• Personally, tailored one-on-one interaction with an expert GRE coach.
• Uncover your strength and weaknesses so that we can focus on an individualized approach to facilitate your improvement.
• Our flexible and customized curriculum will allow you to move at a speed that is suitable while also meeting your goals within the given time period.
• Homework is assigned after each session that revisit concepts and revaluate your growth
• Number of online practice tests to track your improvement on periodic basis.
• Timed practice problem sessions to master time management.

• GRESmall Group consists of a maximum of 6 students per group
• Each student benefits from the small size while also learning and interacting with peers.
• During each 3-hour session, students work independently as well as together to solve problems to ensure the required GRE rigor is achieved.
• 24 hours of total instruction focusing on the Quantitative and Integrated Reasoning sections.
• Homework is assigned after each session that revisit concepts and revaluate your growth
• Number of online tests to track your improvement on periodic basis.
• Timed practice problem sessions to master time management

• We start with assessing the strengths and areas for improvement of each student – where they are answering incorrectly and where they are taking ‘too much time’ to answer.
• While students work through questions, our coach facilitates a discussion that enables students to find the best solutions and understand their mistakes in a very constructive manner.
• Through the expert guidance and the input of their peers, students work through missed questions to not only fix their mistakes but also gain a perfect understanding of the concepts that lies at the heart of each GRE question.

• Through foundational review of important Math concepts.
• GRE problems solved using our proven methods.
• Organization of problems by concepts to encourage concept based learning
• Extensive homework and review for each designed session.
• Online practice tests throughout the course.
• Timed practice short sessions to master the importance of timing on the GRE

• GurukulMath GRE Program course consists of eight 3-hr sessions. Quantitative problems from “The Official Guide to the GRE Revised General Test” is assigned for homework and discussed in class throughout the eight sessions. 
• Mastering the problems in this text in a given time frame is very important as the problems in this textbook are close to GRE exam problems
• We make sure that you understand the Math concepts tested on the GRE and how to apply those concepts and strategies to real GRE problems.

• Session 1:  Arithmetic Part I
• Session 2:  Arithmetic Part II
• Session 3:  Algebra Part I
• Session 4:  Algebra Part II and Statistics
• Session 5:  Geometry Part I
• Session 6:  Geometry Part II
• Session 7:  Statistics
• Session 8:  Data Analysis and Interpretation

The Quantitative section of the GRE tests your knowledge on the following Math concepts. Our coaches teach the Math concepts and important shortcuts that are utterly required for your best possible score on the GRE’s math exam. The concepts can be broadly categorized into 5- groups:

• Arithmetic
• Algebra
• Statistics
• Geometry
• Data Analysis and Interpretation

Concepts include:

Number Theory, Properties of Integers, Fractions, Decimals, Divisibility Rules, Prime Numbers,Even and Odd Numbers, Positive and Negative Numbers, Consecutive Integers, Number Lines,Digits, Factors and Multiples, Factor Trees, Order of Operations, Percentages, Ratios,Proportions, Squares and other Powers, Square Roots

Exponents, Solving Equations, Substitution, FOIL, Factoring, Inequalities, Applied Algebra,Translating Math Sentences into Equations, Mean, Median, Sets, Graphs of Equations, Slope,Intercepts

Lines and Angles, Circles, Area, Circumference, Triangles, Isosceles, Equilateral, Special Right Triangles, Pythagorean Theorem, Perimeter, Quadrilaterals, Integrated Shapes, Volume,Coordinate Geometry

Probability, Mean, Median, Mode, Range, Standard Deviation, Percentiles, Interpretation of Data in Graphs and Tables

• The Official Guide to the GRE revised General Test,” by the ETS
• Math foundation review books
• Computer-adaptive practice exams
• Overview and format of the revised GRE
• Math foundation review handouts
• Tips to prepare you for the revised GRE

• GRE is a computer-based test. At the same time, it is adaptive test.
• It measures the verbal and quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical writing skills you will need for your grand success in graduate and business school.
• The sections of the revised GRE as well as the time allotted are shown in the table below:

Three scores are reported on the GRE ®  General Test:

• a Verbal Reasoning score reported on a 130–170 score scale, in 1-point increments
• a Quantitative Reasoning score reported on a 130–170 score scale, in 1-point increments
• an Analytical Writing score reported on a 0–6 score scale, in half-point increments
• Any section in which you answer no questions at all will be reported as a No Score (NS).

• For the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning measures of the computer-delivered GRE General Test, the reported scores are based on the number of correct responses to all the questions included in the operational sections of the measure.
• The Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning measures are section-level adaptive. This means the computer selects the second operational section of a measure based on your performance on the first section. Within each section, all questions contribute equally to the final score.
• For each of the two measures, a raw score is computed. The raw score is the number of questions you answered correctly.
• The raw score is converted to a scaled score through a process known as equating. The equating process accounts for minor variations in difficulty among the different test editions as well as the differences in difficulty introduced by the section-level adaptation. Thus, a given scaled score for a particular measure reflects the same level of performance regardless of which second section was selected and when the test was taken.

• This section of the GRE consists of two sections with approximately 20 questions per section (approximately 40 questions total).
• You have 35 minutes to complete each section. Most questions do not require difficult computations. However, for time-consuming calculations, you can use the on-screen calculator. The calculator displays up to eight digits.

There are various types of questions on the Quantitative Section of the GRE:

• Quantitative Comparisons
• Multiple Choice – One Answer Only or One or More Answers
• Numeric Entry

Quantitative Comparison Questions measure your ability to:

• Reason quickly and accurately about the relative size of two quantities
• Determine if enough information is provided to reason about the size of the two quantities
• Numeric Entry

Directions:

Each of the following questions consists of two quantities, one in Column A and one in Column B. There may be additional information, centered above the two columns, that concerns one or both quantities. A symbol that appears in both columns represents the same thing in Column A as it does in Column B.  You are to compare the quantity in Column A with the quantity in Column B and decide whether:

• (A) The quantity in Column A is greater.
• (B) The quantity in Column B is greater.
• (C) The two quantities are equal.
• (D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.

Multiple-Choice Problem-Solving Questions measure your ability to:

• Apply basic mathematical knowledge
• Read, understand, and solve a problem that involves either an actual or an abstract situation

The Multiple-Choice Questions will either ask you to select only one answer choice from a list of five choices (marked with ovals) OR to select one or more answer choices from a list of choices(marked with square boxes).

Select One Answer Choice

For this question type, it is important to:

• Remember that the correct answer is one of the five choices – if you don’t see your answer, reread the problem and check your computations
• Scan all of the answer choices and determine what type of response is required

Select One or More Answer Choices

For this question type, it is important to:

• Read the directions clearly – note whether you are asked to indicate a specific number of answer choices or all that apply
• Avoid lengthy calculations – recognize numerical patterns where appropriate

Directions:

Each of the following questions has five answer choices. For each of these questions, select the best of the answer choices given.

Numeric Entry Questions do not have answer choices, but rather ask you to enter a value as an integer, decimal, or fraction. Make sure that you read the problem carefully and answer the question that is asked. You may be asked to round your response to a named degree of accuracy.Once you have a response, examine it to make sure it is reasonable.

Directions:

Enter your answer as an integer or a decimal if there is a single box OR as a fraction if there are two separate boxes – one for the numerator and one for the denominator. To enter an integer or a decimal, either type the number in the answer box using the keyboard or use the Transfer Display button on the calculator. To enter a fraction, type the numerator and the denominator in the respective boxes using the keyboard. For a negative sign, type a hyphen.  A decimal point cannot be used for a fraction. Fractions do not need to be reduced to lowest terms, though you may need to reduce your fraction to fit in the boxes.

The GRE Program can help you perfect these 7 tips and many more!

Once you have registered for the GRE and have a confirmed test date, create a study schedule.Plan out what you are going to study on a certain day, when you will study, where you will study, how long you will study and your goals for each day. Stick to your designed plan!

An exhaustive review of concepts in Math subjects – arithmetic, algebra, statistics, and geometry– is utmost important!!!!!! It is necessary to have a strong foundation and understanding of key terms and equations before you begin applying this knowledge to GRE Quantitative problems.

You should understand why incorrect answers are incorrect. Identify your areas of improvement, and focus to strengthening these areas to its max.

In any walk of life, it takes lot of practice to become the best in that category. It is true with GRE exam as well as well. So, practice all different kind of problems repeatedly and exhaustively in a given time frame will push you in top percentile.

The Computer-Based General GRE contains four sections, one of which is an unidentified pretest section. Total testing time is up to 3 ¼ hours. Assume your study time as if you are taking the real exam. Close out all distractions, limit interruptions, and focus throughout your study hours. This is great training for the real exam.

You will have 45 minutes to answer 28 Quantitative questions for the Computer-Based General GRE. That is an average of 1 minute 36 seconds per question. Identify the shortest method to get to the correct answer. Sometimes solving the problem algebraically is the quickest way to get to the answer. Other times using a strategy such as Pick-A-Number or Back-Solve is the most efficient.

Determine whether you will be taking the Computer-Based GRE or the Paper-Based GRE.Practice problems in books are great. However, if you will be taking the computer-based CAT, it is important to become familiar with answering Quantitative problems from computer screen to paper. You can download ETS’s free online test-preparation software, GRE POWERPREP Software, to your PC by visiting www.ets.org/gre. This software provides practice with real GRE questions and the CAT format.

You can take GRE test only once per calendar month. The maximum number of times you are permitted to take the test is five times in a rolling 12-month period. This policy applies even if you decide to cancel your test scores after taking the exam.

To learn more about the GRE or to register for the test, visit www.ets.org/gre. The GRE POWERPREP Software containing a free downloadable online practice test is available at www.ets.org/gre/greprep.html
To learn more about the Computer Adaptive Test (“CAT”) format and how the GRE is scored, please visit www.ets.org/gre and click on “GRE Test Overview.”