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 #2 (permalink) Sun Jan 20, 2008 17:43 pm help needed to crack GRE |
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| Barron's is sufficient if you want to score upto 650 in GRE verbal. You have to practice Big Book verbal tests and also to try few softwares and flashcards which can improve your vocabs. Also practice can only improve your scores. |
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 Manish
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| #3 (permalink) Sun Jan 20, 2008 21:58 pm help needed to crack GRE |
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| I used Both princeton review (the whole book), and parts of barron. I also used math review from ets website. I only had 3 weeks to prepare; however, for the verbal part, I actually started to memorize GRE words long time ago, little by little, day by day, that way, they stick longer. I suggest that you get kaplan vocab flash cards in conjunction with the hit parade lists in princeton review. Just stay calm during the test. There are usually 3 reading passages on verbal, try to improve your reading speed and comprehension as much as you can. Other than that, there is one new verbal or math question. you can get more info on ets. Good luck |
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Yinyang
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| #4 (permalink) Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:10 am help needed to crack GRE |
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| I used Princeton Review...the vocab hit list is great. It was very good overall for verbal. They have one free test on their Web site, www.review.com, but for the rest, you have to buy the book (Cracking the GRE). |
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Lk50df
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| Questions before you take the GREŽ | Two questions in GREŽ Analogy and Antonym |
