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What's Included
25 Hours of Video Lessons- 50 Hours of Video Solutions
- 75+ Lessons
- Computer Adaptive Tests
- 1 Diagnostic Test
- 1000+ practice Questions
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Are you thinking of taking the GRE and want a test drive? Taking a realistic test or sample questions is often an illuminating experience for most people. Using a realistic test and score report, you can evaluate where you stand and how much prep is needed to get into the graduate school of your dreams. For those of you interested in a quick GRE test drive, we have three ways to sample GRE questions before the real thing:
- The GRE Diagnostic Test: Nothing beats a solid test drive of GRE. We expose you to a real GRE sample test with Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning Sections that includes the new question types in the revised GRE. It does not stop here, you also get a realistic GRE score report, a GRE study plan and a skill report.
- GRE Practice Questions: You can find plenty of Free GRE practice questions right here on the Barron’s GRE blog. These questions are based on the revised GRE format and includes new questions such as multiple correct responses, sentence equivalence besides the regular quantitative comparison questions.
- Full Length GRE Practice Tests: The premium version of the Barron’s GRE course offers 4 online tests that are modeled after the revised GRE. Nothing beats the real thing but these tests come real close.
Hope you will find these free resources helpful.
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For all ye social media aficionados. Here is the new meaning of Accomplishment:
All good things in life eventually come to an end! We launched Barron’s GMAT in March with a promotional price of $59. Be sure to get this price now, because this special launch price won’t be around tomorrow!
If you have tried the Barron’s GMAT course, you know that the course is a bundle of features. Right now the course is available at a wicked cool price – only $59 for the next 24 hours. Tomorrow, the price goes back to $99.
With this promotion, Barron’s GMAT gives you even more bang for your buck than any other GMAT program:
- Adaptive, Personalized Prep that automatically customizes for your unique skill profile
- Thousands of realistic practice questions, many with full video solutions
- Hundreds of hours of targeted expert video lectures for concepts
- 3 Full-length, realistic computer adaptive GMAT test to prepare you for the real thing
- Skill analytics, progress reports, fun videos, great teachers, and more!
Hurry up, this promotion will end today. Upgrade your course now!
Happy Friday Folks! Here is a little gift for you this weekend.
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We got an interesting question on our support line. How does the personalized study plan work? Before we go there, quick reminder that you can start your “Personalized Prep” using the button on the dashboard as shown below. If you do not see the “Personalized Prep” button, it means you have not completed the diagnostic test. You first priority should be to complete the diagnostic test to enable our adaptive learning engine to build a skill profile for you.
Personalize Prep
The personalized prep page is split into two halves. The top half gives you access to your personalized test at any given moment. The lower half gives you the top “10″ lessons with the maximum potential for score boost. Our adaptive engine technology considers many factors such as time remaining to the test, your current skill profile and the total time you can devote for prep activities to give you a personalized practice and learning plan.
Personalized Practice: The adaptive learning technology gives you a laser-guided practice test based on your skill profile. We do not want you to waste your time on solving problem that you have already mastered. We precisely direct you to solve questions with the maximum potential to enhance your score. Just completed a practice test? Not to worry! A new practice test is ready for you already.
Personalized Lesson Plan: How about top “10″ lessons with the maximum potential for score boost? You get them in the quick lessons section. As you complete the lessons from the personalized lesson recommendation queue, new lessons will appear to take their place.
All Topics: If you wish to access all the lessons available with the course, simply use the “All Topics” button. The entire list of lessons are sub-divided into 8 units that range from basic intro stuff to more advanced concepts, test taking strategies and review lessons. All topics area is useful when you want to self-direct your prep i.e. you do not trust our “adaptive” prep plan.
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Check this eBook for your own test prep good. In the Barron’s GRE course, we have video lessons for each of the strategies along with loads of examples.
Essential Math Strategies for GRE Quant
Special month end sale for Barron’s GRE is currently ongoing. From now until April 1st, you can get Barron’s GRE prep for only $69. Here is even better deal:
First 20 users get GRE Prep for $55 with Coupon SW20
How to Get the Special Sale Price?
If you are an existing user, simply login to your account and click on “Upgrade” menu option under profile. When prompted, enter SW20 coupon code to get the special price of $55.
New users, use the following link:
http://www.barronstestprep.com/gre/20off
All the best with your GRE Prep.
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Rebecca Jee, a student at Columbia University, has been using Barron’s GRE course for her GRE Prep. Rebecca will share her GRE Prep experience in a series of blog posts. Here is a quick introduction of her, in her own words:
We will look forward to her posts in the coming days. Stay tuned!
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Today March 14th is the “pi” day. Why is it called the pi day? It’s March 14 or 3/14 or 3.14 is roughly equivalent to the value of Pi. Meanwhile here is a quick practice question to celebrate the pi day.
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