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How An Average Student Can Clear The UPSC Exam? by IES Vaibhav Chhabra

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In the starting, I couldn't even study for half an hour as its an achievement for a student that not interested basically, what happens, when you start studying its not always like you are not interested before interest a few factors rise up friends, it was no magic so what we do with thoughts, what we do is we forget thoughts come, we think about them, in the morning every day we forget about them the same thing happened to me, after engineering for 2 years I was in the teaching industry In these 2 years, I had this thought numerous times friends,<br />
 I won't lie I forgot about this thought a lot I forgot that I can do something like this, but one day after nurturing that thought, believe me, 25% and the remaining 75% of the task is to convert this instinct into real achievement people will tell you not to take this decision, you are earning good "you can't go further", a lot of people will say that those are the people you need to avoid and these positive people around me were, my parents,<br />
 my sister and my best friends and after positivity, the thing which is important, you have positivity, an idea, people who support you Planning and strategy originate on a paper, but after that the most important and risky task is execution planning everybody can do but execution for this, what I used to do is in that, I used to create a schedule daily from waking up to sleeping at night time table also everybody makes but to follow it is also difficult,<br />
I never could follow it if I did really good I used to give 10/10 bad, then 1/10 my today's mini target did I do good or not and accordingly, I used to create the next day's target, and kept moving forward that comes after the execution stage is don't try to dodge hard work if you want to achieve something big, you can't do it in a day nor in a month, so you need a lot of patience usually, people do it in one year or two but it took me 3 years to clear this exam now in this journey,<br />
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 what happens, it's a long journey I don't let myself get overconfident now in such moments your stored positive energy comes in use the positive people take you out of that demotivated situation the same incident happened to me, in 2017 during my second attempt I committed a big blunder and what was supposed to happen, I didn't get selected in my second attempt I kept thinking, kept telling myself and there is inner motivation, which makes you do it to do it is necessary,<br />
when you give it your all, what happens is one thing in my life, my percentage was lower than 60 and this happened, BSNL took out the post which they hadn't done for last 9 years So finally what happens is, when you give all your efforts with hard work and inputs, even God takes care of you The reason why I had left the job, I wouldn't have that much time for it I managed to time,<br />
 I used to study at night I used to steal time from here and there and study At the end of this session I would like to say that everyone's journey is different but everyone experiences low points and as you progress, things will get easier In the beginning I was unable to sit even for half an hour which for a non interested student was a big achievement which my mom would always tell me those 2 lines are such Life, test my patience in every way With every injustice I face, I'll get stronger.<br />
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Tips For Competitive Exam by IES Sagar Dodeja.

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Everyone is putting in their hard work But our aim is, turning hard work into success 50 percent of the syllabus makes for 70-80 of the questions, finish that first We have to understand the need of the examination, rather than the syllabus of the examination I had rote learned a particular line and I would suggest that those of you who are watching this they also rote learn this that whenever I try a fluke, it is bound to be wrong Sometimes when I look back at the preparation days, </div>
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when I was preparing A thought which came to my mind constantly throughout this course of preparation was like a song, replayed on a tape recorder The lyrics of the song are something like this, If I do not get selected, if the plan fails So, in this kind of situations many of you, might be in certain kinds of situations but, </div>
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I cleared each and every examination which came through my way, all the engineering examinations GATE, ESE and all Other than that, I believe that somewhere, what I did at that time was absolutely right And I got those things in time I learned them at the apt time and through this video, I am going to share with you those things so that your time is saved and you are able to do those things in lesser time through my experience Thank you so much Myself Saga Dodeja, </div>
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and I have cleared every engineering examination prestigious ones like GATE, ESE and all other examinations, regional examinations And from my experience, I am going to share with you some smart tips which you should do while you're preparing for your examinations.</div>
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Everyone is putting in their hard work But our aim is, turning hard work into success not just working So turning hard work into success, there is something, we call smart work which you will realize by the end of this video is that when you have a dire need to do something Sometimes, in our home, we are asked to do something affirmatively and you are forced to do it </div>
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And to do that we try and find shortcuts some smart ways so that the work is done with minimal effort I have come to talk to you about that Right now, through this platform I am going to tell you some important points especially for GATE and Engineering Service Examinations, which I am going to discuss with you all For that, that X-Factor, that extra something </div>
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so that when you have it, you definitely achieve success Let's start with it The first point, what if I tell you that your efforts are actually 50% of what you're thinking your efforts are actually 50% of what you're thinking Whenever we prepare for an examination the biggest mistake we make is we're thinking more about the syllabus and not the examination We are not thinking about the need of the examination Syllabus, talking about engineering of any stream Related to any stream of engineering be it Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics and Communications whatever it may be, the syllabus will be the same for almost every examination the technical syllabus will almost be the same for every examination But the approach with which </div>
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you are solving the approach with which you are studying subjects, will be different from one examination to another In reality what happens is, if you look closely 70-80 % of the technical questions are from 50% of the syllabus Whereas our focus is on the syllabus and completing each and every subject Sometimes it happens is, we leave certain topics, certain subjects altogether just to make sure that one subject is thoroughly completed And to do that we spend a lot of time on those extra things which are not coming in the examination,</div>
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 and the trends will show that past year papers will show that It is important to analyze past year papers, and figure out trends Talking about the GATE exam it is numerical and concept-oriented Being oriented towards numerics and concepts It is very essential to practice them hard and frequently Rather than focusing on the theory part, you need to focus on the application of the theory part If we talk about some other exam, maybe there will only be theory, there will be no scope for application If you know the theory there, then you will score the maximum marks The theory that you know here how you should apply it </div>
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during the GATE, ESK or mains that are more important So we need to understand the need of the examination rather than the syllabus of the examination Syllabus is more or less the same, but the need is different The technical questions in GATE for 70 marks When you analyze the paper, for maybe any subject in Civil Engineering 50% of the syllabus accounts for 70-80% of the questions First finish those, it's not like you don't have to complete the others, First of all, try and complete that syllabus which is coming very frequently </div>
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First complete that, after finishing that what will happen is you will be in touch with every subject After analyzing that, for the remaining 50% syllabus focus on it after the completion of the first 50% What this will ensure is selection And the extra 50% that you are preparing, will be like a cherry on the top Your rank will improve with that This is the first point The second point is even more important, and that is intuition is not an option, it doesn't rank as an option</div>
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 When I used to give the exam, my personal experience is that while giving the tests my answers would be incorrect, there were so many mistakes I was making some mathematical, some silly, some conceptual At that time I decided and promised myself I would not use intuition, and would not answer questions on the basis of intuition It could happen that for questions with 4 options, and I know that 2 of them are surely incorrect and am confused between the other two there is some chance there But just out of intuition selecting an option at random</div>
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 that should not be done I had rote learned a line And I would suggest that those of you watching the video should also memorize That whenever I try by fluke, it is assumed to be wrong This will ensure that you do not make mistakes If you do not rely on mistakes and flukes Then you will study well also, that I do not have to attempt answers by fluke</div>
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 I have to study something well This will give you a clear mindset of what you are studying You're not relying on any form of fluke or any kind of arrangement for the examination, just focus on your own concepts So don't fall for any answers by chance Third again an important one you can call whatever I am saying as smart work this is the way to smart work this doesn't mean that you don't have to do the hard work but we just have to perform it in a smart way The third one is that all of these are stressful examinations You year-round hard work is dependent on this one exam Three hours will decide what you have done throughout the year </div>
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The stress level, I can imagine, I have been through that And I am telling you there's a mindset required to deal with this stress Someone who has prepared really well, will also deal with this stress But if due to this stress, his performance gets affected, his preparations are a waste Which is why, there will be stressful situations, but the first thing, easy for all, tough for all Easy for all, tough for all We're not trying to analyze the paper here, whether it is easy or tough I am not analyzing the paper here, I am in a psychological mindset That If it is easy, it is easy for all</div>
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 If it is tough, this is tough for everybody Nobody has come from mars to give the exam, everyone is here only Everybody is attempting the exam from here And if, lets say somebody is sweating after seeing the examination paper, then it can to me also If someone is being able to attempt it easily, even I can If there is a person who is thinking that maybe I won't get selected even I am feeling that, so the situation is the same for everyone so it is necessary to accept this stress so that we are able to perform better in the exam because the case is the same with everybody, </div>
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so accept this stress That yes, this is a stressful situation, granted But still we are going to give our best Two things happen here, there is one student who after coming in a stressful situation, lets go of the preparation completely, don't be that Another person, after coming in a stressful situation, puts in more effort, thinking that it doesn't happen, let's study more</div>
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 What did the first one do, if doesn't happen, let's leave it The second one, if it doesn't happen, let's study some more so that maybe I clear the exam And that is the approach which very much needs to be followed After that The fourth point is that, at any point we are not running in the race alone which is why we need to analyze that where we actually lie Many people, what they are doing is they are ignoring the competition which is going on in the world throughout India, and they are simply ignoring that and remaining in their own zone thinking</div>
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 that if they see someone else's performance, they will get scared But no, you have to learn from someone else Imagine that it's a race, and some horses are running you are running your own race you are running alone How will you know whether you're running slow or fast You'll only get to know once you participate in that race The best way to participate is to join a test series so that we are able to analyze our performance and are able to learn from it,</div>
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 very important is to learn That's how I learned when I was continuously doing mistakes in units While I was doing the units, I was doing continuous mistakes that we sometimes had to convert grams to milligrams tonnes to kilograms, we make silly mistakes And then I pledged that for these mistakes that I will never ever write any step of the solution without any unit, Unit of the solution will come in every step Without the unit, you can't write the step, the final answer is far fetched from that So from there we are able to learn, such that we don't make mistakes </div>
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Because silly mistakes happen Any everyone's nature of mistakes are different It is necessary to analyze them The last and very important point is this, that at any point Do not follow any person you follow basic principles By persons I mean, there are many toppers who have excelled in this examination while they are telling you that this was our approach or that was our approach you get inspired by that approach, not simply copy and paste that</div>
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 approach Remember no plan is perfect It is the implementation part of that exam which makes it perfect, for any case I have analyzed a lot of toppers and myself Never have I copied anyone's approach as it is Someone said study for 7 hours, someone else for 8 hours never have I copied someone, that even I'll study like this Someone told me to study</div>
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 at night, it's quieter But my house used to be near the highway and in the night, trucks used to be going on and on continuously and it was very difficult for me So every situation to situation will vary from one person to another So you use your brain wisely decide what is good for you, what is not so what I have discussed today are basic principles</div>
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 I have told you the basic principles of study apply those principles somehow Never ask what is your schedule It is your dream, you are the one who is going to get to that dream and nobody should tell you these many hours you should study to achieve your dream It is your dream Whatever be the examination especially GATE, ESE, or any exam It might be any exam follow the basic principles you will definitely get success Work hard and that too smartly, thank you.</div>
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CAT Preparation Lectures: Verbal Ability for CAT

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All right all right welcome to session number three today we gonna be talking about a couple of doctors and practitioners doctors and practitioners are pretty boring for all your competitive exam because of all your exams are now getting inspired by competitive exams like GMAT which are gonna be testing you on biology and couple of other stuff sure if you have a good grasp of doctor that gonna be helpful for your reading comprehension also where good or big words</div>
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 like Osteopath you should be knowing what this is about because most of the reading comprehension in RC's in Indian competitive examinations as well as a foreign competitive examinations are going in that direction biology topics are important so agenda you are gonna get familiar with this topics when you see such bio-based RC, you don't say hey! what is this uh! so lets get familiar my favorite ones a psycho psycho so I know psycho in the casual English on colloquial English if I have to say let me give aa quick word today colloquial colloquial colloquial sounds like colony so any word which is like general to a colony is called as colloquial it's like a</div>
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 common language colloquial words psycho as a colloquial word means crazy or a mad person there is a word called as psychopath psychopath a person who is lost his senses a person who has lost his mental stability is called as psychopath the first word of the day let's move forward there is something called there are two different kinds of doctor which are related to psychology number one is psychology or psychoanalysis or psychoanalyst ok a quick test for you guys who is a doctor among them? you can pause whatever one second and think about it.</div>
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Who is the doctor among them who is the world's logy study so psychologist is the guy who's a doctor who is informal education because logy means study psycho means a mental or psyche?</div>
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The psychoanalyst word means one who analyzed the behavior of the portion.</div>
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During my Harvard business school course so we had a course on something called as behavioral economics behavioral is nothing but how do you make sure what's what's the behavior patterns which people like to spend money, for example, let me give you an example of malls you must have visited a couple of malls whenever you go to any big showrooms shopping mall you enter a mall inside agenda of a mall owner or a retail outlet store guy is they do spend more time in a mall.</div>
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You go up there and take a big roundabout and then take the elevator up agenda you need to spend more time number one number two also if you are in a mall the good and a nicely designed mall the floor the floor of the mall has bigger tiles as compared to the smaller ones if the tiles are smaller on the ones you are walking if the tiles are smaller you tend to move fast in the mall you think the guy wants you to move fast or he wants you slow and</div>
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 in the subconscious mind something you just keep on walking fast so the behavioural economics or the psychoanalysis guy is going to be making sure the size on the tiles are big when you walk on the tiles it's very slow and easy moreover when you walk slowly people around you also walk really slowly so agenda you spend more time in the mall ,why do you spent more time in the mall to buy something for sure psychoanalyst behavior analyze psychologist is a doctor he is similar to psychiatrist psychologist you are giving your GRE exam or GMAT exam or cat example that matter of or a Banking exam psychologist if say for example you're giving your cat exam and your exam goes for a toss there is a guy called ram sitting out here Ram's cat goes for a toss.</div>
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Ram went downstairs and petting the cat said no worries cattie.</div>
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It will be done psychiatrist or psychologist any one of them but psychiatrist artist means a specialist, Artists mean a specialist I repeat psychologists psychoanalyst and psychiatrist psycho one of the very important words for all the competitive exams from reading comprehension point of view.</div>
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Optometrist tells me boys and girls is he a doctor or not?NO he is not a doctor optometrist meter means to measure is that he or she's that cute boy or cute girl who's sitting next to you.</div>
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Whenever you go to make your glasses a cute girl sitting to check your visibility and their bees a board etc, etc.</div>
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So that person is going to be changing the glasses or lenses in front of you that's called optometrist.</div>
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He is not s doctor but a normal guy with a simple course optometrist.</div>
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Opticians couple of opticians in India right now are GKB optical sets.</div>
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Optician is he a doctor no he's not a doctor his job is to make sure he can make glasses on frame for you okay yeah we're my drawing is bad but I give it a shot optician or a guy who is making your glasses frames, not a doctor again next one chiro or pod two important words difficult to remember chiropractor as well as for the podiatrist chiropractor or polyester chiro means hand anything which is related to massage therapy or pressing the right point or acupressure or acupuncture acupressure sorry not puncher is called as chiropractor important one to remember but a difficult one to remember next one podiatrist pod means feet or pods also means feet.</div>
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Podiatrist, any ailment related to feet on any doctor who is working with that is called podiatrist moving forward this is called chiropractor as well as podiatrist also we have covered a couple of important routes so far another important one is Donita.</div>
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Dontiajust sounds like dental so endodontist there's a guy called endodontist endo means inside if you got any root canal treatment to be done if you got to say some infection inside your teeth and we need to fill those things up its gonna be n endodontist you need to go-to guy who's filling your teeth inside endodontist next one is exodontist Exo means outside removal of the teeth is called as endodontist the last one is called periodontist or periodontics perimeter the world perimeter you must have heard this word perimeter means the outside Boundary perimeter, periodontist any ailment inside the gums is called as period.</div>
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you need to go to a periodontist or periodontics so these are again important word for donation quick test what would be a word called as orthodontia let me give you a hint ortho means to straight he's kind of a cosmetologist who is going to take care of her outer appearance of the body orthodontia means straightening of the Teeth ok sounds good this is also in the same category of the words cardio next important word if called as cardio cardiologists you must have heard about cardiologist yes a normal doctor or cardiologist in a normal doctor for heart let me try to make a heart.</div>
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Ok its called as cardiologist there are two important words here one is called as cardiogram and cardiography important world multiple time they have been repeated in your exams again and again cardiogram and cardiograph what are these words imagine there's a guy who's sitting on with lying on a bed right now and he is with those glucose things going on there is a doctor standing up there is a machine which goes into that there is a machine this machine is going to be showing your heart symptoms it's gonna be showing your heart rating cardiograph is the word which shows that.</div>
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You remember that so this is called as cardiogram is to measure the device the box place next to that which is going to be measuring all that stuff is called as cardiogram and graph is to write its called as graph so we've done word called cardio ortho I just spoke about ortho orthodontistortho means to straighten up osteopath osteopath means any doctor who is expert in bones and blood vessels very important couple of times in reading comprehension have been based on your bones and blood vessels in fact in your GRE GMAT exam its more important in Indianexams like banking it's not that important but still you can learn this words called as osteopath for bones as well as blood vessels so any problem you come across you need to go to an osteopath.</div>
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All right let me quickly summarize the whole talk we started with the World called as psycho psycho psycho ok sorry for that psychoanalysis psychoanalysis is a guy who's gonna make making sure he does our behavior analysis who takes care of the behavior of the person somatic Soma means body psychosomatic behavior is a behavior which is mainly because of mental problems but it's affecting your body for example when I was a kid in my eighth standard I used to get sick I swear to god it's true I used to get sick before my History exam why because my history teacher was really strict typical North Indian strong-willed woman but I used to get sickao anything which is mental but its gonna be affecting your body is called as psychosomatic or Psychosom psychologist is a doctor.</div>
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The psychopath is a crazy mental sick guy is called a psychopath so root number one for the day summarizing the whole part number one psycho number two Opto means to see or eye.</div>
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We did two words optometrists and also opticians optometrists to measure and optician in the guy who's taking care of your glasses he'snot a doctor and he is not a doctor chiro or pod chiropractor chiro means hand and it also reminds me of one more thing chiropractor.</div>
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The best one to hit on girls is to know chiromancy.</div>
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Podiatrist means feet anybody who is a feet doctor is called as podiatrist bones and blood vessels in blood vessels next word osteoOsteo means bones and blood vessels the next word for the day dontia or don't endodontist inside the teethexodontist outside the teeth is called as dementia OK moving back psychologists psychiatrists psychoanalysts is the behavior guy whois the guy who is designing malls for you is gonna make sure the malls the tile size is pretty bigger yo walk slowly and spend more time that's called psycho analyst coming next we had the word called cardio root number one root number two root number three root number four is called as cardio.</div>
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Cardio means heart cardiogram you take this example cardiogram is a device which measures the whole thing measures the whole thing kind of thing cardiograph is a graphic or a visual description or writing graph ortho mean to straighten it up we did the word orthodontic straightening of the teeth is called as orthodontist so and we did one more important word difficult remember called as osteopath bones and blood vessels periodontist which also in addition to endodontist which means the guy who's gonna</div>
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 be taking care of the surrounding of your teeth or the gums ok so we did all the doctors in session number three in session number four also we are gonna extending some doctors I repeat it is very important for your all the reading comprehension you in all your exams because when you read a reading comprehension and your competitor who doesn't have any knowledge about these doctors you gonna be definitely sailing much more ahead than other guy and the first step of reading comprehension which is being engaged to be engaged in the reading comprehension is damn important strong and a strong foundation with the doctors biological methods treatment etc is gonna give you a quick edge so wait and watch you can click on the other videos on the right side of the panel the left and we wish you all the best and see you soon again thank you very much.</div>
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Alright let's get started welcome to session number two we are mainly focusing on a book called normal lewis Word power made easy which is one of the most important book for any competitive exam if even if you're preparing for GRE GMAT or BANK PO or even a CAT exam it's damn important to let's start if you remember in the last session we did some roots like ego and the two words which we did was egoist an egotist not we are going to the next level where we are playing around with ego and the first word of the day is egocentric centrum center means the point the center point any person who keeps ego or me in the center is called as egocentric or you can also say this word is the same on synonym to egotist which means self-centered moving forward the next one is altered ALT keyword if you remember in the last session ALT keyword means other or different the number one word for the day is altercation alteration.<br />
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Alteration is a verbal dispute a dispute between two persons three portions it's not a manly dispute it's not a physical dispute its a verbal dispute arguing with each other is called as altercation moving forward oka quick question alternate I don't want want to date this girl I want an alternate girl what do you mean by that? you want something other to alter (something other) it's called as alternate moving forward there is another word called as alteration you go to a tailor go to a tailor and you ask him I wanna alter this pant.<br />
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What you mean alter? you wanna make your pant short or long it reminds me.<br />
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think about it ??? I know your thinking about to do short.<br />
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alternate means alternate I do know whether it is gonna be short or long bt alter it if I am getting fat then loosen it if I am getting leaner than tighten it.<br />
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To alter means making it different it's not about short or long is called alteration another important word which is one of my favorites again is called alteregoalter means alternate or other and ego means I alter means alternate or other and ego I what you mean by that? does it mean alternate I?take about two seconds of time and tell me the meaning in fact you can pause the video if u want alternate I what do you mean by that alternate eye means you meet somebody and you find this person is same as me and your qualities your statistics your physical appearance looks like the same person it's kind of a mirror image alter ego is called as a mirror image next one the four most important word of in fact this book and my favorite book norman lewis is dexterous mean right-handedness anybody who can use his right hand pretty well or in short he an expert synonym for this world is adroit A D R O I T adroit.<br />
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Whenever I write this word called adroit it reminds me of Android Android have you heard of this word called android I know you must have android means half machine half man it's nowhere related to that but in the competitive exams just to confuse you they can give adroit / Android Android means half man half machine the synonyms number one dexterous which means right-handedness or an expert is adroit OK there are four different levels of I can say expert or a beginner for example number one word is adroit number two word is gauche number three is sinister i have to put one more word in between which means maladroit ok if I have to pronounce it correctly ok what is the meaning of MAL in English language I no the meaning in Hindi in English language MAL means bad ugly hate, bad, ugly hate maladroit adroit means skillful mal means something bad but the root of the word is skillful again so maladroit means skillful,<br />
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 in a bad way itis slightly negative it is slightly it means brain works pretty well but in another direction the next word is gauche means lazy or clumsy gauche means lazy on clumsy sinister is a direct opposite of dexterous which means left-handedness or in Hindi if I had to write it sinful left-handedness or sinful if you remember in the childhood days you used to write in the left hand your mom used to say don't do that its evil in fact in a couple of religious books also being left-handedness means evil four most important words of today's a session adroit, maladroit, gauche, sinister multiple time these words are repeated in your competitive jumps so let's understand this better for example if have to choose four different people in the class and one is adroit next one is maladroit third is gauche and fourth is sinister and I tell them hey! give me an essay about your mom adroit skillful my mom is a well-trained person she is a chartered accountant she's a good homemaker I love my mom thank you very much good essay submitted Adroit skillful in a nice way maladroit brain works but in different direction essay write an essay about your mom.<br />
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my mom is ok my neighbors mom is better than my mom brain works but in a different direction maladroit you need brains to think about somebody else's mom and write an essay about that and praise about her maladroit gauche or lazy you know what these are those people in your class if you remember if you see their notebook paper all scribblings and dirty etc lazy clumsy if I ask dear gauche let me call it please write an essay about your mom.<br />
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Finish submit clumsy or lazy he or she didn't order right it doesn't restrict the ability to turn them on my face and asked me to hold economy more sinister or poppy Ackroyd model droid sinister a droid mean skillful in water drug skillful in different be gone she leave you lonely minister left-handedness or poppy before most of the session today ok let me summarize what we did in the fashionable do evil or eccentric which means test one who has any good the center of the very important altercation is means of verbal dispute between friends or family or donate not this something yes keep all of which means other and,<br />
 the next one dextrose weather pictures means lefthandedness also denied handedness it should root word for texture about you can use right hand pretty well explored export means you support whenever night and drawing I always remember Android Android means half man half machine between half man half machine or alter ego means do shy if I meet somebody is my middle image and will say I will recommend a student who is watching this online are you choose to take the pennant people and you can understand all these words and can keep my writing them in wanted notebook volatilities,<br />
dan Boren said and once you start learning the route you know automotive collecting more words to yourself for one simple reason if you know what the ego you know all the words if you know the last official intro intro which means mankind you definitely know what is misanthrope misanthrope means one who hit man you definitely know what is philanthropic newly collected from the last mission trip love for mankind so what we're trying to do is to assimilate it's like a snowball effect if you can walk in the first few days of repression very hard availability its gonna snow throughout this is national I'm here for him the nomination what part of me really will stay glued and click on the definitions of to understand the words but all the rest and stay cute thank you.<br />
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GRE Practice Tests: 5 Best Ones Right Now

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GRE Practice Tests: 5 Best Ones Right Now</h2>
Welcome back to the GRE How-To Series, where we go over tips and trips on how to do our very best on the verbal and the quantitative portions of the GRE.<br />
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Today we're going to go over the 5 best free GRE practice tests.<br />
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Alright, now it's time for a Pop quiz.<br />
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Both N and M are positive numbers and P is a negative number.<br />
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Which of the following fractions could be undefined? Pause the video in the comments below.<br />
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And if this seems completely foreign to you, take a look at my Number Properties video to get a great primer on what you need to know to be able to answer these kinds of questions.<br />
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Today we're going to go over the 5 best free GRE practice tests.<br />
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And I really do mean the best.<br />
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I sifted through as many resources as I could find and put together a super scientific methodology to make sure that these are the resources that will not waste your time and help you do your absolute best on the GRE.<br />
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Let's start with number 5.<br />
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Number 5 is the McGraw-Hill practice test resources.<br />
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Now this one is great because of the availability of practice.<br />
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I will say that the interface kind of outdated, but that does not mean that we can't learn from some of the practice that's there.<br />
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So despite its outdated interface there is some functionality that does work in your favor.<br />
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First, it has a time component.<br />
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It has a 30-minute timer on the right-hand side of the content, and you're able to go through the test and make sure that you're getting a feel for what it's like to be sitting for long periods of time.<br />
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At the end of the day, it's going to be really important to not only know the content of the test, not only knowing how to take the test but also know how to have that stamina for the test because it's four hours.<br />
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So as many times as you can practice taking this test in one sitting, it's gonna be super beneficial for you on the real test day.<br />
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Number 4 is the Princeton Review GRE practice test.<br />
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Now something to note about this: I've read that these are on the easier side, which is great so when you're practicing at the very beginning of your GRE journey, you don't have to beat yourself up too much over the content.<br />
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I honestly think this test would be great to get acclimated to the GRE vibes, you know soak them in a little bit.<br />
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And because it's a professional test service that gets a lot of their data based on people who take this test I would say that's it's very directionally correct.<br />
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That is my absolute favorite phrase that I have learned from my life as a business school student.<br />
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"Directionally correct" basically means that you know, you're on the right track even though it's not a spot-on answer, and it sounds pretty legit when you're talking to someone in the client context [laughs].<br />
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Number three is the Manhattan Prep practice tests.<br />
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Now Manhattan Prep only gives you one free test, and then they give you 6 for purchase for about 39 dollars.<br />
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This is helpful for you to get a sense of if you like the offering that Manhattan Prep gives you.<br />
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It does model after the GRE questions in the best way they can and they have this real-time calibration that helps adjust based on how well you do on your test.<br />
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Now Manhattan Prep also gives you the opportunity to take it timed or untimed and it allows you to take partial tests, which is nice if you want that flexibility but I really do encourage you to start practicing taking it in full spurts because, like I said before, that's all a part of the entire GRE process.<br />
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So it's great that you can take partial tests, but I do not recommend you take advantage of that feature very often.<br />
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Ummm can we pause and talk about Drake's "Nice for What" video?! It is literally everything, and I don't even say that phrase all the time.<br />
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I just, I just love all the girl power and the fact that it celebrates the fact that we're beautiful and we're smart and were powerful, and you know I don't think any-- well one of, at least one of those ladies took a standardized test in the recent past, which is great.<br />
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We can use her as an inspiration and we try to gt through this GRE.<br />
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So if you haven't seen "Nice for What," take a study break and I will ABSOLUTELY put the link in the description below because I'm pretty sure I'm going to be listening to that on repeat as I continue this GRE study journey.<br />
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number two for the best free GRE resources are the Kaplan practice tests.<br />
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Now, these are really interesting because they come in different formats.<br />
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first in the self-paced test that allows you to take it whenever you want and monitor yourself and be on your way, which is pretty much like the normal tests.<br />
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What is interesting about their second offering is the fact that it's a live proctored test.<br />
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That means there's a set time, you sign up for it, and you have a real live person kind of telling you, "Hey, it's time to stop," or "Hey we're about to start again.<br />
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" I like that because it's a great simulation for the real-time experience so if you want you can join me on April 29th, I will be taking that test.<br />
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I believe it's at 2p eastern.<br />
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So that Tuesday after we're going to have a nice in-depth review on how the Kaplan live test went and hopefully it went really well.<br />
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So wish me luck.<br />
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Alright, and the absolute best free GRE practice test is the one made from the test maker itself, ETS, their POWER PREP online offering gives you two free real tests so that you can get a sense of what the GRE is like and the questions are from the actual test makers.<br />
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That is the key differentiation between this test and all four of the tests.<br />
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Because the ETS has a great monopoly on the tests and the strategies and everything is copyrighted, they do not usually release questions to these outside test companies.<br />
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So the only way you can get a real sense of the exact kinds of questions that are on the GRE exam is through the ETS offerings.<br />
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I recommend saving those toward the end of your GRE journey so that you can use all of the free, pretty close, resources and then use the ETS to see where you stack up.<br />
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You only get two free ones so use them wisely.<br />
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And then as always, you're always welcome to purchase more.<br />
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Because the test is so expensive, I have a bias towards trying to figure out how to spend the least amount of money.<br />
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But one thing I do know from my MBA journey is that every now and then, you really need to assess whether or not the investment is going to generate a great enough return.<br />
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So if you do have to spend 40 to 100 dollars on extra resources that help you get an even better score than what you would've gotten if you didn't by the resources, chances are you're going to generate more than 40 to 100dollars in value once you rock the GRE test.<br />
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So it's all about perspective.<br />
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Alright so how do you think you did on the Pop Quiz? This is a really cool question because it really tests what you know about number properties and about zero.<br />
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Again if you haven't seen the video clicking the link below so you can get a sense of what you need to know about prime numbers, number properties, and zero.<br />
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The answer is A, B, and D and that's because at the end of the day it's really just asking which options present the possibility that the number at the bottom, the denominator could be zero.<br />
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That's all we have for today if you have any ideas of what you want to see next in the GRE how To series, put your suggestions in the comments below.<br />
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I am so happy that you're working with me on this GRE journey, and I can't wait to hear how you've been doing.<br />
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GRE: How to score a perfect 170 in Quants

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<b>Review from JJ: </b>hi guys this is JJ here and I'm really happy to see over here I just recently gave the GRE and scored a perfect 117points I did it and I believe so can you so in this video we'll go about which books to refer for quants how much preparation time you need to give in what should be the test-taking strategy and the number of mocks you must attempts this is it let's start point by point the first pertinent question is why is it really really important to score exceptionally well in quants now for all those people who are pursuing engineering courses who want to pursue engineering courses for their ms your points is much much more important than your verbal of course there is a minimum Greek wine requirement for your verbal score,<br />
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 but it is your Quorn score which the admission committee looks at scoring a 170 will give you a 97 percentile the chart is displayed on the left-hand side you can look at it scoring a 169 will drop the percentile to 96 so that means that 4% people are ahead of you if you score 165 not much less than 170 only five points less maybe you have got five questions wrong so it is 165 but your percentile drastically drops to 89 percentile and1% is a huge huge margin a lot of test-takers all over the world take GREand one person, therefore, consists of a huge lot of students so someone who has a percentile which is one which is 94 or 97would definitely have a good chance of securing admission at the college you are applying so maybe the difference is not more it's just one sixty-five months one seventy only five points but the difference in percentile is huge so this is the first thing you need to understand you got five wrong and,<br />
 you got three wrong there is a huge difference so what you need to do in Kwon's is attempt that you get a one seventy or maybe a 169 I wouldn't suggest that but one seventy would be perfect so this is the first scenario of percentile which you should keep in mind your one wrong question will cost you severely now let's understand GRE as an adaptive test GRE is a section-wise adaptive test there two sections in quants the first section is of moderate difficulty in each section you will have to answer 20questions so in the first section which is of moderate difficulty if you answer16 or more questions correctly the second section which,<br />
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 you will getwould be a harder one the difficult section if you answer somewhere inbetween 10 to 15 questions correct the second section would be of moderatedifficulty so the difficulty level of your first section and the secondsection would be the same however which should not be your case if you answer 10or less than 10 correct you will get a significantly easier set as your secondsection but this doesn't mean that if you get all the questions right in yoursecond section you have a chance of scoring high in fact it is opposite ofthat with every section which is adapted maybe it is easier moderate or difficultyour total marks are limited so if you want to score 170 or maybe more than 165first of all you need to score well in your first section so that the nextsection you get is a difficult one and if you want to score 170 the concept isreally really simple you need to get 20 questions correct in your first sectionand when the test arrives at the difficult section you again need to getthe the same amount of questions correct and it is pretty simple then you can get aperfect 170 now there is some site called BrightLink prep comm which gives,<br />
you an estimate or roughly an estimate which are not the official figures but which gives you an estimate of how much you score can be if you add an X number of correct questions in the first section and if you do Y number of core equations in the second section so the link for that and all other prep material and all other stuff which will be this which we will be discussing in the video will be down in the description so you can check that in the description now let's discuss the best books for preparation now there are a lot of books in the market but this is not the video for the pros and cons of each right now,<br />
 what you should know is the ultimate preparation books so the complete and exhaustive preparation you will get is from the two books number one which you should start with is the Manhattan 5lbnow there are four types of questions you will encounter in your GRE number one is the quantitative comparisons questions number to the regular MCQ questions number three multiple answer correct questions so now in the third type of questions you will have five options and from those five options maybe two are right one is right or maybe,<br />
 all five are right so you need to be careful while attempting this type of question and the number four questions inputting the answer for this questions you would not have the option but whatever your answer is you would have to input it in the box which is given to you now all these types of questions are covered exhaustively in manhattan 5lb there are 30 topics for quants which is a lot to do so you can do each topic a day so in 30 days you can complete all the things so the preparation is quite complete if you solve each and every problem of quants from manhattan 5lb once you are done with that then you need to go to the ets official subject guide of quants so this book is a small book the number of questions is not many but,<br />
 this is very important to get the real feel of the type of questions which you would get in the exam so this book you can complete in four days and after you complete both of these books you require no other test material you can directly go to attempting mocks and scoring your dream score of 170 the most important part of the video is right here the test-taking strategies now generally there are two schools of attempting the test sections so you have 20 questions and 35 minutes to add on the section the number one is played slow-played safe I actually do not recommend this but I would like to tell you what it is playing it slow so this actually means that in the 35 minutes which are allotted to you to solve 20questions you use around 30 to 32 minutes to solve each question slowly safely double-checking your answer whether,<br />
 it is right or not so you end up using 30 30 to 32 minutes and you have no time to go to the questions again now if you are pretty confident that all of your answers are correct then this may work for you but this is certainly what I wouldn't recommend the second school of thinking is what I would recommend play it fast and play it twice now fat fast doesn't actually mean play it risky number one what you should do is leave the questions which you don't know when you read it for the first time all the questions which you know for the first time when you read it attend those questions would get solved in around thirty-five to fifty seconds the questions which you don't know please don't attempt them at the first chance<br />
 so from the 20 questions there are 15 questions you can definitely solve in the first attempt now there are some five questions which are difficult and which would take around two to two and a half minutes, not all the questions would take around two to two and a half minutes but definitely some of them would do so for that five questions you have ten minutes in hand so what I used to do with practice and practice was that I used to solve the first ten questions in our first 15 questions which were the easier ones from the 20 in around 12 to 13 minutes and then the five questions which were difficult or which I wouldn't get in the first attempt of reading I would allot10 minutes to it I would require 10 minutes to it and in such a scenario<br />
I was completing the 20 questions in around 22 to 23 minutes so right now I have 12 more minutes in my hand so what I would like to do is play twice go through all the questions twice first of all mark the questions which you think that you should go again so first go through those questions and again all of the questions so by attempting by using this strategy you are quite sure that all of your questions are correct and with practice this is very easily possible<br />
I would like to give you a note on ideal time of preparation I would like to tell you one thing that GRE is not your life it is just another examI've seen people preparing for it for six months one year absolutely ridiculous you should not allot more time than two months for preparing to a GRE because it doesn't require it specifically speaking you should give in around 150 to 180 hours for your preparation but I was preparing for GRE for the first woman<br />
I give to us daily that accounted for 60 hours and in the last 15 days I used to solve mocks in four hours and used to give four hours for the mock analysis and revising my concepts throughout the days so for the 15 days I studied it as a day so that around approximately goes to 160 to 180 hours now the number of mocks you should give number of mocks ideally I think it would vary from 4 to 6 I gave 6 mocks and I was comfortable with it anything above 6<br />
I would think that it will tire you out and that is not a recommendation because the same concepts would be coming again and again you would be solving the same sums and 6marks which each mark is off for us so it is quite tiring so 6 marks is the maximum you should give and after that just chill for a week or so just revise your concepts just go through your vocabulary brush up your concepts or week before GRE you should do absolutely nothing just to brush up your concepts and go to the GRE and hopefully you will be able to score a perfect 117 points just do what I've said and all the best for you oh one last thing one last thing if this video has helped you a bit or<br />
 if this video has given you an insight on how to prepare for GRE don't forget to give a thumbs up subscribe click the bell icon and most importantly share this important video to all of your friends thank you hey they're still here it's nice I just wanted to make a small announcement the most important resource for a GRE preparation are the two marks during my ETS ETS gives you the marks but it doesn't give you the solution but why worry when I'm here I'm making videos on the solutions of the Atheistmarks the most important resource so for that you need to get the notifications down there click subscribe and click the bell item but bye.<br />
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GRE How To: Get Started With GRE Math Prep | GRE Study Tips

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We are going over the GRE that's as much excitement you know what we're gonna change your mindset here like we could we can make this exciting look we can do this like this is the only thing stopping in between us and our school program of choice and we are going to conquer it that's what we're gonna do but we have to like attack it with like I don't this may seem corny but like we really do need to attack this with like a mindset that we're gonna conquer this if we keep on saying oh my god it's the GRE again like I think that it's just always gonna be an uphill battle for us so I'm gonna practice what I preach and say, "Yes! Yes! We are going to be studying for the GRE which is gonna be something that sting is closer to our goals.</div>
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Anyway as a reminder we are working off of the Manhattan prep 5-pound GRE book of practice problems at this point I feel like I'm selling this book for them I'm not this is not sponsored I'm just I literally got this book from a friend who is a really great job on his GRE test and never needs to see this book again so he said it's good to trust him so this is what we're working off of if you have any other suggestions for GRE study books put them in the comments below so that we can work off of those - I just did the math diagnostic test and you know what this one was actually a little bit more difficult for me for the verbal test</div>
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 I finished with six minutes to spare and for the math test I actually end up skipping two questions and when I went back to the questions I basically worked on them until the time ran out so math is definitely a subject that I have improved on since I have been in business school but its still not you know my supreme superpower lucky for me my supreme superpower is determination and I am determined to help us get through this and navigate successfully so I ended up gaining a few video ideas from this because of the many things I've noticed in this journey like first careless mistakes I ended up making a silly mistake that cost me an answer,</div>
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 I could have gotten 12 out of 20but I literally added things incorrectly so definitely lookout for a video on how to make sure you avoid those careless mistakes so that the questions that you get wrong you actually earned getting that wrong rather than just messing up I said there's nothing wrong with earning getting the wrong answer but it's those times when you actually get the wrong answer but you were about to get the right answer those are the ones that really frustrate me and I want to make sure that I eliminate those at all costs those are the ones I should be getting right there are some things I encountered that made it look a lot like the GMAT so it really taught me that I'm still gonna need to learn how to break down the numbers even though</div>
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 there's a calculator I think that there has to be some kind of strategy and when you're gonna use the calculator don't know what that strategy is we're gonna figure that out together and that's that a calculator is not gonna help you conceptualize a problem so there's still gonna be some work that needs to be done in order for us to know what we're supposed to do next it's one thing to be able to put numbers in the calculator it's another thing to know which numbers to actually put in the calculator so we'll be spending some time during the quantitative videos understanding how to approach a problem so the numbers I skipped 4 12 and 18we're gonna do some videos on how to break those down so that we can make sure that we know what to do on the next steps I'm saying we as if we missed that I don't know if you missed that</div>
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 if you didn't great job now number20 was really interesting because there is definitely a trap answer on there forme I actually forgot how to do what's called combinatorics basically trying to figure out the number combinations for a coder or something like that and I actually started multiplying as if it were a factorial so we will go into detail on how to identify what to do and win and thenI'll also link some videos I found helpful in YouTube because</div>
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 I mean why reinvent the wheel if you don't have to so how did you do on the math diagnostic test put your answers in the comments below and I will make sure to make some videos to address the specific areas that you're looking to work on I know that if you need help on something we probably do too so don't be afraid to share it in this nice little safe bubble of a YouTube community that we'rebuilding now I realize that you know I'm gonna be like talking</div>
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 to myself for a little bit before you know all of you come and you know catch up with all my videos but that is okay something for you to know is that I have made a commitment to you to do two videos a week Tuesdays and Fridays at 8a.m.</div>
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and we are just gonna go through this GRE journey together all of us are taking the GRE for some kind of goal and I fiercely believe that if you an Iowanso I am so happy that you're watching my channel and it is an honor to be you know working toward our goals together.</div>
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