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GRE Test Literature

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  • 08-08-2009 7:28pm
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    fiveone
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    Just a general question - if anyone here has taken the GRE test in the past and still has the guidebooks etc. for it, especially the Baron's or the Princeton one, I would be interested in taking them off your hands. Thanks!

    Any other comments / advice from those who have taken it would also be interesting.


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    #2
    [Deleted User]
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    I found the material on the website to be sufficent to be honest.


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    kabuk1
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    I would be sure to do timed practice test as often as possible. This will give you an idea as to where you are. I would suggest maybe once a week or so, depending on when you're taking the exam, and then focus your studies on where things are most difficult. All the standardised test are rather a pain.

    Best of luck. Where are you applying? I'm assuming universities in the US.


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    CathalMc
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    It depends on just how good the schools you are applying for are. I worked my way through the Baron & Princeton & Kaplan ones - I don't remember enough of them to be of use though.

    Far and away of best use of my time was an old GRE publication of hundreds of actually administered previous tests. Now the format has changed somewhat since, I'm not sure just how much of that book is of use to you with the new math portion, and you'll probably have trouble tracking it down at this point.


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