 #2 (permalink) Sun Sep 02, 2007 6:35 am Good book for GRE quant? |
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| iconoclast wrote: |
Hi,
I am an int applicant and I am aware of the fact that I will not score high on verbal. To offset this, I would like to score 800 on the quant. section.
I have got Kaplan's GRE Comprehensive Program 2008 Edition and Princeton's Cracking the GRE (which I think of returning after reading a few posts here).
What else do you recommend?
I am just about to order:
The Ultimate Math Refresher: For the GRE, GMAT and SAT (Paperback)
Kaplan GRE Exam Math Workbook (Paperback)
Kaplan GRE Exam Verbal Workbook (Paperback)
GRE Exam Vocabulary Flashcards (Paperback)
Should I perhaps get ride of something on this list or return Princeton and get Barrons instead?
Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Especially a prompt one ;) |
Barron's is just to start the GRE. It is not good to completely rely on Barron's. Kaplan's and Princeton are definately good for GRE preparation and to score high. As you said that your verbal is weak, prepare from Flash cards, GRE bible, High-Frequency wordlist, word groups to memorize words easily. As you should know, that you can score well in verbal if your vocab is good enough.
Also for Math, you should give more and more practice tests. Prepare also from Nova, Cliff, Peterson ebooks.. They are also really nice.!!
--Manish |
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 Manish
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