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Phillrodrigues79

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  1. Yes, it happened to me as well. What I did was to study the workbooks from kaplan for the categories of questions I was doing worse. In my case, probabilities and geometry in quant and sentence completion and inference in verbal. It helped a lot and I got a score range in the real test of 620-640 V and 730-800 quant.
  2. Hello everyone, Every where I look, the management sciences (and or operations management) areas of management PHD state GRE scores in the 90th. Where are the schools that accept us, the mortals? Also, any suggestions as to good programs in that area? All the best, Felipe
  3. Princeton's more intuitive, use it as first reading material. Its strategies are better, trust me (my score range is percentile 95th). After you are through with the book, take Kaplan's workbooks for practice. Most important of all: take the practice tests!!!!! They train you for the real deal and give a reasonable idea of where you stand score-wise.
  4. Hello everyone, I took the new GRE on august 8th. I spent 2 months studying with Princetons review's "cracking the new GRE" and Kaplan's New GRE Premier and workbooks. All prep tests I took showed a Verbal score of 550 to 650 and Quant from 730-800. So I figured my score range was pretty much set. (Needless to say I was worried because all the Phd programs in Management Sciences say they want people from 75th percentile and above. So came the test. Analytical writting and quant were pretty much the way the Kaplan tests had. To my surprise, Verbal was a lot harder. To make it even weirder, the preliminary results were: Verbal: 640-740 (92 to 99th percentile) !?!?!?!?!?!? Quant 730-800 (75 to 94th percentile) I'm not complaining at all. Just saying that something strange happened as the practice tests seemed easier and I had low scores, and so came the real deal and the test was harder and I got pretty good scores....go figure... Anyway, 4+ hours of testing truly gets to you. I was exhausted. Best of luck to the future test-takers.
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