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Worried About the GRE? 10 Tips to Calm Your Exam Anxiety

Worried About the GRE? 10 Tips to Calm Your Exam Anxiety

Taking the GRE is a crucial step for students seeking to attend graduate school, and is often a source of anxiety for test takers approaching the exam day. If you're among those feeling the pressure, ease your way to GRE test day with these 10 tips:

1. Know the Directions
Read the directions ahead of time so you can maximize the allotted time on test day. The directions are different whether you're taking the computer-based general test or the paper-based general test. Know in advance how many questions and how much time is given for each section. You should also learn about the intricacies of the test. For example, on the computer tests, you can't skip questions, meaning you have to answer questions in order. This step will help you avoid making mistakes that could force you to retake the test.

2. Practice - On a Schedule
Review test questions and time yourself so that you will be used to quickly completing questions and will know how to pace yourself to complete the test sections in time. For written portions, practice writing responses, again following the same time limit as exam day. You don't want to feel rushed as the clock ticks down on each section.

3. Review the Terminology
Questions will involve terms such as antonyms, analogies, and quantitative comparison, so get a refresher on their definitions prior to the exam so you won't be confused on test day.

4. Develop a Strategy
Determine how you are going to handle the test's different sections. For example, some test prep experts recommend looking over the questions in the reading comprehension section before reading the passage so you can quickly pick up on the crucial information. Throughout the test, you will need to keep from getting stuck on questions and losing track of time, which could keep you from completing each section. Give yourself a certain amount of time to answer a question, then eliminate the choices that you can, and select your answer to complete the test on time.

5. Know Your Technology
For the computerized version of the test, take the time before starting to review the tutorial, which doesn't count toward the allotted time. Being comfortable with the technology will save you headaches and keep you from being docked if you need computer help once the test begins.

6. Understand the Scoring
The scoring is different based on whether you're taking a paper test or a computer-adaptive test, so understand the scoring rules. For example, for computer-adaptive tests, scoring factors include your performance on questions, the number answered, and their difficulty level.

7. Don't Burst the Answer Bubble
For the paper exam, frequently review your answers to make sure you are marking them in the correct rows and aren't making other mistakes that could cause scoring errors, or force you to retake the test.

8. Get Rid of Pre-Test Jitters
Instead of cramming the night before the test, relax by spending time with a friend or doing a low-stress activity such as watching a movie.

9. Don't be a Rule Breaker
You don't want the stress of having your personal items confiscated at the test site, so read over the rules and only bring items that are permitted into the exam room. Excluded items can include: food, drinks, tobacco, cell phones, calculators, stop watches, dictionaries, and other electronic devices.

10. Go for the Home Stretch
Research shows that individuals will earn higher scores for completing the test, even if you aren't able to answer all the questions. So don't give up!

Follow these test-preparation steps and tips to turn the GRE into a positive experience and keep you on your career pat

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10 Tips to Improve Your GRE Verbal Score

10 Tips to Improve Your GRE Verbal Score

Tip 1 – Take GRE Practice Tests

You will find many free online GRE practice tests on the Internet. Take as many tests as possible and assess your position at the start of your GRE study. Maintain a book or other record of all scores you obtain in such practice tests, which will help you track your progress. If you use Ultimate Vocabulary, then you already have an in-built tracking facility. Also, read the guidelines for each part of the practice GRE verbal questions so that you do not spend so much time reading the instructions in the actual GRE.

Tip 2 – Identify your weaknesses

Take a couple of GRE practice tests at the start of your GRE study; doing so will help you identify your areas of weakness. When you take practice tests, make sure you know why the answer you selected is wrong. Making a note of wrong answers will help you understand your weak areas. This will go a long way in improving your GRE vocabulary.

Tip 3 – Find a good GRE study guide

Select a good GRE study guide. One of the better-known general GRE study guides is Barron’s Guide. It has many GRE vocabulary word lists. Allocate a specified time each day to learn new words. As you move ahead with your GRE verbal prep, you should be able to remember at least 50 new words each week.

Tip 4 – Take notes

Taking notes is a good way to remember GRE vocabulary words. Toward the end of your preparation, the notes will help you in your GRE vocabulary review.

Tip 5 – Strategize to remember new words

The best and proven method of remembering new words is to use the new word in context and in examples. Try to use the newly learned words in your daily language. Another strategy is to carry vocabulary flash cards of the words you find difficult to remember. You can look at the words every time you need to, which will help your word recall.

Tip 6- Regularly test progress

Take GRE practice tests at regular intervals to measure your progress. These tests will also build your confidence and also help in identifying areas where you need to spend more time.

Tip 7 – Know that improvement is the key

As you move along with your GRE verbal study, there should be a visible improvement. Keep improvising on the strategies to remember words and vary the resources you use. You can use a GRE vocabulary builder or use GRE vocabulary games to improve your GRE vocabulary list. Make sure that you see an improvement with time.

Tip 8 – Continuously practice

Improving your scores in the GRE practice tests depends on how much you practice. To do well at the GRE test, practice daily. If you get an answer wrong, make a note of it and try to do as many questions of a similar nature. It is not a good idea to use too many resources at once. Use one or two GRE study guides; when you finish them, then move on to other study guides.

Tip 9 – Have a good frame of mind

One of the most important influences on your GRE verbal score is your frame of mind. Most students never bother to find out what went wrong in their GRE practice tests. With such an attitude, it is unlikely that they will improve their scores. You have to stay motivated all through the GRE study phase. The urge to improve your scores will help you in identifying new strategies and allocate time to crack the GRE verbal section.

Tip10 – Take confidence into the final exam

By now, you should have mastered the GRE vocabulary well enough to get a good GRE score. Relax, keep a cool head, and think carefully about the questions. Good luck and high scores!

Revised GRE Books!!!

 Revised GRE Books!!!

GRUBER 2012 [REVISED GRE]

Code:

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Manhatten GRE for TC AND SE [REVISED GRE]

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Manhatten GRE for RC [REVISED GRE]

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BARRON's 19th EDITION [CD] [ISO]

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