The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a globally accepted entrance test for master’s, doctoral, and specialized graduate programs across disciplines. From engineering and sciences to humanities and management, the GRE is often a gateway to leading universities worldwide. A strong GRE score enhances not just admissions prospects but also scholarship opportunities.
At KD Global, our GRE preparation program is built around structured academic mastery and performance optimization. The GRE tests Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Analytical Writing — each demanding a different cognitive skill set. Our training methodology addresses these sections individually while ensuring integrated test-day readiness.
We begin with a diagnostic evaluation to understand your current performance level, strengths, and score potential. Based on this assessment, we create a customized preparation roadmap aligned with your target score, application deadlines, and academic background. Whether you are targeting 315+, 325+, or elite 330+ benchmarks, the preparation strategy evolves accordingly.
The Quantitative section requires conceptual clarity across arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data interpretation, and advanced problem-solving logic. Many students struggle not because of lack of knowledge, but because of application speed and error patterns. Our sessions focus on structured problem breakdown, pattern recognition, and time-bound execution strategies.
The Verbal section is where many aspirants find the greatest challenge. Vocabulary mastery alone is not enough. We train students in text completion logic, sentence equivalence strategies, and deep reading comprehension frameworks. The emphasis is on understanding contextual reasoning rather than memorizing isolated word lists.
For the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), we guide students through structured essay frameworks, argument analysis techniques, and scoring benchmarks that consistently help them achieve 4.0 to 5.0+ bands. Every mock test is followed by detailed performance analysis to identify improvement areas and eliminate repeated mistakes.
Success in the GRE is a combination of disciplined preparation, analytical thinking, and exam strategy refinement. At KD Global, we ensure that every student progresses with clarity, measurable improvement, and confidence — not guesswork.
GRE Schedule
Quantitative Reasoning – Complete Study & Test Preparation Schedule
Objective
Identify the student’s baseline level and build GRE-specific problem-solving frameworks.
Diagnostic Test Review
- Full-length GRE diagnostic (Quant focus)
- Identification of weak and strong areas
Error Log Creation
- Conceptual errors
- Careless errors
- Timing-related errors
- Strategy-related errors
Core GRE Quant Techniques
- Quantitative Comparison (QC) decision framework
- Problem Solving (PS) techniques
- Estimation & approximation
- Logical elimination strategies
- Smart number selection
Objective
Application of GRE techniques to core algebra concepts.
Topics Covered
- Simplifying algebraic expressions
- Operations with exponents
- Linear equations
- Solving linear equations with one variable
- Solving two linear equations with two variables
- Solving equations by factoring
- Quadratic equations
- Inequalities
- Absolute value
- Functions
Practice Structure
- Concept building
- Application on Problem Solving questions
- Application on Quantitative Comparison questions
- Timed practice sets
- Daily error analysis
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 1
- Detailed review:
- Accuracy
- Timing
- Strategy usage
- Score Improvement Plan 1
- Accuracy
Objective
Apply GRE techniques to arithmetic-heavy and real-world problem-solving questions.
Arithmetic Concepts
- Properties of integers
- Divisibility, factorization & prime numbers
- Odd & even integers
- Remainders
- Fractions & decimals
- Real numbers
- Ratio and proportion
- Percent concepts
- Powers & roots
- Absolute value & number line
- Descriptive statistics
- Mean, median, mode
- Range, standard deviation
- Quartiles & percentiles
- Mean, median, mode
- Sets
- Counting methods
- Elementary & discrete probability
Word Problem Topics (Integrated with Arithmetic)
- Rate problems
- Work problems
- Mixture problems
- Interest problems
- Profit & loss
- Discount
- Sets & Venn diagrams
- Measurement problems
- Data interpretation
Practice Focus
- Translating word problems into equations
- QC vs PS decision-making
- Accuracy under time pressure
- Mixed arithmetic + word problem drills
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 2
- Detailed review
- Score Improvement Plan 2
Objective
Develop accuracy and confidence in visual and data-heavy GRE questions.
Geometry Topics
- Parallel & perpendicular lines
- Angle measurement in degrees
- Triangles
- Isosceles
- Equilateral
- 30°–60°–90° triangles
- Isosceles
- Quadrilaterals & polygons
- Congruent & similar figures
- Circles
- 3-dimensional figures
- Area, perimeter & volume
- Pythagorean theorem
- Coordinate geometry
- Slopes
- Intercepts
- Graphs of equations & inequalities
- Slopes
(Note: Proof construction is NOT tested on GRE)
Data Analysis Topics
- Interpretation of data in:
- Tables
- Line graphs
- Bar graphs
- Circle graphs
- Boxplots
- Scatterplots
- Tables
- Frequency distributions
- Probability concepts:
- Independent events
- Compound events
- Conditional probability
- Independent events
- Random variables
- Normal distribution
Skills Developed
- Data filtering & prioritisation
- Logical elimination
- Multi-step reasoning
- Time management in data-heavy sets
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 3
- Detailed review
- Score Improvement Plan 3
Objective
Convert preparation into consistent GRE score gains.
Tests 4–10 (10 Tests Total)
Each test follows a fixed improvement cycle:
Test Day
- Full-length GRE mock
- Updated error log
Post-Test Review
- Question-wise analysis
- Timing benchmarks
- Error pattern identification
- Re-solving incorrect questions
Focused Improvement
- Targeted drills from weak areas
- Advanced QC & PS practice
- Strategy refinement
- Speed vs accuracy optimisation
✅ Final Outcomes
- Strong command over Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry & Data Analysis
- Confident handling of Quantitative Comparison & Problem Solving
- Improved speed, accuracy, and decision-making
- Consistent and measurable GRE Quant score improvement
Verbal Reasoning – Complete Study & Test Preparation Schedule
Objective
Identify baseline verbal ability and establish GRE-specific reading and reasoning frameworks.
Diagnostic Test Review
- Full-length GRE Verbal diagnostic
- Identification of weaknesses across RC, TC, and SE
Error Log Creation
- Vocabulary gaps
- Logical misinterpretation
- Careless reading errors
- Timing and pacing issues
- Strategy-related errors
Core GRE Verbal Techniques
- Active reading & passage mapping
- Main idea vs supporting detail identification
- Author tone, purpose, and assumption tracking
- Logical prediction before answer choices
- Elimination of trap answers
- Context-based vocabulary decoding
Objective
Develop advanced critical reading skills required for graduate-level texts.
Reading Comprehension Abilities Developed
- Understanding explicit and implicit meaning
- Distinguishing major vs minor points
- Summarizing passages
- Drawing valid conclusions
- Inferring missing information
- Understanding logical structure and transitions
- Identifying author commitment vs speculation
- Evaluating strengths and weaknesses of arguments
- Considering alternative explanations
Question Types Covered
1. Multiple-Choice: Select One Answer
Description
- One correct answer from five options
Strategies
- Read all answer choices carefully
- Avoid partially correct or irrelevant true statements
- Match word meanings strictly to passage context
2. Multiple-Choice: Select One or More Answers
Description
- Three answer choices
- One to three correct answers
- No partial credit
Strategies
- Evaluate each option independently
- Do not assume only one correct answer
- Avoid partially true choices
3. Select-in-Passage
Description
- Identify the sentence that best fits a description
- Applies to specific paragraphs only
Strategies
- Evaluate each sentence individually
- Match the description precisely
- Ignore sentences outside the referenced section
Practice Structure
- Passage mapping & annotation
- Question-type specific drills
- Short vs long passage strategy
- Timed RC sets
- Daily error analysis
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 1
- Detailed review
- Score Improvement Plan 1
Objective
Strengthen logical reasoning and contextual vocabulary usage.
Question Structure
- Passages of 1–5 sentences
- 1–3 blanks per passage
- 3 choices per blank (2–3 blanks)
- 5 choices (1 blank)
- No partial credit
Skills Tested
- Logical coherence
- Structural cues
- Contextual meaning
- Sentence flow and tone
Strategies
- Read passage for overall meaning first
- Identify key structural words (although, moreover, therefore)
- Predict answers before viewing choices
- Solve easier blanks first if needed
- Ensure final passage is logically, grammatically, and stylistically coherent
Practice Structure
- Vocabulary-in-context drills
- Single-blank → multi-blank progression
- Timed TC practice
- Error log refinement
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 2
- Detailed review
- Score Improvement Plan 2
Objective
Master meaning-based sentence completion.
Question Structure
- One sentence with one blank
- Six answer choices
- Select two correct answers
- No partial credit
Skills Tested
- Logical interpretation
- Nuance and tone
- Meaning equivalence
Strategies
- Predict meaning before checking options
- Avoid choosing synonyms without sentence fit
- Ensure both selected answers produce sentences with the same meaning
- Validate logical and grammatical coherence
Practice Structure
- Meaning-based elimination
- Pair identification drills
- Timed SE sets
- Vocabulary consolidation
Objective
Develop the ability to construct a clear, well-reasoned Issue essay.
Task Components
- Introduction with a clear thesis
- Body paragraphs with:
- One main idea per paragraph
- Explanation + example
- One main idea per paragraph
- Counterargument (optional but recommended)
- Conclusion with synthesis
Skills Developed
- Taking a strong, defensible position
- Developing ideas logically
- Avoiding off-topic discussion
- Maintaining focus and coherence
Practice Structure
- Paragraph-wise writing practice
- Brainstorming exercises
- Timed introduction and body paragraph drills
- Daily error analysis
Assessment
- Full-Length Test 3
- Detailed review
- Score Improvement Plan 3
Objective
Build GRE-level vocabulary and exposure to complex prose.
Recommended Reading Sources
- Newspapers:
- The New York Times
- The Guardian
- The Wall Street Journal
- The New York Times
- Periodicals:
- The Economist
- Scientific American
- London Review of Books
- The Economist
- Trade books by experts and journalists
- Academic sources (optional):
- IOPscience
- The Royal Society
- IOPscience
Critical Reading Practice
Students are trained to ask:
- What is the author’s main argument?
- What is implied but not stated?
- Why is a particular detail emphasized?
- Where is the argument weakest?
Objective
Convert preparation into consistent GRE Verbal score gains.
Tests 4–10 (10 Tests Total)
Each test follows a fixed improvement cycle:
Test Day
- Full-length GRE Verbal mock
- Updated error log
Post-Test Review
- Question-wise analysis
- Timing benchmarks
- Error pattern identification
- Re-solving incorrect questions
Focused Improvement
- Targeted RC / TC / SE drills
- Vocabulary reinforcement
- Strategy refinement
- Speed vs accuracy optimization
✅ Final Outcomes
- Strong command over Reading Comprehension, Text Completion & Sentence Equivalence
- Confident handling of all GRE Verbal question types
- Improved reading speed, comprehension, and logical reasoning
- Consistent and measurable GRE Verbal score improvement
