which is the best source for preparing GRE general exam?
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Once you register for the GRE, you can download the software PowerPrep. This is the only online free resource that I know of. I bought a book that came with practice questions, tips, and a CD with full length practice tests. Good luck!
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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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the best institute for gmat and gre prepartion is Jamboree.. for more information u can check http://www.jamboreeindia.com/index.asp
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When you register on ets you should be able to get some free stuff from them, I got their CD practice for the GRE and it was excellent (I know you said GMAT).\nThe other book I found to be helpful was Kaplan, do not get princeton review, Kaplan is more helpful specially the section on the back.\nNO CALCULATORS ALLOWED
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i guess you are in india ....\nfor quant ..r.s.agarwal or m.tyra or abijit guha any one will suffice.\nfor puzzles/logic ...gorge summers and shakuntala devi(spl for infy)\nfor vocab barrons GRE
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U better take GRE now.U can take TOEFL at the end of ur last semester.Taking GRE now gives u time if u need to take it again(low scores).Read Barron's.Its the ultimate book.For any tips/discussions,u can visit forums on the net.
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You're probably thinking of the GRE, the Graduate Record Examinations. This test is required for entrance into most MBA and graduate programs. There are plenty of online courses that help you to prepare for the exam. Just do a simple Yahoo! or other search for "GRE Preparation" and you'll find plenty of classes.
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Your answer is at  http://www.gre.com.pk   in GRE subject section
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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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Both my husband and I took the GRE (and scored well) and we used at-home prep materials including books and CD sample tests.  Our conclusion was that you don't really learn new material at that point, so lectures and groups wouldn't offer anything special, but sure cost a lot more than books.  The GRE wasn't like a lot of other tests where you have to find the answer, but it seemed like a lot of time there would be three possible answers and you'd find the best choice by eliminating ones that wouldn't work ... if that makes any sense.  It is a different sort of test and I though the Princeton was a good review.  It taught us how to effeciently answer so we could get through all the answers and not get bogged down in solving every problem.  Books w/CD was worth the money.  Friends who took courses didn't seem to get any more for their money, and the schedule isn't flexible.
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it depends on the reason you want to study vocab.\n\nif it is for gre, you have no other go than to cram for it plus the following optional options.\n\nif it is for general interest, then there are many fun ways.\n\n1) speak the words, meanings onto mic, save them, and put it in ur ipod, you can listen to it whenever you are doing any physical work like exercise or travelling by bus. repetition helps retainment.\n\n2)make a pledge that you will learn N number of new words everyday. and continue without break. This way you are bound to learn new words everyday\n\n3)nothing beats repetition. according to many researches, the best way to keep a particular piece of info inside permanent memory is repetition. so repeat the words and meanings in as many forms as possible, audio, memory game, quizes, question answer session with close friend or family regarding vocabulary, etc etc. so in short REVISE REVISE REVISE\n\nhope this helps
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I think that you'd be better off going to the library and get a study guide for the text that you'll be taking.  You can also buy these study guides.\n\nAlso, some testing organizations post study guides on their websites.  Check for those.  \n\nThe ETS does the SAT, GRE, and some others:\nhttp://www.ets.org/portal/site/ets/menuitem.3a88fea28f42ada7c6ce5a10c3921509/?vgnextoid=85b65784623f4010VgnVCM10000022f95190RCRD
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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 mainly want to improve your fluency in english for the gmat you can hardly do better thatn use the bbc webpages.\n\nthe news pages are very interesting to read, and written in a clear and limpid english.\n\nfeature articles from some of the other pages will take you into more advanced usage when you are ready for that.
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http://www.amazon.com  <-- search for GMAT . I used the For Dummies book, but there are at least 30 to choose from.\n\n\nHere's you some more info on the MBA.\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mba\n\n&\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/mbadegree
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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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yes, anyone can take GRE anytime, and education background has nothing to do with it. Only restriction that if you are unhappy with result, youhave to wait sometime before you can take it again.