How To Cheat On GRE

1. Unauthorized Devices: Some test takers attempt to cheat on the GRE using smartphones, smartwatches, or hidden earbuds to look up questions, exchange answers, or receive assistance from others during the test. However, relying on a partner to provide answers quickly may lead to running out of time during the time-limited GRE exam. Wheebox/ProctorU proctors, utilized by ETS, are well-trained and very strict. If you look away from the screen, they typically take that as an indication of cheating. Another method some students try is using a long HDMI cable to have an accomplice sitting close by read the questions, look up the answers using Google or ChatGPT, and then answer the exam using a wireless keyboard and mouse. This typically does not work well because Wheebox/ProctorU proctors check for multiple monitors before the exam starts. During the GRE, ETS software scans for and checks if any new monitors have been plugged in (via HDMI or DisplayPort), and this can cause the exam application to stop if an extra monitor is detected. When you are cheating on the GRE you want to involve as few people as possible in the venture. The more people are involved the higher the risk.
2. Impersonation: There have been several instances where test takers have tried to get someone else (usually a sibling who looks like them) to take the GRE at home for them, either by impersonating them using their ID or by using forged ID documents, such as a fake passport or driver's license. However, unless the person is a genius (so they can take the GRE and get a high score) and looks exactly like you (so they can pass the ID verification), this can be needlessly risky. Wheebox/ProctorU does an adequate job verifying the ID document and matching it up to the test taker's face. Also, the odds of knowing someone who is a genius who can get a high score on the GRE and is willing to do this for you are usually very low. This is a bad idea if you are trying to cheat on the GRE at home.
3. Communication with Others: Test-takers might use subtle methods of communication with others outside the test environment, such as using a second phone (Wheebox/ProctorU makes you put your mobile phone away when the test starts, after they make you use it to show the screen using the selfie camera) that is not visible to the proctor, or coded signals in the background that are unnoticeable on camera through windows or by using mirrors, this is generally inadvisable because you may get a sharp proctor who is like a hawk watching for this and could cause your GRE to be canceled. This is also a high lag, high latency way of cheating on the GRE that causes test takers to run out of time and not get a high score.
4. Virtual Machines: Utilizing a virtualization software like VMware Workstation or VirtualBox to cheat on the GRE at home is something we’ve done a lot of research into and have observed prospects trying to do. But the ETS Secure Browser is very good at scanning for traces that VMware Workstation and VirtualBox leaves so the fact that the exam is being started from a virtual machine will be detected by ETS software before the exam even begins. Okay there are ways to mask the fact that you are using a virtual machine how about those? Still a bad idea. Virtual machines usually have a hard time managing peripherals like microphones and webcams. If in the middle of cheating on the GRE at home with a virtual machine (with VM masking done) your microphone or webcam stops working the proctor will halt the exam and most likely want to investigate.
5. Accomplice Hiding Under Table: Because technological bypasses of ETS and Wheebox/ProctorU Guardian software have become so difficult recently owing to ETS Secure Browser updates, a new trend among GRE cheaters has cropped up (especially in South Asia). In this scheme, the test taker has someone hide under a large desk to snap pictures of the screen and then gives the answer to the test taker by touching their toe to select A, B, C, or D. This is a terrible way to cheat and it is not surprising that this method was detected and widely covered in the news. Why? The GRE is an intense exam where you have 1 hour and 58 minutes to answer 54 multiple-choice questions and write 1 essay. If you add a huge latency act such as surreptitiously taking pictures of the screen, looking up the answers (which introduces significant delay), and then signaling the answer to the test taker, you are simply going to run out of time and get a low score. We strongly advise against this because the latency and the number of people involved make this incredibly risky and often futile.
6. Hidden Phone, Notes, and ChatGPT: Some test takers try to use hidden physical notes or use secondary phones to refer to information to cheat during the GRE test at home. This is not advisable since looking up answers takes valuable time. Also, given that the GRE General test uses a large rotating bank of questions, it is highly unlikely the same questions you have in your notes will show up. Even if you could hide a phone and take pictures and use the ChatGPT app during the GRE test at home (without any intervention by the Wheebox/ProctorU proctor), the substantial delay will cause you to run out of time and not be able to get a high score. Adding to this, the fact that you will need to hide the phone out of the proctor's view and risk having the test stopped if the proctor suspects you are doing something untoward makes this a non-viable way of cheating.
7. Pre-exam Sharing of Pooled Answers: Some individuals try to cheat on the GRE at home by getting questions from recent test dates and figuring out the answers beforehand. If you have 5-10 people taking the test on or near the same day as you, this has a good chance of working, especially with the Analytical Reasoning essay question which often repeats. But this method requires you to have 5-10 people taking the test for you to create the pool of questions. We have an edge here because on an average day, we help 15-20 clients cheat on the GRE at home and this allows us to create up-to-date answer banks to get exactly the high score clients want.
8. Remote Screen Sharing Software (Software-Assisted Cheating): Some test takers hoping to cheat on the GRE at home utilize software applications to share the screen and have a tutor answer the GRE questions via the remote connection. This was a method that worked well during Covid-19 when ETS rushed the GRE test to be online for almost every cheater because even programs like Teamviewer and RemotePC worked and lot of people got very high GRE scores using this method. But as time has passed, ETS software has gained the ability to detect and block most screen-sharing software. The ETS Secure Browser specifically blocks RemotePC now. Very few firms are able to bypass ETS security and do screen-sharing-based GRE cheating. We are one of these firms. Why is screen-sharing-based cheating on the GRE at home one of the best ways to cheat on the GRE at home? Because the method has the lowest chance of detection, and when clients work with a company such as ours to cheat on the GRE, you are getting a genius tutor who routinely takes 2-4 GRE’s tests a day answering the questions for you remotely (while you pretend to take the test) this ensures that you get a high score with very little risk of detection. As far as the Wheebox/ProctorU proctor is concerned the test taker is in front of the computer and answering the questions. The real expert however is connected into the computer and selecting the answers.

So to recap, trying to use your phone to look up the answers is a bad idea. Having someone hide under the desk or trying to use a long HDMI cable is also a bad idea. What actually works when it comes to cheating on the GRE at home? Hire a professional company like NoNeedToStudy.com to remotely connect into your computer and have a GRE genius tutor answer the questions for you. This will allow you to get a 335 score with ease. When considering GRE at home cheating methods always consider the time lag of each method for example snapping pictures of the screen, sending to someone else and having them look up the answer has a huge built in time lag this is inherently something that will simply fail to work as intended. Another thing to keep in mind the more people you involve in the cheating scheme the more things can go wrong.

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You will sit in front of the computer pretending to take the GRE. You will be the one completing the ID verification and the room scan. Our unique technology stack allows us to remotely connect to your computer using specialized undetectable software and help you get a very high score on the GRE by cheating. With Wheebox/ProctorU and ETS remaining unaware that our tutor is actually taking the test. You will sit in front of the computer the whole time pretending to answer the questions. We believe we are the only company capable of securely bypassing the proctoring procedures for Praxis at-home tests proctored by Wheebox/ProctorU and ETS. This level of secure assistance is challenging to achieve, making our services peerless. We are also the only company that has the vast network of GRE tutors who can easily get high scores for our clients (by taking the GRE for the client).

You can cheat on the GRE test at home by paying us to remote connect into your computer and have our tutor answer the questions on the GRE while you sit in front of the computer and pretend to take the test.

If you cheat using a service like ours, we are obsessive about keeping clients safe and ensuring clients have full deniability, then you will get the high score on the GRE we promise you. If you clumsily attempt to cheat using an HDMI cable (this does not work) or some other simpler means then you can expect to be flagged by ETS (the organization that runs the GRE) for cheating and have your scores revoked or be blocked from taking the GRE at home. In over 10,000 GRE orders we’ve processed this has never happened in 1 instance yet.

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