99 Percentile GRE Prep - GRE Preparation review

99 Percentile GRE Prep - GRE Preparation review
Learn about Keiron’s GRE prep strategy that   got him a 330 Score and how it can benefit YOU!What does it take to be a GRE Winner? If you think it is only knowledge that will make you a GRE Winner,  think again.       Knowledge can only take you so far! There are scores of successful MBAs, Math graduates and even Doctorates who, when they took the GRE, did not manage to get a 99 percentile. You need the other ‘intangible’ qualities & smart Studying Strategies to make it work. Go through this 'Free' Website and : Learn about the Common GRE pitfalls and how to avoid them. Strategies & Practice for New GRE Math questions Types. Worried about the New Verbal Question Types? Get some free practice on the New GRE Verbal Question Types here More Verbal Practice?  More free practice questions with complete explanations for GRE Verbal Learn how GRE Winners Improve their GRE Reading skills. Get some practice solving typical 99 percentile tough GRE Math questions. Of course, you cannot forget the all important 'GRE Vocabulary' section. Though vocabulary section is less important in the New GRE, you cannot drop it if you are targeting 99 percentile! This section does NOT give you thousands of 'dry' words with meaning. It provides you with the 1100 Most Important GRE Words, and clear illustrates their usage in sentences. Try a Free Full Length Online GRE MATH  test Try a Free Full Length Online GRE VERBAL test Products for Sale on this site Aiming at 99 Percentile in GRE Math? Have a look at the Winners' Guide to 99 Percentile GRE Math. Feel uncomfortable with Reading Comprehension? Triple your Reading Speed with Better Comprehension!   Winners' Guide to GRE Reading Comprehension And then there is the 'Ways of the GRE Winners', an invaluable guide for anyone aiming at a 99 percentile  score. and much more,

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Click here for our Complete Product range & Special Discounts Sign up for Free Winning Tips to ace the GRE !! Enter your name & Email and hit  GO!! Keiron, a GRE Winner, describes his preparation strategy in his own words GRE Math I think most of the books available In the market today do not offer you enough ‘Tough’ problems In Quant, the kind you need to score In the high nineties. Also, the GRE has more emphasis on Probability, a topic that most of the standard books tend to ignore. I focused on being familiar with the math tables, various formulae, especially in Geometry & Mensuration and doing as many section tests as I could get hold of. GRE Verbal- Reading Comprehension If you find RC as your weak area, I would recommend reading ‘How to Read Faster and Better’ by Norman Lewis. (This is available at Amazon.com) The Reading Comprehension passages in the GRE are mostly on different topics like Science, History, Arts, Society etc. Depending on you background and interests, you will find at least 1 or 2 very easy. It makes sense to get familiar with other topic that you do not normally come across in your course work or recreational reading. The strategy I used was to read the passage quickly to get a rough idea of what the topic was about, and then to read bits required to answer each question again. You are likely to find at least one question about the ‘Central Idea’ of the passage, so the first quick read helps here. For the other questions, you are likely to know which bit of the passage to read again, so this strategy usually works quite well. The dreaded Word List I focused on mostly the high frequency words from various Books, with Barrons being the core focus. The problem with Baron was that even though it has 3500 words, the Webster dictionary has many times more!! So I first looked at the high frequency lists and then drilled down deeper into other lists. However, the saving grace is that the New Gre does not focus on vocabulary, so I did not spend too much time on it. GRE Sentence Completion My core strategy around this has been elimination. What I studied for My GRE Prep My  first step was with the Big Book –This should really be the first step In your GRE preparation. This contains the real ‘retired’ GRE questions from past years. In the first practice test I only got a 290. Did not lose heart though. Went through all the answers, right or wrong, with a fine tooth comb to identify which areas I needed to focus on. If you expect a score of 310+, the questions here will seem to be easier than the real GRE. The reason for that is this book has only a limited number of ‘Tough’ questions compared to the actual GRE. You should use the Big Book for brushing up the fundamentals only, since quite a few of the sections in the New Gre have question types different to what you will find in the big book. GRE Course / Books that I followed Barron's New GRE: Graduate Record Examination This is a book every GRE aspirant is undoubtedly aware of. Barron's Guide to the New GRE Exam stands out because its focus is on mastering the "hard questions", i.e. the "level 4 and 5" questions on the GRE exam. It is most famous for its word lists, containing arcane words the testers at ETS love to ask. Read the book. You will totally believe that the people at ETS do not speak normal English like the rest of us. GRE Big Book, published by the Educational Testing Service. It contains  question papers culled from the paper and pencil avatar of the GRE over several years, and is published by the same people who set the tests, ETS. This book is a must-have! ETS was probably in a good mood when they released this book to the public--ETS rarely releases so much official material at.

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