Problem Solving Tricks & Strategies to score high in the GRE Quant section




Are you planning to take the GRE, but afraid of Mathematics? 
Do formulae and equations make you nervous?

Every year thousands of students prepare for the GRE. Not just from Sciences or Engineering, but students of Social Sciences or Humanities background also appear for the exam.
The GRE Quantitative section has all the ingredients to make an average student of Mathematics feel nervous. If you have a weakness with mathematical problem solving, then extensive sessions of guidance by the highly experienced faculty can help you navigate the Quantitative section with new-found confidence.

Simple, not straightforward

At first glance, you may feel that the Quantitative section is extremely simple and that you wouldn't have to pay much attention to this section. Remember GRE math isn’t hard but it’s tricky. It focuses on testing the reasoning ability of the student. So most of the questions are based on a simple logic with a twist in it, making it a brain teaser. Understanding these subtle nuances is often the solution to most problems.

Getting started

The number of topics in the Quantitative section is huge, making it difficult to understand where to start. Start with the basic topics of Arithmetic and Algebra and then gradually work up to the more difficult ones.

Strategic Planning

Attempting to solve a problem with only concepts and procedure can be both confusing and time consuming. A far more efficient approach would be to eliminate obvious incorrect options and narrow down the choices. The highly experienced faculty members at Edxcare will guide you how to figure out a pattern in the trick questions and create a strategy to solve problems faster, thereby saving precious minutes.

Practice, practice and more practice

You can never have enough practice. Once you have identified your strengths and diagnosed your weaknesses, set yourself a routine and start practicing. You should pay more attention to the areas where you are still struggling.

Practice tests

Practice alone doesn’t help. It has to be time-oriented. That is where; we at Edxcare step in to help you. Here you are given numerous timed practice tests to help you time yourself and prepare for the exam efficiently.

For further test taking strategies log on to wwww.edxcare.com or call @+919831910078.

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