If you’re working then it will be better if you can pre-planned your week or fix a slot for GRE studies. For eg, you can see videos in the morning (1 hour reserved for it!) and then practice the same at evening or whenever you can find the time (Maybe 1 and half hour for it! 1 hour practice and half an hour for review)and you can use small time slots (5-15mins) throughout the day for vocab ! Then, on weekend you can pump those number to 3-5 hrs.
For example, you can schedule your day like this:
| Time | To DO |
|---|---|
| 7:00 : 8:00am | watch GregMat video for eg: Math strategy for TC |
| 10-10 : 15 am | see 10 words from Greg’s List group 1 during commute to work |
| 1:30 : 1:40 pm | Revise 10 words from Greg’s List group 1 again during lunch |
| 5:45 : 6:00 pm | see new 10 words from group 1 during going from work to home |
| 9:00 : 10:00 pm | Practice question from the video that you saw earlier |
| 10:00 : 10:30 pm | Update and review your error log after practice |
| 10:35 :10:45 pm | Revise the new 10 words that you saw at 5:45pm |
If you think you will need extra effort in writing other what’s mentioned in the plan then you can watch GRE ESSAY FEEDBACK HOUR recordings https://www.gregmat.com/course/gre-essay-feedback-hour the prompt for each video is embedded below the video → write yourself an outline and not the full essay then compare your outline ideas with the ones in the videos!
if you’re wondering what I mean by organizing your essays then take a look at this thread:https://forums.gregmat.com/t/organize-essays-what-to-do/7168