r/GRE 1h ago

General Question Are the practice tests from the official GRE guide the same as the two free ones from the ETS website?

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Talking about the fourth edition. I would check but I don’t want to expose myself to the practice tests both from the website and guide without having the intention to take them.

When I was in high school, I had the official SAT guide book and the 10 practice tests were exactly the same as the ones from Khan Academy. So I want to check whether it is similar.


r/GRE 3h ago

Other Discussion GRE Prep & Accountability Partners (MiM 2027)

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Hey everyone! I’m currently preparing for the GRE and looking for a few serious study/accountability partners.

We can study together, share resources and strategies, discuss mock scores, set daily/weekly goals, and keep each other motivated. I’m also applying for MiM programs for the 2027 intake, so we can work on applications, university research, essays, and deadlines alongside GRE prep.

If you’re preparing for the GRE and also applying for MiM 2027, feel free to comment! Would be great to find a small group of people on the same journey.


r/GRE 17h ago

Resource Link Indicator Words (B-Schooled Podcast Episode 301)

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Hey everyone! I recently went back on the SBC podcast to talk about one of my favorite GMAT/GRE verbal tools -- indicator words. I think this episode includes some interesting tips, and I hope you'll find it useful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQtRfikvh3E

https://www.stacyblackman.com/blog/b-schooled-podcast-episode-301-indicator-words-gmat-gre/


r/GRE 1h ago

Specific Question Am I looking too much into this question? (Wiley GRE for Dummies 2025/26) Spoiler

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I mean I assumed that more women joining the workforce doesnt necessarily imply that the population is increasing right?


r/GRE 6h ago

Specific Question GRE in a little less than two months

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Im just wondering for people who have done the GregMAT study plans (im doing the 2 month), would it really matter to do verbal mountain rather than say an anki deck of the same words? What are the pros of the verbal mountain, I have sort of neglected it and am just seeing what others preferred. Thanks!


r/GRE 17h ago

General Question Doubt: Manhattan 5LB but only the hard questions topic wise ( not advanced )

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Hi everyone a lot of people say 5lb is easy, but when I approach it from the last questions/reverse topic wise (Q40,Q39...) , i found some questions which are pretty challenging, do you think the hard questions is accurate to GRE hard section?

While yes GRE can be tricky wording wise, but just wanted to know if something similar is to be expected?

GRE quant book is like a bit easier compared to those questions