GRE Books - Kaplan or Barron’s
July 19, 2008 by Raghu
Confused about choice to book to study for GRE Exam? Here’s my take on the 2 of best choice of books available for GRE Exam preparation. I have used both Barron’s and Kaplan and have seen friends who used only Kaplan and Barron’s along with ETS GRE materials.
Kaplan or Barron’s GRE Book?
Using both books to prepare for the test and I find that Kaplan’s practice tests and exercises are not as challenging as the Barron’s GRE. Kaplan provides really good advice and strategies but I think that Barrons would give you a better feeling of what the test is like and practice problems are more exhaustive induces more problem solving attitude and thinking. If you have the opportunity, use both.
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Hi there! Its a very useful resource for MS aspirants. I have 1 question here. I’ve completed my BE with 68% aggregate. But i had 12 back logs during the span of four years. However I’ve graduated in 4 years with a first class degree. Will these past back logs hamper my MS chances? I am yet 2 take up my GRE.
@Rahul -
Thanks Rahul, If you have good GRE score, it will be help increases your chances to get admission even with 12 backlogs. Also, having good recommendation letter and SOP will be helping factor.
admission to universities is the least of ur probs dude.. the real hurdle is the visa.. as said above, ace ur gre and prepare a super sop and u;re thru. atb