Anybody have recommendations on how to prepare for the GRE graduate exam?
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Get a Kaplan or Princeton Review prep book, and take the practice tests.
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I actually disagree - I think that the computer test is harder since you can't skip questions or review questions that you have already answered. While I didn't take the GRE, I did take the GMAT on the computer. I practiced a lot (with a test prep course) on the computer to make sure I was used to it. I also know that the computer version is given almost every business day throughout the US. The paper one is not.
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This depends on the test.  Some pat answers are:\n\n1. Prepare and use flash cards for vocabulary words (these continue to exist into graduate school)\n\n2. Form a study group that creates "pop quiz" questions for each other.\n\n3. Create memnonic enhancers - alternate ways of memorizing outside of rote.  Examples: anachronyms, songs, imagery, even physical cues, but the concepts must easily relate to the memnonic.\n\n4. Ask the instructor this question!  Oftentimes they provide the best insight, but most students are afraid to ask.\n\n5. Use advanced reading techniques (SQ3R) to create your own test questions from your textbook.  You may be surprised how you end up knowing the questions before you see them on the exam!
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While you can get information on-line about the GRE, you're not going to be able to take it on-line.  Educational Testing Service (ETS) requires that these things be proctored, meaning you take the exam at a specific time with one or more people watching over the proceedings to make sure that nobody cheats.  You might find some proxy services that will administer the test in foreign countires, but it's something that you're going to have to sit for.\n\nGood luck with it!\nmz
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The Math section is remarkably easy. ETS does that on many of its tests, including the GRE. I think it's because so many students find math all but impossible.\n\nFor me, the verbal section was not hard. The biggest thing to know is VOCABULARY. There are many books out there with lists called "The Hit Parade" which include some of ETS's favorite words to include. These books also offer strategies for answering the various types of questions in the verbal sections. I recommend an SAT Prep book by The Princeton Review. I used their GRE Prep book and aced the test. Good luck!
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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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Visit   http://www.gre.com.pk  the site provide all necessary information   if you want to prepare GRE information  visit http://www.catzone.org\nhttp://www.admissionglobal.com
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Get some of the prep books. I used the books offered by Princeton Review, Kaplan, and Barrons. Also, do a lot of the practice tests. Make sure and study harder for the sections that are more difficult for you. Study a lot of vocabulary, because that will really help you in the verbal section.
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Kaplan has some great resources for Pre-Graduate Tests.  The bookstore at your college should also have some of the same materials.  Kaplan also provides free practice tests in many areas.  You might want to check out thier website to see if there are any in your area.  I took the practice LSAT (Pre Law School Test) like that and it really helped me.  Good Luck
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Go ask Kaplan people, they have test prep for everything.
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got english learn first !!!\nthen get one job... forgert gre !!!
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Your answer is at  http://www.gre.com.pk   in GRE subject section
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Take a diagnostic test by downloading the GMATPrep™ Test-Preparation Software from Mba.com\nhttp://www.mba.com/mba/TaketheGMAT/ToolsToHelpYouPrepare/GMATPrepProducts/FreeGMATPrepTestPreparationSoftwarein2006.htm\n\nThese are the official practice tests and mimic exactly the look, feel and scoring of the real tests.\n\nIf you get a 500+ I'd say you are ready to take it.\n\nIf you get lower than that I would suggest that you study for about 30 hours over a period of about a month and then take another diagnostic test and see how you are doing.\n\nIf you need to study then PrepForTests.com's GMAT tutorials, practice questions and tips are the right place to start.\nhttp://www.prepfortests.com/
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GRE gives scores 200-800 for the General Test.  Study, Study, Study.  Oh, my advice would be to freshen up on your vocabulary skills.  That's what I'm doing.  Good Luck!!!
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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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If you register for the GRE you are offered free testing materials from ETS.  These include a number of practice problems, two sample tests and some additional suggestions all on a CD-ROM.\n\nA free flash card service like www.flashcardexchange.com also has innumerable sets of vocabulary word flash cards.
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I studied from Barron's as well. It is the best book out there for GRE. Learn by heart (I mean it) the 50+ page word list. If you had math classes in college, you should be fine on the quantitative section. You should figure out what your weak areas are. When you register for the GRE, they will send you a CD with practice questions. Make sure to do those. It's very helpful because it prepares you for the format of the exam. Try to get old Cd's from past years. \nThere is a book out there that has sample essays on ALL the essay questions that are listed on the GRE website. I read through that - it gives you really helpful tips on what the examiners are looking for in your essays (don't copy the essays though - that would be plagiarism).