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Preparation and Book Advice
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13 May 2016, 01:33
13 May 2016, 01:33
Hello everyone!
I am a second year undergrad student (my classes start in July). Here we have three years degree course and hopefully I'll be graduating in April/May 2018. In which month should I take GRE? And when should I start preparing for it?
I have decided to use Manhattan Prep GRE Set of 8 Strategy Guides for my preparations. I am also planning to take the subject test in English literature. I have heard of a book called Cracking The GRE Literature in English Subject Test by Princeton Review. Is it a good choice or should I look for other books? Suggest me some if you can, please!
Thank you for reading!
I am a second year undergrad student (my classes start in July). Here we have three years degree course and hopefully I'll be graduating in April/May 2018. In which month should I take GRE? And when should I start preparing for it?
I have decided to use Manhattan Prep GRE Set of 8 Strategy Guides for my preparations. I am also planning to take the subject test in English literature. I have heard of a book called Cracking The GRE Literature in English Subject Test by Princeton Review. Is it a good choice or should I look for other books? Suggest me some if you can, please!
Thank you for reading!
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Re: Preparation and Book Advice
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13 May 2016, 03:07
13 May 2016, 03:07
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Follow this link http://lasr.cs.ucla.edu/alison/hapaxleg ... uNeed.html.
It has a lot of resources and books for you to prepare.
You can also go to this link for free tests http://www.varsitytutors.com/gre_subjec ... tice-tests.
It has a lot of resources and books for you to prepare.
You can also go to this link for free tests http://www.varsitytutors.com/gre_subjec ... tice-tests.
Other Study Resources
- Online free practice drills
- The Confabulist blog has some good tips for studying for the General test.
- A graduate student at UCLA has posted a great GRE Literature Flashcards site.
- The Vade Mecum site has a GRE Literature Prep website compiled by a Duke student.
- A non-native student provided a very good evaluation of what works in studying for the GREs.
- ETS provides a GRE Literature practice booklet.
Re: Preparation and Book Advice
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23 May 2016, 03:40
23 May 2016, 03:40
So sorry for the late reply, thanks a lot!
