Urgent about TOEFL and GRE

If you go abroad for graduate school, you have to take both of these tests, (unless you are an art student) and if you need to go abroad to study law, you also need to take the last test, and you need GMAT to study business abroad

Personally, I don't think the order of these two exams has much to do with it, it varies from person to person.

However, it is important to note that the test is valid for only 2 years for TOEFL and 5 years for GRE.

In addition, the GRE has relatively high requirements for vocabulary, while the TOEFL is a combination of listening, speaking, reading and writing, which is more tested.

Ability to use English.

If you're ready to review, you'll find some textbooks on the market, which are pretty good.

Don't forget about GPA, which is also a significant part of the study abroad application.

In June this year, the GRE should not be able to be registered, and only 10G can be tested.

It is strongly recommended to take the GRE test this year, because ETS is reforming the test in Chinese mainland, you can inquire about it, the GRE in October may be the last round before the reform, and the reading after the reform is not 1 out of 5, but 2 out of 6. The difficulty can be imagined.

It doesn't matter what the IBT says, anyway, there is a test every week, just find a time to take the test.

Also, GRE and IBT are different. No matter how many times you take the IBT, it is based on your highest score. As long as you make the final decision on whether to keep the GRE test, your GRE score will accompany you for 5 years, which means that no matter how good you are in the test within 5 years, as long as you do not do well in the test once, it will also be credited.

Finally, if you have passed the CET-6 test of 520 or above, then set a half-year plan for yourself, remember to rush to the exam, and do not drag it out, because a long time will definitely have an impact on the exam.

Personally, I feel that it is enough to prepare for the GRE, and the IBT test is like a junior high school question in a university exam in front of the GRE. GRE in China and even in the world, New Oriental's courses are the first choice. However, the New Oriental area is very different, so it is recommended to choose a place in Beijing or Shanghai to study.

If you can't catch up with this year's GRE test and still want to take the old rules of the test, you have to go to places like Hong Kong or Singapore to take the test, anyway, it will be the same anywhere. But the topic is different. The language in North America is difficult, and Chinese mainland is generally more difficult than other regions.

First of all, if you want to go to graduate school, you must take the TOEFL, as for the GRE, it depends on your major, if your major is business, you must take the GMAT, otherwise you will take the GRE

Personally, I think that if you take the test first, you must take the TOEFL first, because the vocabulary of TOEFL is relatively small, and the basic vocabulary of GRE and GMAT are TOEFL. At that time, I took the TOEFL first, and then the GMAT, which I thought was easy.

Review material: Yu Minhong's root plus association that vocabulary book is very important and must be taken, and then delta (I personally think this book is very important), I have an electronic version of that book, you can not buy it, if necessary, I can pass it on to you. og, and Barang's mock exam questions are very important.

GRE, I don't have much advice for you, because I haven't taken the test, but if it's GMAT, it's okay, hehe. However, it is necessary to plan the time well, and a good plan will get twice the result with half the effort. That's it, come on.

G and T grades are required for graduate studies. G is the Graduate Record Exam, and T is a language score threshold for non-English-speaking students.

I don't know if you're a student or already working.

If you are a current student:

Whether you take the T or G test first, you must prepare as early as possible, as for which test to take first, there are pros and cons. G is valid for 5 years, T is valid for 2 years, if you take G first, T is very simple, just more listening and speaking, if T is not good in the test, there is time to retake T; If you take T first, the review will be progressive, and the transition between T and G will be smoother, but the validity period of T is relatively short, and if you retake the test once G, T may also have to retake the test.

Suggestion: If you have a good foundation in English, it is recommended to take G first and then T, otherwise T first and then G

If you're already working.

It is recommended to take G first and then T. Personally, I feel that the working hours are relatively tight, and I gnawed G little by little, and I didn't have to review for so long to take the test. Because it is not as clear as the large amount of time that students are in school.

I took the G exam last year, and it took a week for T to get familiar with the next question type and score more than 90 points, although I was going to retake the exam.

As for the review materials, it is recommended that you can often go to the forum of the GT test in China, where there are many recommended materials, and the most important thing is that you can see the situation of other friends who are similar to yours and communicate with each other.