how  to  prepare  for  GRE  exams?
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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).
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get very very good GRE and TOEFL scores.
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GRE study guides commonly suggest that you can hope to learn 500 new words per month; however, your final two weeks of studying should be RELEGATED to review rather than RIGOROUS study.  Therefore, you can reasonably hope to ASSIMILATE about 700-750 new words into your vocabulary.  Using the GRE study guide (available free when you register for the exam), self-study courses (see Kaplan or Princeton) and flashcards (try www.flashcardexchange.com), you can greatly increase your chances of familiarizing yourself with words you'll likely encounter on the exam.  The GRE Verbal section is essentially an exercise in vocabulary, so become familiar with the various ways the GRE tests your vocabulary skills, and IMMERSE yourself in new words.  A QUINTESSENTIAL Yahoo! search (try "GRE word list") will give you a PLETHORA of words you might come across on the exam.\n\nGood Luck!\nP.S. Words in CAPS are also likely to be found on GRE
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Here is what I haves been told many times over.... to study for exams: (If the exam is for tomorrow mornig)\n\n1)Today... study the notes carefully throughout the day\n2) Nighttime.. get a good night's sleep\n3) in the morning of the exam.. get up.. eat a good, light breakfast\n4) proceed on to the testing area
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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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If you are from Non English speaking country then you need to take a test for English:\n\nTOEFL: Generally  for US and Canada\nIELTS: for Australia, UK and Canada\n\nBesides Many Universities recommend for GRE Exam (especially US Universities).
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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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Study! (obviously). :)\n\nGet sleep the night before your test. Eat breakfast. Give yourself 10 minutes or so "meditation time" before the actual test, where you're not studying, but you're relaxing. Do whatever you can to avoid talking to classmates before the test. Don't worry about who finishes first or last or in the middle. Just study, relax, and do the best you can at your own pace.
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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 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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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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repetition is key. make notecards and carry them with you. study with other people and take turn asking questions.
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I would just study....don't overload  yourself, because then you won't remember....maybe carry some notecards around and get a study group together....the more prepared you are for the test, the less nervous you will be.
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Here's what you do.  This is exactly what you have to do, so pay close attention:\n\n1) Figure out every possible thing that might be on the exam.  \n\n2) Figure out the exact way the questions are going to be asked.\n\n3) Figure out what the A students and grad students are focusing on.\n\nThen, of course, get the answers.  Make sure you can remember them.\n\nIf you don't know these things like they're second nature, you're not ready for an exam.  If you need help, get it.\n\nStressing out and cramming might help a little, but you're much better off using your head.
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1.  Come prepared with pens, white-out, pencils, erasers and a watch.\n2.  Sit up straight and don't sit near people who will distract you.  If you often have questions during the test, sit near the front of the room.\n3.  If you have to read something and answer questions about it, start by reading the questions first.  Then you'll know what to look for when you're doing the reading, and can underline important passages as you read.\n4.  Trust your intuition and keep the first answer you selected.\n5.  Use the information from multiple-choice questions to help you write essay questions.\n6.  If you have to write an essay question, use the words from the question in your introductory sentence.\n7.  If you have a math test, always show your work.\n8.  Give priority to the questions that are worth more points.  Don't waste ten minutes on a question worth one point unless you're finished everything else on the test.\n9.  Before you submit your test to the teacher, go back and make sure you've answered all the questions and didn't miss a page.\n10. If you had to answer multiple-choice questions on a bubble sheet, frequently check to make sure you're filling in the right row.  ALL of your answers will be wrong if you accidentally miss a row or put two answers in one row.\n11.  Plan something fun to do right after the test so that you won't just sit around worrying for the next two hours!\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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For your exam, I think tips would be helpful to you more than the wishes. Please take care of the following things in mind. \n\n 1. Have good sleep on the day before the examination.\n\n 2. Take a light breakfast on the day of examination\n\n 3. Ensure that u have all the stationaries and hall ticket  before leaving your home to examination\n\n 4. Start for the examination earlier than ususal, to avoid last time panics.\n\n 5. Sit and relax yourself in the exam hall before the commencement of examination.\n\n 6. Make sure that u don't have any papers(which may be considered as illegal in most examinations, except few open book exams) in your pockets or purse in the exam hall.\n\n 7. Get the Question paper and answer script and make sure that both are in good condition and there is no misprints or damages.\n\n 8. If possible, read the question paper completely at first quickly. This will give you an idea about which part u know, which u r not feeling confident.\n\n 9. Start answering from the questions which u know very well. This gives a good impression about u to the person who is correcting the paper. (Remember, u don't have second chance to make the first impression).\n\n 10. Write the answers clear and legible. So, that it is easy to read and make the person, who is correcting the paper, comfortable.\n\n 11. Make sure that u will be able to answer all the questions within the limited time.(This u have to plan earlier itself, based on the question pattern and exam).\n\n 12. Atlast, make sure that u have written all the answer and tied (if applicable) all the answer scripts in the orderly way.\n\n 13. Mostly, try to use the full duration of exam time. Don't leave too soon or hurry till the last moment. Adjust ur time, so that u will be using the full duration of the exam.\n\n 14. If time permits, finally revise the answer scripts.\n\n 15. Give the answer scripts (and QP also if applicable) to the invigilator and leave the hall. \n\n 16. Generally, don't discuss about the answers with your friends after exams are over. ( If u feel that ur answers contradict with your friends,this may affect the next exam preparation. U can always discuss these things, after all the exams are over).\n\n \n  These are just guidelines to how to write an exam from my own experience, which i have been following for  more than 10 years. Hope this may help u. All the best for your exams. \n\n\n  Try not to become a man of success, rather try to become a man of value.
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make sure you know what's going to be on the final so u don't end up spending all of your time studying something that's not gonna be on the test. you might want to ask your teacher for a study guide or a general idea of what the test is going to be like. make sure you know if the test is going to be mutiple chose, matching, fill in the blank..etc. that way u know how hard to study because if it's all multiple chose...u probably won't have to study as hard. if u have to memorize things then use acronyms (i think that's how u spell it) or other memonic devices. also make ur studying fun and think up of fun ways to remember things so that way on the test you'll remember how to do it...just make sure u study and good luck on the test!! :)