materials or books of GRE Subject Test - Mathematics

[vbon]

Dear All,

I am taking the GRE Subject Test - Math on next 10 days. Please give me or supply me me informtion about materials or books of GRE Subject Test - Math.

Thank you very much for your enthusiastic help.

Bon.

[vreddy]

Try Princeton Review's Cracking the Gre Math Subject Test and ETS's GRE math one.

[dhosek]

There's not a whole lot out there. I've been working with the Princeton Review book.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...62671/donhosek

There's also the REA book which doesn't really provide any review, but does give 6 full-length practice exams.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...16377/donhosek

And I've found this thing
http://www.mo-media.com/gresubject/
which is a kind of hyped-up e-book. No idea if it's worth the price.

I took the GRE last week (11 Dec), found it a bit easier than I expected, but didn't perform up to my standards. My expectation is that I scored around 790-810, but I really want 890, so I'll retake it next fall.

Calculus is the vast majority of the test. Make sure you know that. And know your vector stuff (Calc III/Linear). That should make a big difference.

[tictaktoe]

Anyone knows the authorization code princetons software asks for??

[pranjalmallick]

Originally Posted by dhosek

There's also the REA book which doesn't really provide any review, but does give 6 full-length practice exams.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...16377/donhosek

Hi,
I am Pranjal from India. I will be taking the math sub GRE test this year. I have been looking for the REA book, specially the question papers. I couldn't get the book anywhere in India and "Amazon" wont ship it to India either. I s there any other way I can get the book, atleast the question papers?
Please help me out.....
Pranjal

[Lizard381]

From what I've heard, the REA book is really bad and full of errors...