Is GRE preparation feasible within one to one and a half months?
Yes, preparing for the GRE in 1 to 1.5 months is feasible, especially if you have a strong academic background and good English skills. Most students take 2-3 months, but a focused, intensive plan can work in a shorter timeframe.
To maximize your results:
- Take a diagnostic test to identify strengths and weaknesses.
- Follow a daily, structured study schedule focused on all GRE sections.
- Use official GRE prep materials and practice under timed conditions.
- Prioritize weak areas and build vocabulary efficiently.
With discipline and targeted practice, you can prepare effectively in this period.
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