Aditya Adyar
GRE, GMAT, CAT, IELTS, TOEFL advanced English for toppers.
Welcome to your ultimate audio masterclass for cracking the hardest verbal sections in the world. Whether you are aiming for a top-tier score in the GRE, GMAT, CAT, IELTS, or TOEFL, this podcast is designed to get you there—one word, one idiom, and one strategy at a time. In each short, high-impact episode, we break down high-frequency advanced vocabulary, complex sentence structures, reading comprehension traps, and critical reasoning concepts. Stop guessing context clues and start mastering the language of high scorers. Hit Follow and level up your verbal prep today!
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Jun 2, 2026
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Evil twin words of verbal section #gre #gmat #toefl #cat 02.06.2026 3:34
Don't let visual "twin words" trick you into a lower score. Examiners intentionally use look-alike and sound-alike words in multiple-choice options because they know your brain skips details under pressure. In this episode, we throw 3 pairs of deadly vocabulary twins into the ring for a head-to-head showdown. The Matchups: 🥊 Ingenuous vs. Ingenious: The massive difference between being naive and...
Crack Reading comprehension in GRE, GMAT, CAT, TOEFL 02.06.2026 3:26
You don't need to know every word to ace Reading Comprehension. You just need to know how to spot the structure. In this episode, we break down a brutal, exam-level RC passage line-by-line. Forget passive reading—we are reverse-engineering dense academic text to show you how top-percentile scorers decode advanced vocabulary like Spurious and Rescind using structural clues alone. Inside this strate...
Don’t fall for the trap : Fakery and deception #gre #gmat #cat #toefl 28.05.2026 4:36
In this episode, we are breaking away from boring alphabetical lists to tackle one of the biggest conceptual traps in competitive exams: The Language of Deception. Test-makers love using words that mean "fake," "lying," or "misleading" because they instantly shift the author's tone in dense Reading Comprehension (RC) passages and sentence completion questions. If you don't know these 5 words, you...
Episode 3 - High frequency words A 25.05.2026 6:21
Word lists for GRE, GMAT, SAT, CAT, TOEFL #gre #gmat #sat #toefl #english
Episode 2 - High frequency words A 21.05.2026 7:10
Episode 2
Episode 1 - High frequency words A - Batch 1 21.05.2026 8:30
High frequency words A
Intro episode- Why this podcast 20.05.2026 1:29
Intro
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