What should I focus on in week 3 of my 4-week GRE preparation plan?
In week 3 of a 4-week GRE plan, finish all math and verbal modules, revise your notes, learn 200 new words, revisit lessons you struggled with and take as many full-length mock tests as possible. Secondary goals include 150 math problems and 75 or more verbal questions.
Week 3 is about completing your content and testing yourself. Your primary goals focus on finishing modules and building vocabulary, with practice tests to measure progress.
Week 3 Goals
| Priority | Goals |
|---|---|
| Primary | Complete all math modules and all verbal modules, revise notes, learn 200 new words, revisit last week's weak lessons, take as many full-length mocks as possible |
| Secondary | Quiz yourself on vocabulary from the last two weeks, complete 150 math problems from weak sections, complete 75+ verbal questions |
| Optional | Read three articles daily, take Test 2 from PowerPrep, take a Manhattan GRE practice test |
How to Use the Week
- Spend extra time on the sections you are weak in.
- Review each mock test to understand your mistakes.
- Repeat the reading routine from previous weeks.
My Advice
Treat these numbers as a guide and adjust them to your pace. Check the official GRE site for the latest test format before you finalize your plan.
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