Daily classes of 1.5 hour June-Aug 2011 By:

 About the teacher  How to use Wiziq  Introduction to the Course  Types of Question Old vs. New  Developing a personalized Strategy and setting up targets  Books Required for the study  References

 Premium teacher at Wiziq.com  Have taken more than 400 public classes all of which can be accessed on Wiziq  Scored 630/800 in Verbal (91%ile) May 2011  All important concepts also uploaded on Youtube  One of the biggest video collection on GRE (uploaded on Wiziq)

 Request a trial from Wiziq.com; you may call them as well for support, maintenance and training  Lets see how to access old recordings and use Wiziq (by Screen Sharing)  What all you get in this course

 What is the new GRE  Lets check the ETS Website now (by Screen Sharing)

 Attending the Classes and learning process  Solving problems from the books  Attempting paper tests  Power Prep 2

 Building a strategy for you  How to use the next 3 months; fix the dates  Use Google calendar and also the calendar on your mobile; sharing strategy file on gdocs  Strict time table to complete the resources that are targeted  We will start with the Official Guide to GRE and then move to Verbal Workout for the New GRE

Tentative Preparation time (20 June - 30 Aug)  Level 1:1 hour/day class for 10 days (then a break of couple of days or more as required)  Level 2: 1 hour/day class for 10 days (then a break of couple of days or more as required)  Level 3: 1 hour/day class for 10 days Practicing the tests from Power Prep 2 and other tests  Final Level: Doubt solving classes for the test questions

 New GRE is not dependent on non-context vocab, gives a change to get 99%ile in math, as 800/800 is old is still 92%ile  More focus on RC and FIB  More than once choices correct questions  Along with this, I will be working on GRE Big book: RCs and Sentence Completion which remains the same.  And also vocab learning techniques which will be the same.

 Still ETS is using the ETS Big Book based collection (see yourself: screen sharing)  The questions of RCs have now become easier as chances of long RCs is minimized  Time bound gaming has become very more relevant which very less people understand  Memory no longer an issue for the exam!  All major RC areas and ETS’s predilection remains exactly the same  Importance of Sitters has increased

1. New GRE : Strategies, Practice, And Review by Kaplan 2. McGraw-Hill's Conquering The New GRE Math 3. Cracking The New GRE, 2012 Edition 4. New GRE Premier (With CD-ROM) by Kaplan 5. Big Book ETS Publication

 Used free GRE test preparation software or books published by ETS  Used GRE test preparation book published by ETS or ETS/McGraw-Hill  Used test preparation book or software published by another publisher  Used ScoreItNow! TM Online Writing Practice Accessed test familiarization information on the GRE website

 Application of Yoga and Dhyan series  GRE secrets and untold things revealed  Strategy for exam temperament  Daashatra Technique for vocabulary  Book Reviews to get the crux of many books

1. Reading comprehension related areas (very scientifically dealt with) 2. Sentence completion (strategically resolved area) 3. Vocab based questions (requires longest time) 4. AWA

 Target time to complete this book  Use camera and take picture of doubts, me or bring the jped / pdf files to the class to discuss doubts  Or tell me the page number during the live class

 Bible for the exam  A publication by ETS  One thing comes out that the exam is moving move toward critical reasoning (page 56)  Long passages cannot have multiple choice question  Since exam of Verbal in two parts, longer passages cannot fit in  This book is the book of revelations

 The best part here is that 800/800 was common(which was 92%) but the new GRE’s math will give you 99%ile

 The GRE Verbal Reasoning section of the GRE® revised General Test contains three types of questions: 1. Reading Comprehension 2. Text Completion 3. Sentence Equivalence  Multiple-choice Questions — Select One Answer Choice: These are the traditional multiple-choice questions with five answer choices of which you must select one.  Multiple-choice Questions — Select One or More Answer Choices: These provide three answer choices and ask you to select all that are correct; one, two or all three of the answer choices may be correct.  Select-in-Passage: The question asks you to click on the sentence in the passage that meets a certain description.

 Time in each of 3 types of questions  More than one option correct (1/7 vs 1/2)  Size of passage  Pre knowledge  Making notes for direction / diagramming like T or A or V  Importance of triggers  Sitters vs time takers

 Tone  Direction of the passage  Diagramming and symbols  Political language  Paraphrasing  Checking flow at the end  Grammar(parts of speech) / active-passage / idiomatic usage ie parallelism

 Please see the old ppts  Refer to common docs with me on google docs  Use skype to call me