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Is there any good online coaching in India for GRE??

Hi everyone, for context. I studied for the GMAT for 5 months and I wasn't able to crack a good score there. After speaking with an educational counselor, I switched to GRE and gave a free test from ETS. I got 155 on verbal and 157 on quant. I am now seeking online coaching if possible because I honestly feel I need interaction sessions for the same. I am good with the group (not a very large size batch, say like 10-12 max.) as well as one on one session as well. Is there any coaching available that is reasonable?

I spoke to some of the coaches. They are charging 70k only for either quant or verbal, not together. For context, I can pay that much for both together, not individually. I know there are some coaching institutes but I didn't hear that good reviews. So, I am a little confused about what to do? I know, I would need online interaction classes.

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u/Open_Negotiation_809 — 11 days ago

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We got so bored of revising GRE vocab that we turned it into a small game

I genuinely hated revising vocab for the GRE. Sitting with giant word lists every day felt painful and I could never stay consistent with it.

I used to play apps like Elevate sometimes and realized I remembered things way better through quick games/images than through flashcards. But none of those apps were actually useful for GRE vocab specifically.

So my friend and I started making a small game around actual GRE words for ourselves. Nothing revolutionary, it just made revision feel less miserable for me personally lol.

Leaving it here in case someone else struggles with vocab the same way I did:
https://verbalflo.com/

u/vish_bavs — 14 days ago