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Our GRE program is designed to provide thorough and complete preparation for the GRE. You’re getting top-notch materials, 8 full-length adaptive practice tests, and hundreds of drills totaling thousands of questions. Our Drill Smart feature will help you to complete homework drills in an efficient way that will help you to master the content tested by the GRE. The Math fundamentals classes will help you to brush up on basic skills.
Most importantly, your course is taught by a GRE expert. Your teacher will help guide you through your preparations and help you achieve your best possible GRE score.
Good luck with your preparations!
Before you attend your first class session, here are some things you should do:
- Take your diagnostic test which is test 6 on the ‘Practice tests’ tab. You will have an option to choose untimed, timed and double-timed – take the timed test. The results from the diagnostic test will help you to determine your strengths and weaknesses which in turn will help you to prioritize your study time.
- Complete the ‘Before Class One’ lessons and drills (Coursework tab, Subject view).
- Attend Math Fundamentals classes. You can see a list of upcoming sessions from either the Home tab or the Schedule tab.
- Read through the material on this page to familiarize yourself with the tools provided as part of your course.
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Lessons help you to master the content of the GRE.
Some lessons are designed to be done before class. Completing these lessons prior to class will help you to get the most out of each of your live class sessions. To find the lessons that you need to complete before each class, expand a class on the syllabus tab and look in the Before Class section. Note that there are drills that can help you to master the content of these lessons. Be sure to complete the drills as well as the lesson!
Other lessons are designed to help you review or make up the material that was covered in a live class session. To find these lessons, expand a class on the syllabus tab and look in the Class section.
Homework Drills help you to master the content and strategies that you learn in class. To find the homework drills that go with each topic of your live class, expand a class on the syllabus tab and look in the After Class section.
There are two ways that you can use your practice drills.
- Drill Smart introduces an exciting new feature designed to power up your prep. Each time you choose Drill Smart , we’ll serve you a series of drills calibrated at your exact level of difficulty…the same way that the real GRE adjusts by section. You can always choose any drill you want, but we recommend Drill Smart as a way to find practice that is exactly at your level.
- Drills A la Carte is a more traditional way of doing homework practice. Using this method, you can pick as many drills as you like at whichever difficulty level you want.
Make the Most of Your Study Time Homework , practice tests, online lessons live class session! There’s a lot of work that goes into getting a great GRE score. This document contains some tips for prepping as efficiently as possible.
It’s important that you take practice tests as you progress through your course. You have 8 full-length practice tests available in your student portal. These tests are designed to duplicate the real GRE as closely as possible and include adaptive sections just like the real GRE.
To get the most out of each practice test, you should try to simulate the actual testing environment as closely as possible. This document includes some tips for doing so.
Test Taking Tips for the Practice Tests
When looking at the results of a practice test, there’s more to think about than the score! This document includes some tips for reviewing your practice test.
GRE Math Fundamentals includes two 1.5 hour live online classes that cover some of the basic content that is tested by over half of GRE math problems. One session covers number properties and operations with numbers. The other session covers working with algebra, exponents, and roots.
You can attend each session at any time during your course. You can also attend the sessions before your course begins, which is a great way to get a jump on your GRE prep! If you’d like, you can even attend sessions multiple times.
From the Welcome tab, you can see the next two scheduled sessions. From the Schedule tab, you can see additional scheduled sessions. To attend a session, all you need to do is click the calendar icon to add the session to your schedule. Then, go to your student portal shortly before the start of the session. You’ll see a link to launch the online classroom. Click that link to go to class.
All sessions are recorded. If none of the scheduled sessions work with your schedule, you can review the material by watching one of the recordings.
Sessions can be attended in any order. You can choose to attend one session, both sessions, or even none of the sessions at your discretion.
Here’s what's included in each session:
Number: Properties and Operations- Properties of numbers and intergers including
- Operations with Positive & Negative numbers
- Absolute Values
- Remainders
- Even & Odd
- Properties of Zero
- Factors & Multiples
- Prime Numbers and Prime Factorization
- Working with Fractions
- Working with Decimals
- Working with Percentages
Working with Equations, Exponents, and Roots
- Algebraic methods including
- Cross-Multiplication
- Solving Linear Inequalities
- Solving Absolute Value Equations
- Basic Rules for Exponents
- Special Rules for Exponents
- Square and Cube Roots
- Operations with Roots
Most topics in your course manual are followed by drills. While some of these drills will be completed in class, your teacher may also assign some of them as additional homework. If you work on a drill that was not completed in class, you can find answers and explanations in this document.
Here’s a list of known errata for GRE Manual v8.0.
- In the Common Arguments Patterns video lesson which is included in the Essay: The Argument Essay and Arguments: Using Patterns folders as an Essentials video, the chart shown starting at the 5:20 mark flips the ways to weaken and strengthen an argument based on the analogy pattern. To weaken an argument by analogy, show a difference between the items compared. To strengthen an argument by analogy, show a similarity between the items compared.
We are working to revise the materials that contain any of the errata listed here.
If you believe that you have found an error that is not listed here, please let us know by emailing contenterrors@review.com.
GRE Booster sessions from Manya is to provide value added sessions at no additional cost and to enable our students who have scored 310+ on any one of the practice tests to achieve a score of 325+ on the actual GRE.
GRE Booster is 8 hours live online sessions conducted by expert GRE master trainers with proven skills and track record of guiding students to achieve top score on the GRE.
This session helps you to apply the techniques and strategies on harder questions and covering essential pre-requisites to score 325+ on the actual GRE.
A strong command of English vocabulary is indispensable if you want to do well in the GRE Verbal section. Manya’s GRE WordsApp is a simple and efficient app to learn the GRE vocabulary. We understand it’s not easy to learn and memorize words in one go. We have made it easy for you to learn words in small chunks at a time.
Download the app on your smart phone, login with your registered mail id/phone number and start learning words from day 1.
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