Free test preparation material available for GRE

Educational Testing Service (ETS) unveiled free test preparation material for the GRE revised General Test.

Educational Testing Service (ETS) unveiled free test preparation material for the GRE revised General Test,which will launch in August 2011.

Because the GRE revised General Test represents the largest change to the test in the GRE programs 60-year history and includes many test-taker friendly enhancements,it continues to capture the interest of potential graduate and business school students worldwide.

This announcement about free test preparation material comes shortly after the widely publicized 50 percent discount for students who take the GRE revised General Test between August 1 and September 30,2011.

Students considering taking the GRE revised General Test will get an opportunity to practice answering the new question types and try out some of the new computer-based functionality with the free material available on the GRE website.

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