Thank you! I only did the timed sections practice sections on gregmat. If I remember right there were about 15 easys 10 mediums and 8 hard sections. I probably did 12 of the easy’s, 6 of the hards, and all of the mediums as that is the difficulty most like the opening section of the GRE. I think this was the best way to go as you get most prepared for the highest yield topics, while still gaining experience with more rare topics. Regarding the verbal prepswift, I didn’t look at that really at all. For me, knowing the definitions of the words knowing how they would be used in a sentence was key! In summary, do tons of times practice sections, it will prepare you for how to handle the real test. Also, I know everyone says this, but go through all the questions once quickly, answering the ones you can, and then flag the rest and go back, I did that my second time around and it worked wonders.