One more note, the GRE scoring scale remains the same as before. Verbal: 130-170 Quantitative: 130-170 Analytical Writing : 0-6 Total Score (Combined): 260-340
I had a question. If I buy your GRE Prep book. Will it be accurate? Considering the new changes. I downloaded a kindle sample and read a little. It mentioned the duration of the exam as 4 hours which has been reduced now. Kindly let me know if your book is still a good option to study for GRE.
The GRE exam can be challenging, but with PrepGuru’s expertly designed GRE courses, you can approach it with confidence. Our courses cover everything from verbal reasoning to quantitative analysis, ensuring you're well-prepared.
It depends on which ones! Our practice tests are part of the Magoosh platform (which you can trial for free!). ETS also offers 2 free official tests, plus more for purchase.
ETS encourages schools to evaluate old/new GRE scores the same, so 329 is still very high! But also be sure to check the percentiles of Verbal vs. Quant.
@MagooshGRE Thanks, but how important are the percentiles? I've heard some people tell me not to worry about it because business programs are only worried about the raw score versus some people telling me that it's a deal but not a big deal. I've had people tell me that their percentiles have changed since taking the exam some time ago. Can you shed some light on all of this? Thanks
We did an interview series with b-school adcoms on how they evaluate test scores, would recommend watching it! But essentially, it's just one piece of the admissions puzzle. Percentiles are how they compare scores from different years or old vs. new test formats. ua-cam.com/video/6CTS44b_c1k/v-deo.htmlsi=17BUZkne4eucJwYC
One more note, the GRE scoring scale remains the same as before.
Verbal: 130-170
Quantitative: 130-170
Analytical Writing : 0-6
Total Score (Combined): 260-340
I had a question. If I buy your GRE Prep book. Will it be accurate? Considering the new changes. I downloaded a kindle sample and read a little. It mentioned the duration of the exam as 4 hours which has been reduced now. Kindly let me know if your book is still a good option to study for GRE.
the maths section you mentioned only 4 topics ..are those the only maths topics for the new gre?
These are the question types, but GRE tests a variety of topics. We go more in-depth in this blog post: magoosh.com/gre/gre-math-review/
The GRE exam can be challenging, but with PrepGuru’s expertly designed GRE courses, you can approach it with confidence. Our courses cover everything from verbal reasoning to quantitative analysis, ensuring you're well-prepared.
From now ( 2024 ) gre exam will be held in this format??
Or it is just for a certain period of time?
Do we write the essay on paler or type on computer?
Does this test have negative marking in 2024 ?
No
How much cost of 6 mock test of gre?
It depends on which ones! Our practice tests are part of the Magoosh platform (which you can trial for free!). ETS also offers 2 free official tests, plus more for purchase.
Is a 329 a great score on the new GRE?
ETS encourages schools to evaluate old/new GRE scores the same, so 329 is still very high! But also be sure to check the percentiles of Verbal vs. Quant.
@MagooshGRE
Thanks, but how important are the percentiles? I've heard some people tell me not to worry about it because business programs are only worried about the raw score versus some people telling me that it's a deal but not a big deal. I've had people tell me that their percentiles have changed since taking the exam some time ago. Can you shed some light on all of this? Thanks
We did an interview series with b-school adcoms on how they evaluate test scores, would recommend watching it! But essentially, it's just one piece of the admissions puzzle. Percentiles are how they compare scores from different years or old vs. new test formats. ua-cam.com/video/6CTS44b_c1k/v-deo.htmlsi=17BUZkne4eucJwYC
Can u privide online classes of GRE ?
Hi! We have expert video lessons for the GRE. You can check out gre.magoosh.com/plans for more details. Happy studying!