What is the GRE test about? 10

I just got a score of 10g, 1360Hope to give you some experience.

1.I think vocabulary is a decisive issue. Is your ability to memorize words good, for example, one of my classmates just can't remember words, and as a result, he only got in his early 1,000s after two exams.

So if you're good at memorizing words, then the GRE is basically you've taken it. I only memorized the ruby 3 times at that time, and the key is the method. To be gre words, you must use fast attack, that is, shorthand, review more.

It is very ineffective to memorize words like we did in high school, level 4 or 6. Generally speaking, I think you can start memorizing two months before you start preparing thoroughly. In other words, it's OK to memorize it once before

2.Then you must come to Beijing New Oriental to take a GRE class, and the vocabulary catches up with Teacher Chen Qi to teach you, then I think it is no problem for you to have 500 in Chinese. When you go to work, you will understand everything, how to review, and what state to study.

3.Then, you must complete the essay within a month after the class, which is the most efficient. Essays must also be fast-attacked, a month, write a lot every day, read a lot. It must be good.

4.Then there are about 3 or 4 months left to review the written test. This is the most appropriate time.

I only had a month left at the time, and the review method was to get the class inverse vocabulary in a week, and the completion here refers to completing the blue and yellow skin twice, and combining it with memorizing the words. Then a week to fill in the blanks, and the blue and yellow skins were done. Then I finished reading in the next week, and the yellow skin was done.

In the last week, we will take daily mock exams. As for the landlord, you can be more generous on my basis, but remember not to procrastinate, gre is over once you drag I suggest that you can do fill in the blanks first, and then keep it all the time, because after filling in the blanks, you will find that you may have done very poorly at first, and then suddenly it will be better, and then you have to keep it this way until the exam.

Okay, that's detailed enough......As long as you review well as I say, the GRE will definitely be able to get on 1400 Good luck, if you don't understand, you can ask me again

The following is a review schedule, I hope you find it helpful, the time interval is very practical.

June 7, 2009 GRE Exam Review Time Schedule.

January 1 - February 29, 2009 GRE word or vocabulary memory.

From March 1, 2009 to March 21, 2009, the essays are classified and summarized, and the time for reading the sample essays is planned.

From March 22 to April 12, 2009, the essay mock test will be conducted at least once a day.

April 13, 2009 GRE Essay Test Assumption Time.

From April 14 to April 24, 2009, the review time for mathematics will be divided equally among individual exercises if mathematics is not used.

From April 25 to May 1, 2009, there was a breakthrough in the class of anti-individual items.

May 2-8, 2009 Reading Individual Breakthrough.

Fill-in-the-blank breakout from May 9 to May 15, 2009 (fill-in-the-blank, reading and inverse order can be adjusted according to different situations).

From May 16, 2009 to June 6, 2009, the written test mock test time, do a set of mock test questions every day, and summarize the reasons for the error in time.

June 7, 2009 GRE Written Exam Date.

Between January and June 2009, candidates will also need to intersperse other parts of the review:

From January 1 to April 12, 2009, write at least one essay per day.

During the period from March 1 to April 12, 2009, when recessing red books or reading individual reference books.

From April 14, 2009 to May 15, 2009, each individual time is allocated and adjusted according to your own situation, and you can memorize the red treasure book during the break.

From January 1 to June 6, 2009, GRE class registration time, according to your own situation, arrange time to apply for essay and written test tutorial classes.

One click, and you'll know. Then go to the relevant forum.

Go to the stupid forum and check it out. That's a lot of information.

The GRE professional test is divided into four subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, and psychology, and the number and format of questions in each subject vary. The details are as follows:

1) There are about 66 questions in mathematics, and the test questions are mainly for candidates who want to pursue a postgraduate degree in mathematics, focusing on the knowledge and skills of mathematics. In addition to basic calculus operations, linear algebra, mathematical analysis, and more are also included, requiring candidates to be able to draw inferences. There are about 1 4 questions related to complex variable analysis, topology, number theory, etc.

2) About 100 physics questions, mainly related to university physics courses. Among them, classical mechanics accounts for about 20%, electromagnetic fundamentals account for about 18%, atomic physics accounts for about 10%, physical optics and wave phenomena account for about 9%, fluid mechanics and statistical mechanics account for about 10%, quantum mechanics accounts for about 12%, special relativity accounts for about 6%, and experimental methods account for about 6%. The remaining 9% is mainly related to modern physics, including Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, atomic and proton physics, low-temperature physics and space physics.

3) About 130 questions in chemistry, which involve the main content of university chemistry courses. Among them, analytical chemistry accounts for about 15%, inorganic chemistry accounts for about 25%, organic chemistry accounts for about 30%, and physical chemistry accounts for about 30%.

4) There are about 205 questions in psychology, which are divided into six parts: physiology (17 21%), cognition (17 24%), social psychology (12 14%), psychological development (12 14%), clinical diagnosis (15 19%), psychometric psychostatistics and others (15 19%).

Score inquiry:

GRE General Test: Verbal and Quantitative Mathematics scores can be viewed on the spot after the test, and candidates can check the official results on the ETS website about 10 to 15 days after the test, and ETS will send the test report to the applicant institution.

GRE Professional Exam: 5 weeks after the test day, the test results will be published on the ETS official website, and the ETS will send the score report directly to the candidate's application institution.

Candidates can choose 4 institutions to send their results for free or not at all on the day of the test. After that, use the scoreselect service to select the results you are satisfied with and send them to the intended institution, and no other test records will be displayed on the transcript. The score report of the at-home test is the same as that of the offline test, without any special identification.

The above content refers to: Encyclopedia-gre

The GRE test content is as follows:

The exam consists of three subjects: Verbal Reasoning and Analytical Writing, of which the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections are commonly referred to as "Chinese" and "Mathematics" in China, and the writing part usually refutes the reasoning given in a particular situation.

2.The analytical writing section requires candidates to express their personal views on an issue and analyze an argument, and the writing section is scored a total of 6 points, which is usually very good if it can be achieved.

3.In the analytical writing section, the content is usually a comment and response to social, scientific, historical, philosophical, political, etc., and the content is usually a refutation of the reasoning given in a specific situation.

4.The mathematics part is all basic questions in mathematics and physics, including geometry, algebra, statistical charts, intelligence tests, etc., the main purpose is to test the candidates' potential ability in basic mathematics and their ability to understand, judge and reason about problems in mathematics and physics. The difficulty and depth of the questions sometimes depend on the candidate's understanding of the description and explanation of the questions.

What is the main test of GRE language, as follows:

Question titled Sentence Fill-in-the-Blank Questions. There are two single-empty questions, two double-empty questions, and two three-empty questions. Generally speaking, the second question of the same type will be more difficult.

Sometimes, in the two parts of the Chinese exam, one of the sections will combine the middle and short questions into a long reading that is heavily read.

Titled Sentence Equivalence. The difficulty does not increase with the question number, and the difficulty of the four questions is basically the same.

Entitled Reading Comprehension Questions. General 18-19 questions are short readings. 20 questions are logical readings.

The content of the GRE Math test is as follows:

1.Arithmetic. The arithmetic chapter mainly includes integers, fractional decimals, real numbers, etc., mainly to examine the nature of numbers and basic operations, and the knowledge points involved in primary school mathematics will also be tested, so there will be many very simple questions.

2.Algebra. Algebra will only involve the content of elementary algebra in the GRE math test, and the center is to solve equations, including unary one-dimensional equations, one-dimensional quadratic equations, binary one-dimensional equations, etc., and will also involve inequality operations.

3.Geometry. Geometry is easy to understand, this chapter will involve plane geometry, solid geometry, and analytic geometry, but the knowledge points examined will not be as in-depth as high school, and basically some relatively simple properties will be examined, mainly in the properties of graphics and some formulas.