How to prepare for GRE from scratch? I am a final year mechanical engineering student and want to do MBA from a foreign university.

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Raj Shakya | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

Hi, There are some basic principles for people who are trying to prepare on their own. Crafting studying technique is something more tactical, and personal, that you'll have to do on your own, based on what you know about how you best learn. Most of these, apart from distinctions as noted, apply to

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