How to Study for GRE with Sri Harsha Bolisetti (Video)
Do you want to know how to improve your GRE Verbal score without memorizing GRE Words?
Listen to interview I did with Sri Harsha Bolisetti
- First practice test 290 (140 in Verbal, 150 in Quantitative Section)
- 290 in Practice Test to 317 in GRE
- How I prepared for GRE
- Study plan – 200 GRE Words per day, Audio Files, Mnemonics,
- Resources for GRE
- TOEFL Agents
- Why I decided to take IELTS, not TOEFL
- Problem with TOEFL Test Center
How to Study for GRE
- About College Entrance Exam of High School Students.
- MSET Entrance experience
- Most Stupid mistake of my life
- Low score in MSET
College Life
- Why Electronics and Communications Engineering
- Impact due to Recession
- Parents Decision
- Don’t know about interests
- Switch to Software Job or Core Electronics Job
- College Life
- Developed interest towards C programming and Computer Science
- Why I decide to Study in USA
GRE Test Prep
- First practice test 290 (140 in Verbal, 150 in Quantitative Section)
- 290 in Practice Test to 317 in GRE
- How I prepared for GRE
- Study plan – 200 GRE Words per day, Audio Files, Mnemonics,
- Resources for GRE
- TOEFL Agents
- Why I decided to take IELTS, not TOEFL
- Problem with TOEFL Test Center
- TOEFL Agents
- Why I decided to take IELTS, not TOEFL
- Problem with TOEFL Test Center
Do you have any questions for Sri Harsha?
Hi Sri Harsha,
I am preparing for IELTS and I need ur suggestion and guidance.
Can you please guide me suggest me good tips.
Thanks,
Vaibhav
Hey, I disagree with what Harsha said about Magoosh that it doesn’t have an experimental section. Magoosh DOES HAVE 5 sections in the practice test. IT INCLUDES EXPERIMENTAL SECTION.
Dude, I used magoosh 1 year before… It may have that feature now but at that time its not available.
Anyway I am skeptical you watched the whole video because I never used magoosh practice tests, I only used manhattan and powerprep.
All the best for your GRE preparation.
Hi, harsha can u please tell me the facebook link once again is it vocab4u?
as u mentioned earlier can u please upload krupa’s techniques!
@Sri How would you rate the online Manhattan mock exams? Do you think mock score reflect those of real GRE?
@HSB,@Harsha Bollisetti: Hey can i know which coaching academy were you from ?
Is it Dr Raju’s at KPHB?
It’s Krupa coaching in Nallakunta…. Krupa helped me in building huge vocabulary …but I got all the real help from magoosh…
hmmm..dat was really gr8 harsha..hope u had given the best of ur preparation tips n resourses dat would really help all the folks who are about to talk their gre..n once again congo for your gre score n also a big congo for “first interviewed folk by hsb from our region..n all da very best for ur ielts..hope u cum with da same fluing colours even over there..:)
Thanks Uday… 🙂
Congratulations to Harsha , you have worked very hard and you are sharing with everyone which will be helping others !
Thanks to HSB , I would say that this is the most thorough and motivating GRE guidance which I have read and heard so far on internet.
I can’t say enough , this is called a job well done !
Thank You Geet…!
Actually it is EAMCET Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test not MSET.
hi HSB
i’ve been following this blog for the last 2 years and i’ve got a lot to know about the things to do for the mission “MS ABROAD”. To be honest this post has been the best post given by HSB till date. I’m yet to give GRE within the next 2-3 months. I’ve also completed my B.E in ECE but I wanna to my M.S in the same field unlike this guy. My preparation strategy matches this guy’s a hell lot. There’s no other way of remembering the words than associating a word with some mnemonic. 317 seems to be a good score but i’m aiming for a 325+. Thanks a ton for sharing this video. It has helped me a lot on planning my way to a good score.
Always aim for high scores… Even I aimed for 330+ … But because of various reasons I wasnt able to land in that coveted region…:(
Hope you reach your target score….:)
hey Harsha just saw ur video,damn i so relate to u.
PS:all jntu hyd students go though all the stuff u said:).Loved ur dedication can u upload ur mnemonics in telugu.would be really really useful!!
Hello Padma,
There are lot many people who are from JNTU-H, btw did you give your GRE ?
I have been following this blog for almost past 3 years from now, i was never scared when i read many experiences over here. When i came into 3rd, got scared postponed it to 4 th year. Now i am in fourth year,still scared pushed my admission idea to spring 2014 !
So, being a JNTU-H student, how did you plan or how are you planning for writing GRE ?
I can’t upload my mnemonics…they’re a bit salacious ….well …..more suited for me…
But I can upload krupa’s techniques for remembering vocabulary…. ( mostly in Telugu)
I will post them in my page after a few days…( my pc nt wrkn prply nw )
that would be great! do u a fb page or something where u post them?