Hi BB,

Thanks for considering my suggestion-

Please accept my apology as "#3" is mentioned under the drop down menu "TEST"

Thank you - no worries at all - appreciate the suggestions!

For myself, it would be helpful if you can give grades for websites / companies that provide paid full length practice tests. I want to be smart with my money and would love to hear about which companies' exams are worth and not worth buying.

Also, perhaps I just have not found this on the forum but is there a place where you can search for practice questions by very specific type?

Let's say I want to find a set of "counting principal" probability questions to practice all in one place. Or a set of circle arc questions to try. If that does not exist, then this may be something useful to add.

Thank you. The use of the tags is made just for this purpose.

https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/qq-how-to ... tml#p15585

Regards

That's a great suggestion - we can do a poll perhaps with a discussion? or what's a good way/medium to rate/evaluate tests?

I think you will find the following post useful.

https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/free-gre-practice-tests-506.html?fl=menu


It gives overview of all top paid tests available online.

For searching questions that can be achieved by tags. We are going to make a post toachieve the same. I will keep you posted.

In Numeric Entry Questions, the website does not provide a means to fill in the answer. We only able to see the OA, but not enter the value.

I hope that our Mathjax could be more effective and easier to use as one integrated in https://math.stackexchange.com/.

1. We use syntax that is unnecessarily long. In MSE we need enter $$ instead of [m][\m]. You know, this is 5 more characters.

2. I can not understand why the result of our Mathjax is too bad looking compared to that from MSE.

3. I suggest that we have live preview as in MSE. This will give us more control over what we write.

Thanks for the suggestion.

1. You can use the math syntax faster in the post a reply mode where there are M, Fraction, and Square root shortcuts, so it is just a click.
2. We have updated the version of the Math Software to make it higher resolution. We had an older version installed that was not as high quality from a number of years ago.
3. We do have a preview button, but perhaps not as convenient as other options.... you have to click it though