The GRE has changed! Here's some of what you may want to know about the new test, and here are a few ways to practice.
This is from ETS, the company that publishes the GRE:
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Math
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Here's a look at the mathematical skills and concepts that may appear on the
GRE revised General Test.
Math
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Interactive Introduction (lecture, interview, polls, transcripts)
We have this book in class in paper form, but you can also get it as a nook-book and read it either on a nook or on your computer. You can probably also read it from an iPad or Android using the Nook App, or possibly from a Kindle.
This one is free:
nookbook
From
Kaplan: