What Reddit Says About Gre Prep Apps
We compiled 15 Reddit discussions about Gre Prep apps from 3 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/GRE
The "best" app is whatever you'll actually use for 2+ months straight. Figure out if your problem is content or discipline first. ... hey, try Grezi it is an AI based app, that learns the way you learn.
r/GRE
Any suggestions for a GRE apps that I can use to study Quant while at work? I’m already using Gregmat online for my more focused study time but I want something that I can use during my downtime. I can’t use my laptop or tablet. ... Ahhh perfect! Completely missed this!Thank you! ... Preparing GRE V...
r/GRE
Khan Academy has videos to teach the basic math content, but it is severely lacking in test strategy. If you want more strategy and are willing to spend (literally) several dollars, then Gregmat+ is only $5 a month and will include content, ...
r/GRE
I think the most helpful materials are the ETS practice books and exams and Gregmat for vocab list and test-taking strategies. Magoosh is not worth the money (topics not 100% reflective of the GRE and significantly harder).
r/PTschool
I’d recommend joining several Facebook groups and seeing if you find same luck. I used target test prep for quant that was very comprehensive which I needed because only took one math class in undergrad. ... Magoosh is free! You can buy premium versions, but I never did and did quite well! It’s an a...
r/GRE
Magoosh Vocabulary Builder is great and free too.
r/gradadmissions
If you can't shell out for the Magoosh paid prep classes, the Magoosh free vocab flashcard app is really helpful! ... The official GRE test prep is really useful.
r/GRE
The GRE subreddit community will appreciate this convenient study tool. ... Gregmat is just the best. Everything you get for $5-6 a month is incredible. Really liking the new update as I’ve had to travel this week for work. Also, let me know if interested. Thinking of buying land in Colorado with li...
r/GRE
None of those options have realistic tests, but then no third-party tests do a good job mimicking the GRE. The elephant in the room is your timeline - 5-6 weeks is not much time unless your quant and verbal knowledge is already high-level. ... Don’t panic. Know your goal first. If you are doing PhD ...
r/GRE
What would you say is the best one to use? ... I've been using Ready4GRE, which has a lot of free content. It also has a Question of the Day feature, which is most useful the earlier you download the app. ... I paid for it, and there are some good questions. Not sure how it compares to Magoosh ...
r/GRE
Maybe have a “loading bar” type area so that we see how close we are to completing the study plan/program. Include practice problems, maybe directly from ETS with explanations why we chose the incorrect answer and how to correctly solve. (I have to take the GRE and am in desperate need for a tutor/a...
r/GRE
I tried Magoosh but couldn’t retain what I learned, so I tried the Gre vocab cartoon app by Vince Kotchian.
r/GRE
I am in three summer undergrad ... price tag is wild. Is magiosh really worth it? ... You should definitely check out Target Test Prep....
r/GRE
Regarding resources, check out ... much! I really appreciate it!! ... Sure thing! ... For quant I would really recommend target test prep....
r/GRE
As someone who completed TTP and is using GregMat currently (my 2nd take is in April), this is really helpful to hear. Thank you for sharing your story! ... Congrats on your impressive score! If you're looking for a Quizlet alternative, Brainscape offers a unique approach with its adaptive flas...
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