GRE IN 9 STEPS

The important points to be noted while preparing for GRE:

1. Effective time management
2. Awareness of the test sections and structure
3. Repeated practice.
4. Repeated tests to assess oneself.
5. Work harder on weakness

GRE exam requires a minimum of three months of focused preparation. Practise is the key to get good score in GRE exam. There are many GRE test preparation center where you can register and join. Note that a good score is not the only criteria to get admission you much also give much important in you writing skill as all most all the school give high weightage to 'Analytical writing' section of GRE exam.

The standard score for the verbal section and Quantitative Section are about 470 and 570 respectively. Scoring in Analytical writing Assessment part is not predictable and there are no standard measures

The are three section of test in GRE exam Quantitative Section, Verbal Section and Analytical Writing Assessment. For Quantitative section mathematic section you have to know major topic on Number Systems, Percentages, Fractions & Decimals, Algebra (including Quadratic Equations), Geometry (including Basic Coordinate Geometry), Ratio & Proportion, Area & Volume of 2-D and 3-D figures, and Probability.
For Verbal Section you must know Antonyms, Analogies, Sentence Completion, and Reading Comprehension. The four types are intermingled, with no fixed number for each type.
And for Analytical Writing Assessment you have to learn how to write essay.

9 STEPS FORMULA FOR GRE

1. Practice test questions under timed conditions so that you get used to the pace
of the test

2. Use your time wisely. Read each question carefully to determine exactly what is being
asked. Eliminate the wrong answers and select the best choice. Don't get stuck on a tough
question and lose time. Keep movingthrough the test and try to finish each section.

3. If you are running out of time at the end of a section, make every effort to complete
the test. Data indicate that most test takers get higher scores if they finish the test. In fact,
based on analyses of test takers, a majority of test takers will score higher if they finish the
test than if they do not attempt to answer all of the questions. There is a chance that guessing
at the end of the test can seriously lower your score. The best strategy is to pace yourself so
that you have time to consider each test question, and won't have to guess.

4. Don't waste time pondering individual questions you find extremely difficult or
unfamiliar

5. Work as rapidly as you can without being careless.

6. Feel free to change your answers. You may also change the answer to any question you
recorded on the answer sheet by erasing it completely and filling in the oval corresponding to
your desired answer for that question.

7. Leave no questions unanswered. Nothing is subtracted from a score if you answer a
question incorrectly. Questions for which you mark no answer or more than one answer are
not counted in scoring. Each of your scores will be determined by the number of questions for
which you select the best answer.

8. The questions at the beginning are the most important
The questions at the beginning affect your score more than those towards the end. Take your
time with those questions. It is vital that you get those questions right. Getting these correct
will dramatically improve your score.

9. Final and important thing is Get adequate rest the night before
Before the test, relax. Research shows a person who is relaxed usually does much better
than a person who is tense during an exam. Get enough sleep before the D-Day. Also if your
GRE is in the morning, take a light breakfast. A heavy one might make you drowsy.