Hi Greg,
I’ve been studying for the GRE since the end of April (after taking an ETS mock and scoring 312), using the 1-month plan alongside my 9-to-5 job. So far, I’ve completed almost all of the foundational quant quizzes (+prepswift videos) with an average of 80% or higher, memorized 27 vocab groups, and gone through all of the ETS Verbal Prep videos along with the homework. I may have skipped a few optional SE/TC quizes here and there just to keep moving through the course.
At the beginning of June, I scored 325 (164Q, 161V) on GregMat Practice Test 1. A couple of days ago, I scored 320 (164Q, 156V). My quant mistakes in the latest mock were mostly due to time pressure, misreading questions, and calculation errors rather than conceptual gaps.
On the verbal side, inference questions in RC have been my biggest weakness. I can usually narrow the answer down to two choices but often pick the wrong one. I’m working on improving that. A few TC mistakes also came from not fully understanding the meaning of certain words in the context of the sentence.
I’m planning to take the GRE on 26th July. The only thing making me anxious is my previous test-center experience. The last exam I took at a center was the GMAT in December, where I performed badly. To be fair, I wasn’t prepared and had barely taken any mocks, but that experience still lingers in the back of my mind.
Given where I currently stand, what would you recommend as my game plan for the next 18 to 20 days? I can consistently study 3 to 4 hours on weekdays after work and around 6 hours on weekends. I also plan to buy Official mocks 2 and 3, but since those mocks are expensive, I want to make sure I’m using them in the most effective way.
My target score is 327+, and I genuinely believe it’s achievable. I’m trying to build a routine that closely mimics exam-day conditions. I’d really appreciate a realistic strategy that gives me the best chance of reaching my target while helping me go into the exam feeling calm and confident.
Ps. Thank you for making such entertaining and cost-friendly educational content.

