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Users often post frantic messages saying: "I took PowerPrep 1 yesterday and PowerPrep 2 today and my score dropped!"
Reddit is often ruthless, but it is rarely wrong about the basics. Here is the consensus that you should trust. gre powerprep reddit
On the real GRE, the on-screen calculator is sluggish and doesn't follow PEMDAS correctly (try 2+3*4 – ETS calculator gives 20, not 14). PowerPrep simulates this flaw. Reddit complains about it constantly, but few actually practice with the terrible calculator. Use the PowerPrep calculator to memorize workarounds (e.g., always use parentheses). Users often post frantic messages saying: "I took
PowerPrep tells you what you got wrong, but not why . The r/GRE community often forgets that ETS hides the "difficulty level" of each question. A question you got wrong might be a Level 5 (hardest), meaning you can ignore it if you are aiming for 160Q. Reddit users rarely mention this—they assume all wrong answers are equal. PowerPrep simulates this flaw