I did my MCM from Pune University and recently was motivated to give the GRE. Honestly speaking, I had no idea what it meant. The Internet gave me all the answers. I don't have enough money and so would be saving exclusively for the GRE/TOEFL, for the next couple of months. Joining a professional class is impossible. So please help me with the study material. I have downloaded the "Barron's Wordlist". I would be buying a book for the "Quantitative Mathematics" part. After 2/3 months I would go for some professional tests just to get a hang of the actual examination. My Question: 1. Is R.S.Agarwal, a standard book for GRE preparation? A friend told me, it is. 2. Is my approach correct? I am not trying to create sympathy in here, but my salary is Rs. 8000/- and I will be saving 6000/- for 2 months to give this test. So the first shot at it, is my last shot. I need a "Home Run". Thanks Sahil
Hi i am doing my final yr . B.E and i am placed in TCS well i am givin my GRE in DEC 2006 can i get call from universities within the nxt fall i mean jun 2007 ???
RE:Regd. GRE
by sundaresh on Dec 01, 2006 11:32 AM
Well its better to focus on the reading comprehensions more these days 'coz they appear a lot and r time consuming and about general verbal and stuff its enough that u prepare from BARRONS and maths practice a lot before u take ur GRE!! ALL THE BEST
RE:Regd. GRE
by Gagan kapahi on Dec 18, 2006 09:14 PM
thanx a lott...!!! could you please let me know which books i need to practice from regarding the aptitude section
I got placed in Infosys. I will have to join in June 2007. So I need to appear for GRE this October. But if in case, my preparation is not complete, and I wish to appear in Feb 2007, I'll get the score by March, I suppose. So after getting the score, would I get the calls from universities I have applied for soon enough that I could leave Infosys? I mean, that by June 2007, after getting the score n applying to schools, can I be sure enough to get admission that I could take the risk of leaving Infosys..?
The article by Siddhu Warrier was extremely helpful and precise...However I need some more info reg the following: 1. How should a person who has not studied math since Std 10 prepare for the quantitative section? Any books/materials you can suggest? 2. Any suggestions for a work plan -- I have about 2.5 months to prepare for GRE and right now I am having starting problems when it comes to making a work plan.. Any help will be highly appreciated.
RE:i need the gre big book
by nidhi on Aug 30, 2006 02:11 PM
you can get it at shnti book stores in matunga market..the original publishers have stopped publishing it but u can find the big book there for 500 bucks..all the best!
RE:i need the gre big book
by Harshit Sahay on May 18, 2006 01:52 PM
I found one Big Book at 'JAI AMBE' book store opposite IIT Bombay,Powai,Mumbai last summer i.e. 2005 summer.Sorry,I can't find its phone no. right now.If I do, then I will mail it you.I am a student of NITK Surathkal and my home is in Mumbai.I hope this information could be of some help to you.If you want to contact me you can mail me at my rediff id harshitsahay@rediffmail.com
