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I know it depends on the person, but can you share your experience in what did or did not work for you? Thanks in advance
Can anyone tell me how to start preparation for GRE?How many days r enough for prep?i didnt book the test date yet.
i will book the date if i know the time needed for prep.
which is the best book to prepare?how should i divide time for each section while studying?how much score is minimum to get admission?do i need to join any course?can anyone please suggest me ?thanks in advance..
If you are pursuing for a PhD but you do not feel confident with taking the GRE there are some universities in the US which do not require GRE exam. Some Small private (sometimes Catholic) Universities in US don’t require GRE or even an impressive undergrad GPA to enroll in Grad Degree Program. These are usually really good “teaching universities” as opposed to “research universities”. Also, there are a lot of “online universities” offering PhDs without GRE/GMAT score in the US. However, if you are not planning on having a degree on-line, then I would recommend you to take the GRE test. When you think about it PhD is all about research, if you are not willing to take GRE or TOEFL, then why do you want to think about PhD? PHD requires intensive effort, you should be precise and goal oriented to complete PhD in US Universities. In comparison to completing PhD GRE is a children game. If you plan to take the easy route, then you will surely face the consequences few years down the road.
Also, even though you might choose eventually a program that does not require GRE, TOEFL or iBT/IELTS exams are compulsory for all students wishing to pursue an education in the U.S so if you already study for TOFFEL exam you just might as well learn for the GRE. Another point is if you are thinking to study Doctorate degree, then it should be good university, which has research in your field of interest and professors who will be supportive to take you as student. So, don’t waste your time searching for Universities for PhD without Gre, instead spend time to prepare for GRE.
And the last thing which is no less important is that it is very tough to get a visa without GRE scores.
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I am taking a GRE test in about a week. I’ve been studying Barron’s prep book and having hard time on verbal part. I’d like to know if anyone have any suggestions on study materials, strategies, any websites for preparation, anything that can help to improve my scores on verbal and quantitative 
Thanks in advance!
I know it depends on the person, but can you share your experience in what did or did not work for you? Thanks in advance
I want to apply to a Masters in Computer Science in the US. I got 780 in the quantitative section and 460 in the verbal section of GRE. A site that, according to my scores, suggests me universities would be great. Any school suggestion according to my scores will be appreciated too.
Thanks in advance
need to do a research on the number of college students buying laptops over the past couple years. need to analysis the trend and stuffs too. any idea where i can find information on this? (statistics, numbers plz. not a paper).
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I took the Kaplan test for the LSAT and it didnt prove to be real helpful. I dont want to waste 00 again. Anyone know of any specific self study methods. Hope this is enough info, thanks in advance.
There’s a free GRE preparation workshop in conjunction with a research internship I’m applying to, and I was trying to decide whether to dedicate the extra time to attend the free workshops. I’m really not interested in taking the GRE test, but if it ultimately helps with the MCATs, then I’ll put in the extra effort. Thanks in advance for all your responses!
I know it’s probably a very subjective question, but i recently took the GRE exam and received a 560 for verbal and 750 for quant. I feel comfortable with my quantitative score, however, my verbal score is a lot lower. The overall score is 1310, would anyone recommend that I retake the GRE?
Thanks in advance.
Also, can anyone tell me from experience how long they had to wait for the GRE scores to be mailed to them? The computer-based version please. Thanks.
I’m supposed to sit for the GRE test soon and I was wondering whether anyone out there who has already taken the exam might have some helpful hints on how to get a high score. I’m doing really well in the quantitative section, it’s the other part that gets me sometimes!! Besides, I’ve checked out some of the universities websites and none of them list what grade they consider for the cut off. Does anyone know what score they accept? Thanks in advance!