HOW I STUDIED FOR THE GRE! | THE PERFECT ROUTINE (SCORE 332) 

I'm glad you think so, Lianna! Thanks for watching :)

Thank you so much oluchukwu! When I made my first couple of videos (including my most viewed one) I had no idea that anyone would ever see it. I am glad it can help someone! Thanks for watching

Thank you so much for watching, Patrick. I appreciate it

Hey, how did it go?

Thanks Rina!

@@sithijamanage on it brother.😊

@@sithijamanage hi sithija thank you for reply🤩and congratulations 🥳🥳for getting an admission from cornell it’s a great achievement looking forward for your videos big fan

@@sithijamanage right now i am studying magoosh videos and solving problems from magoosh gre book just like u said thanks for the help

@@sithijamanage thank u

Hi Ambience Study, thanks for watching! I would recommend doing as many math problems as possible and learning English concepts. Maybe if one is stronger than the other, you can focus on the weaker subject. 1 month is a good time to learn enough of the vocab words too.

There's actually this new trick that came out! I'm going to briefly talk about this in my next video, but you can copy and paste your practice essay into ChatGPT and ask it to grade it for you. You can say "Pretend you are the GRE. Grade the following writing section essay," and it will give you detailed feedback! Thank you for watching!

@@sithijamanage thank you so much for this wonderful trick:)) Also can you please make a video about how to prepare for AWA like I am not exactly able to understand how to find global examples and wrote those in the essay

@@user-vj6ox6yq3t Hi Ishani, I'd be happy to answer any questions or help in any other way through my email! sithija.manage.yt@gmail.com !

Hey Chimamaka, my pleasure, thanks for watching. You should definitely *not* search Libgen in google.

Hi Rhea! Thank you for watching! Funny pun. As for studying math with a weak background, I think the only way to learn is to sit down and fail at all of the math questions, BUT THEN spend enough time REWORKING each math question that you miss and trying to learn it in a way that you will make sure to remember it the next time the concept comes up in a question. This is how I learn new concepts too! Hope that helps! Thanks again for watching.

Hi again, Akhkha, you can actually just go to the institution's website and click on the application button. Everything will be done online!

Are you done with your gre exam

@@tejal8382 no not yet

Hi Hemanti, thank you so much for watching this video! So, most of the time I solved the questions in big groups of maybe 20 or more questions and then went back to check my answers. And I made sure to rework the wrong answers. I spent approximately 2 weeks on the larger books I think. The smaller ones like Magoosh prep were much faster though. I did take note of concepts in math that I did not know before. Hope that helps! Thanks again for watching

I am following same pattern as you. Hope it works for me.

The GRE isn't an exam that you need to prepare for over a month IF your goal is to score a good score at your current potential. So if you feel that you are starting at a pretty good score, then there isn't a need to study for over a month. I think one month of consistent studying is a good amount of time!

Also thank you for watching this video, Abhijith!

Hi Asmi, thanks for watching. I would probably recommend starting to do a practice test every week. That will help you track your improvement

thanks

@@sithijamanage Thanks, i prob head to umichigan biostatistics. I am wondering if you apply to any of Texas schools? I applied few months agos, but i havent receive anything from them:(

@@sithijamanage keep up the great videos too! They are very informative

@@sithijamanage Thanks for kinds words, may i ask when you heard from TAMU? It one of schools i am really interested in! Hope you enjoy the cornell! It very great school!

@@sithijamanageThank you!

@@sithijamanage I just emailed the UT Austin Statistics PhD program, it seems that we are both on the waitlist :(, if we haven't got a result yet

Thank you a lot for watching, Assylbek!

Hi! Thanks for watching. Great question, I actually have this video, where I talk about exactly what books I used, let me link to here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Kprfawmoz9w.html Also, I'm not sure of any WhatsApp groups for practicing English. Thanks!

@@sithijamanage okay thanks but i m beginner and i m 3rd year btech students so that i wanted preparation for gre from now but which book i will be use for starting i m so confused so u just suggest me books for beginners

@@loveof30 I see I see, I would probably recommend looking at the Magoosh GRE Prep book first!

@@sithijamanage thank you 😊

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Good luck Kaavya! You might be right. I hope to sit down with the Cornell Statistics graduate chair and ask him what exactly they look for in a graduate application. I really look forward to putting that video together. good luck!