I want full information on Advanced GRE??help plz??and for my MS education US or UK??
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This test is meant for those seeking admission in a graduate program.\n\nThe GRE Subject Tests or Advanced Tests gauge undergraduate achievement in specific fields of study.\n\nPresently advanced tests are given in eight subjects:\n\nBiochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology\nBiology\nChemistry\nComputer Science\nLiterature in English\nMathematics\nPhysics\nPsychology\nTo learn more about the GRE Subject Tests, read the following publications of ETS\n\nSubject Test Fact Sheets:\n\n Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology\n Biology\n Chemistry\n Computer Science\n Literature in English\n Mathematics\n Physics\n Psychology\n\nSubject Test Practice Books :\n\n Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology\n Biology\n Chemistry\n Computer Science\n Literature in English\n Mathematics\n Physics\n Psychology\n \nAll the above publications are available at WWW.GRE.ORG\n\nWHO SHOULD TAKE GRE SUBJECT TEST?\nMost of the schools do not require subject test for admission. To cite an example in the case of computer science programs I have calculated only 40 odd schools require the subject test.\nHowever it is suggested that you take the subject test if:\n1. You are targeting a high ranking program.\n2.If you want to get some sort of assistantship like TA/RA.\n4. If your GPA is low. For the cause of a low GPA shall be covered by a high score in the subject test.\n5. If your general GRE score is low.\n6. If you are applying to a PhD program.\nNote if the advance test in your subject is not available it is suggested that you take the test in a allied field.\n\nRegarding the choice of a country for studying. I will suggest USA for it's greater choice of progrms and depth of study. Moreover it offers greater opportunities for creating a career.  \nGood Luck\nNBS
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the best way is to apply online at:\n\nhttp://www.gre.org\n\nof course u have to determine whether u are going to take the general test or the specialized one.\n\ngood luck!
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GRE is graduate record exam . .it's like an SAT but for people who have finished a 4 year college degree and want to apply to grad school.\n\nTOEFL - test of english as a foreign language . . . is a test for non-native english speakers to determine if they have an adequate english proficiency for coursework in english.
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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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The best practice are those emulators that simulate the test. Books are good for general vocab review and math review, but they don't simulate the actual testing environment well.\n\nThe trick to the GRE is that your first few questions are critical. From there, your score is narrowed down with right answers getting you harder questions and wrong answers getting you easier questions, until a score is decided by the computer.
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/hea/brief/sow_brief.php
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Your answer is at  http://www.gre.com.pk   in GRE subject section
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Here is the link to their site.\n\nhttp://www.masters.org/en_US/scores/index2.html?refresh
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Can you please explain what is 'gre' subject as I'm not sure what you mean, thanks.
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You can find some info here: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprtcasec211.htm
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I found all of the GRE prep books to be about the same.  I used Petersons and Arco, and as a librarian I have seen many others that seem about the same. \n\nI would choose one that offers a CD of practice tests, as the test is computer based now.  These computerized tests will give you some familiarity with the format of the real test. \n\nI would also break an old high school or relay college geometry book as there were a lot of questions on it when I took it!  I did get into my first choice grad school though!\n\nThere is a field study going on that will actually pay you to take the test, although you will not get the scores.  You may want to look at that (the first link below). \n\nGet a good nights sleep and don't go hung over - I found that helpful too.   Good luck!
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Hey babe.  \nI took my GRE in october, the reason being, I'M thinking of going to grad school in the fall of 07 as well.  YOU WANT TO GET YOUR TESTING outta the way, because I just got my scores now in November, \n\nsecondly, with things like letters or reccs, statement of purpose..LIFE, app fees, the testing centers filling, these variables are huge and should be addressed.  I think you can still take it, the QUESTION is, getting it done and being done with it ya know.  \n\nThe earlier the better. \n\nGRAD SCHOOL is a bit different, you have to have the whole package at once.  UCLA GRAD, SCI-ARC- yale, all of these schools, you need to have a completed admission package to be even be considerd, so get it done and get that to the admissions now. \n\nTalk soon.
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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 haven't taken CSET, but I highly recommend Princeton Review. I used their guide for the GRE and I aced that one!
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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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Try here:\n\nhttp://edweb.sdsu.edu/courses/ET650_online/MAPPS/GDBasics.html
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Before you complete your Bachelors start looking for funding! Also, find schools you would like to attend. Make a list of 10 schools: 2 "reach" schools, 4 "average" schools, and 4 "absolutely" schools. The reach schools are schools that you would love to go to but your credentials are below their average for admittance. The 4 average schools are schools that admit students in your range of abilities/scores/etc. The absolutely schools are schools you know you can get in to without any problems. Be sure to take your GRE! I STRONGLY suggest that you pick up the Princeton Review study guide for it. It tests knowledge you haven't used since junior high or before! There's no calculus on it, I promise! Apply to all 10 schools. If you feel you can do better on the GRE, take it again, but be prepared to explain why in your application. You will be asked to do so. This almost guarantees you will get in somewhere. You /might/ even get into a reach school. I did.