GRE Book for Dummies

[amaddgjs]

I have studied some of the GRE Book for Dummies. They have two practice tests at the end. Are they a real indication of what the exam is like? How do they compare to the real thing?

Here is a link for the book so you can download it and see:

http://www.2shared.com/file/10533688/5a07b8ee/2D-ex.html

[jacib]

I have studied some of the GRE Book for Dummies. They have two practice tests at the end. Are they a real indication of what the exam is like? How do they compare to the real thing?

Here is a link for the book so you can download it and see:

http://www.2shared.c...b8ee/2D-ex.html

Download and take the official GRE PowerPrep. That's the best indication of what a real test is like. Any non-computer based test will naturally not be as accurate as the real GRE, but I found that even the CDs from Barrons were innaccurate for the quant section (I ended up with more than 150 higher on the real test than Barron's computer tests).

[amaddgjs]

I`m having problems with the GRE Powerprep. I have windows vista and its not working properly. I was just asking if the real GRE questions are of the same difficulty or if the book`s questions are easier. Are they of the same difficulty?

[jacib]

I`m having problems with the GRE Powerprep. I have windows vista and its not working properly. I was just asking if the real GRE questions are of the same difficulty or if the book`s questions are easier. Are they of the same difficulty?

Go to this place http://www.ets.org/gre/general/prepare/powerprep/index.html and look at the third question, it explains how to run it on Vista.

Second, http://www.ets.org/Media/Tests/GRE/pdf/011499.GRE.pdf this is official stuff, do you think those are like your questions? Here are more http://www.ets.org/gre/general/prepare/sample_questions/index.html, though they do not adapt based on your right and wrong answers. Those are the way of gauging what the questions are like: they're real questions.