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Originally Posted by Hoodwink
with due respect, you mean a person belonging to english speaking country with Graduation in math can score best in GRE ?? 
if I am not wrong logical and analytical reasoning plays a vital role in this test.Math doesn't mean calculus or trigonometry. It is just High school level math just used as a tool to check your quantitative reasoning abilities.
Its all about our fast processing of given data.
That may depend on your inborn qualities and basic training (Mont to Masters) |
You are right, BUT one has to be well versed in English Grammar and composition to attempt the analytical and verbal portion of the GRE.
you don't need a masters degree in math BUT you need to have a grip on the BASICS of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, percentages, probability etc. But still you have to prepare it thoroughly as Candidates from Pakistan target this portion for a high score in the test.