how to raise gre score?
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Try taking a class from kaplan, princeton review or get a book on the topic from your library or bookstore.
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you do not have to find sample questions.Math section of gre is too easy.I took it last month and I did not study and i got 800.If you know basic algebra u dont have to study or worry about it.\nBut if you realy need , you may find from  sample test from  gre.org (download poverprep.exe)and there is an online book in that site.Besides, you may find preperation cds from library.I have not find anything good from net so I got barrons gre prep. cd from library.
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I recommend The Princeton Review series. I used their guide to prep for the GRE and I aced it.
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I took the GRE a little over a year ago.    I don't know if you took the SAT to get to undergrad, but the GRE is a bit different because of the format in which it's administered now.  They now ask you to go to a testing center and take the test on the computer.  It's a strange testing environment; it doesn't have the same sort of communal in-it-together atmosphere that the SAT or the LSAT have.  You're in a booth with scrap paper and a pencil. People watch you over video and it's self timed.\n\nDon't underestimate the environment/computerized test portion's influence on your scores.  You'll have to learn to test-take differently -- you can't underline, you can't draw diagrams on the side, you can't take one question and return to it.  You have to progress linearly.  You answer one question, they evaluate how you did and then offer the next question based on how they've calibrated your score from your previous answer.\n\nThis was fine for the writing portion.  I find that I'm accustomed to writing on the computer.  However, it was much harder for me to get used to the multiple choice on the computer format.\n\nOther than that, the content is not far different from SATs.  If you're like me, you'll have to brush up on math.   The verbal part is still a lot of reading comp and analogies.\n\nI always recommend studying, even if you are a strong standardized test taker.  These tests need practice.  Practice *on the computer*!
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Study like you would for a GRE.  Go to the bookstore and get practice exams or go to your nearest Kaplan center and attend some workshops.  Princeton has study guides too but I think Kaplan is a more reliable source.
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repetition is key. make notecards and carry them with you. study with other people and take turn asking questions.
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-learn about computer-adaptive exams; familiarity with the format of the test will help ease test-day anxiety and allow you to perform at your best\n-review algebra, geometry, and basic probability; practicing some of the basic concepts you haven't seen in years will reduce your frustration and raise your score\n-review basic rules of grammar; sentence correction questions will depend largely on very few fundamental rules\n-read good publications; ability to quickly get through dense material is vital for the GMAT\n-above all, pracitce dealing with questions on the computer; the inability to skip, review, preview, underline, cross out, and generally write on the test material itself is very disconcerting to many test-takers. Consider investing in a test-preparation program that will allow you to practice taking the GMAT online and help you with content review.\n\nIf there is a Kaplan center near you, attend a free "Test day strategies" seminar to pick up a few quick tips.\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.urch.com/forums/gre/11422-how-get-high-gre-quant-score-average-math-non-math-test-takers.html
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What helped me a lot was Kaplan's GRE Exam book. It prepared me for the whole exam. In the back it has word lists, prefix/suffix lists, top GRE word lists, synonym lists, etc. Studying these lists and doing the practice exams in the book and on the CD helped me the most. Make flash cards using the lists and study hard!\n\nI studied the book for about 3 months prior to the exam and passed with a 570 verbal and 660 quantitative, 5.0 on the essay part. I highly recommend the book and it's not too expensive. Around $20 or $25 if i remember correctly.
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Is suggest you to solve every problem in a book, it make you well get high scores in you test, REMEMBER: PERFECTIONS TAKES PRACTICE, PATIENCE, PERSEVERANCE AND PRAYER. Good luck
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Hello . There is no exam that cant be passed.\nGRE is not an exemption. People have done GRE & passed well; you can & would be one of those if you chose to.\nFirst,  you need the right attitude to see the possibility of doing well.\nThen you need to get as many study materials as you can.\nCheck GRE website:www.gre.org, you would find some sites that could help.\nI believe you can make it. \nDo you?\nAll the best.
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Do every practice you can find.\nThen ask yourself why you feel you need to get 750.
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Yes it is possible. Many of my students of GRE got more than 1500 by the preparation of only 25 working days. But it depends on your existing level. In normal case it need 2 month to prepare. Your required score demand 16 hours a day for three months extensive preparation (for above average in logics and reasoning minded student).\nFor more details you should visit  http://www.admissionglobal.com  ,  http://www.catzone.org  , http://www.entrytest.com and download preparation material as well.
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I'm in the same situation as you. I want to take my GRE in August, so I am going to start studying now. I bought Kaplan's prep book and it is starting to freak me out. I've always done really well in my classes, but I couldn't even answer half of the verbal test questions. I talked with some of my friends who took the test last year and they suggest making vocabulary flashcards or looking at different websites for help with the vocab. They said give yourself at least a month or two to help practice.
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A few weeks of studying a couple hours a day should be enough to prepare.  Buy Princeton Review's book on the SAT or if you can afford it (it costs about $1000) take their class ... it's well worth it.  The book is good too though.  I did the class for the SAT and did well and used the book for the GRE and did well on that also.
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You can improve your score by studying, but only a certain amount.\n\nFor example, MENSA accepts scores from standardized tests like the SATs, ACTs and GREs.  You can buy a study guide or take a class if you want to improve your score.  Basically you just need to develop habits that conform to the sorts of problems encountered in each type of test.
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Typically, you should have 3 overall scores. Each of these scores is out of 800, and the average is (or probably should be) in the 500 range.\n\nSo you add the three together to get your overall SAT score.\n\nI took the SAT in April of 2001, so I had the old one.\n\nMath: 560\nVerbal: 560\n\nOverall: 1120 (I did better on the GRE)\n\nYour should say:\n\nMath: x\nVerbal: y\nWriting: z\n\nSo it's x+y+z\n\nThe significance of the scores depends on the selectivity and the geographic location of the undergraduate schools you're applying to.