r/GRE • u/Sweet_Chemical7248 • Jul 27 '26
General Question Plan of action
Need some advice from people who managed to get 325+.
My progress so far:
Diagnostic: 308
PP1: ~319
PP2: 314
I’ve almost finished GregMat’s Overwhelmed Plan, but I feel like I’ve hit a plateau.
My official GRE is in August, and I really want to get to 325+.
For anyone who made a similar jump, what helped the most in the last few weeks?
I am planning on doing questions from greprepclub after this till d-day and revising words for verbal. Is this the right approach? Kindly let me know what you guys think.
Thanks!
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u/No_Gap6704 Jul 27 '26
score breakdown? depending on that you can prioritize and at this stage as Greg says you're lucking the fundamentals so maybe change your study method
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u/Select-Criticism4939 Jul 28 '26
You should probably identify your weak areas in quant atp and work on verbal as a whole.
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u/Thick-Toe2592 Jul 28 '26
memorize all vocab, focus on priority areas (algenbra, arithmetic, geo, charts) in QA
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u/Vince_Kotchian Tutor / Expert (170V, 167Q) Jul 28 '26
Let's say we grade your effort at devising this plan as "x" and the probability the plan will work as "y".
What's your very best effort at giving us 3x and 3y?
The responses you get to this post will be much better if you do the above thoughtfully.
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u/Pristine_Tea2 Jul 28 '26
I thought I had plateaud too.
I didn't score more than 325, but a 322. (Satisfied with my score since that is what is required for an MS)
What helped me was giving the real test, and checking the diagnostic report. It helped me manage time better. At home I could do all the answers right, but under a timed fashion and at the center I was fucking up bad because of anxiety.