
Explore how GRE scoring depends on performance across sections, with per-question points and the rule of not leaving questions blank, encouraging guessing or approximation to maximize scores.
Outlines the GRE introduction syllabus: eight engineering math topics with animated videos, and a verbal syllabus focusing on grammar, vocabulary, reading, and analysis, plus four question types.
Target easy questions first, then medium and hard, navigate freely within the section where every question carries equal marks, and apply time management with approximation, elimination, substitution, sequencing.
Use the elimination technique: substitute values for variables, test middle options, and eliminate wrong answers, illustrated with a housing loan installment problem totaling 315.
Apply substitution technique to solve (x+1)/x = 2 and evaluate x^101/x^100, then use the LCN of 10, 15, 20, and 30 as 60 to compute the four workers’ combined days.
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Total Syllabus classification:
1. Vedic Maths techniques to improve Calculation Speed
2. Number Theory and Classifications
3. Arithmetic ( This include the Math which we Use in day today life like Percentages, Ratios and Proportions, Profit and Loss, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Mixtures, Time Speed and Distance etc)
4. Algebra (Simple Equations, Linear Equations, )
5. Geometry
6. Logical Analysis ( Permutations and Combinations, Probability, Progressions, Logical Sequencing)
7. Statistics, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency.
8. Problem Solving Techniques ( This section includes how to eliminate the Answer Choices from Multiple Choice questions without solving them exactly along with Quantitative Comparisons and Data Sufficiency)