about the scheduling 1 week before part!

[psycInsights]

Thanks Sybil for the recommendations on study material and schedule! I just recently started preparing for the GRE, I'm a senior at UT Austin studying psychology. I'm buying each of these study materials one by one since it cost a lot to get them all at once. At least for me. I hope I pass with high scores!

[JG-Photography]

Here I am watching and starting my GRE review. I am finishing my graduate studies in Nursing and decided to go to the MBA route. I know people would go for GMAT although GRE is accepted in most schools. I'm targeting to get the GRE done early 2025 and then try the GMAT to see which one I score better. Thanks for this video. I'll come back to this comment when I am done with my exam. :)

[AbhinavKumar-zrtf]

I got 332 with 2 months of prep while juggling a FT job

[unbridledspirit]

Thank you so so much for this video! This was very helpful for me :)

[mdbelalhossainsanto]

The score depends on how strong one's foundation. A guy got 329 taking 6/m prep with work, another person got 320 in 2 months (Fully concentrated on GRE).

Once you feel confident, just go for it. It not about a 3/m, 6/m or 1/y perp, GRE is about your in depth knowledge & understanding that you have built since your childhood.

[DominiqueSteptoe]

Great Information! Really helped me prep for the GRE. Thanks Sybil

[Iris_-xdsm]

Thank you so so much for this video!❤❤

[thelunglengshow]

Thank you for guiding us through. Love the practical suggestions.😍

[SuryaKiran-pq]

thankyou for sharing the info it was great help

Thanks Sybil Wang for this helpful video! Would you mind making a separate video only for Verbal?

[yingcao-zceo]

thank u for sharing the experiences of GRE exam❤

[sugamshrestha]

I think GRE is not a standardized test. I mean some people can be good at verbal without even trying and suck at quant and vice versa, while some lucky ones can be good at both.

For example I scored 170 in the quant without problem or trying hard, but i sucked at verbal. I dedicated my whole 2months in verbal just to score 151😭

[jessicacobos]

I would love to know how you studied for the quant section, I think that would be very helpful considering the amount of material that is required to know on that section.

[EduardaCEFET]

Your videos are perfect and extremely helpful, so please make more videos about the writing and quantitative parts.

[adeobamaja]

Nice of you to take out time to make such helpful video. However, I seem not to agree with 'months and hours' as a way of measuring how well one has studied. There are fast learners and slow learners. There are people who are coming from scratch with little idea or previous exposure to what they are studying at the moment.

I think the standard of measuring how well one has studied should be more about the amounts of materials covered and the number of practice tests taken and re-taken for mastery.

[DhanushC-qt]

For the GRE and the SAT, just 500 vocabulary words are enough.