**"GRE Test Expert Reveals Sordid Tales of Scam Test Preparation”**

If you’re gearing up to take your GRE Test, then you might look at your GRE test preparation as the key to your success. After all, where would you be without the endless supply of GRE practice test know-how, study guides and flash cards?

But one GRE test expert has learned a shocking truth about one of your seemingly closest “allies”: the GRE test diagnostic.

You know what we’re talking about here. That exam that you first take before you even consider starting up your GRE study. That exam that determines the entire shape of your review for this notoriously hard test. That exam that supposedly reveals your strengths, and “effectively” targets your weakest areas.

Well, if you’re a fan of the diagnostic exam, then you might want to sit down for this announcement…

…Because it’s going to change the way you look at your GRE study!

**A Sneaky Scam From “Top” GRE Preparation Companies**

Before we examine one of the sneakiest scams the GRE preparation industry has kept undercover, let’s stress one thing: as a general rule, diagnostic exams are good for your study. They can help shape the direction that your review takes, in addition to giving you the confidence boost you need to tackle your “GRE practice test” with style.

But when it comes to a diagnostic exam that’s offered by one of the so-called leading GRE test preparation companies, it becomes a different matter altogether. In fact, an anonymous GRE test preparation expert is ready to reveal that when it comes to the diagnostic exam, it’s not your increased test score that the test prep companies are after…

…It’s your money.

According to our anonymous source, “No one should put much credence into diagnostic tests given by major publishing companies. These tests are typically designed so that the test taker gets an extremely low score to begin with.

“Then the companies push test prep classes that cost thousands of dollars on the panicked student, who’s likely to sign up because they believe that they need all of the GRE test preparation help that they can get. When the student takes the actual exam and sees how high their score is, they then attribute it to that prep class.”

Our source adds: “It’s pure genius.”

Bona Fide “GRE Practice Test” WITHOUT The Scam

So if you want to hold on to your hard-earned money but don’t want to sacrifice the diagnostic exam, here are a few tips that’ll protect your GRE study success…

…Not to mention your bank account balance!

Find a “GRE practice test” that doesn’t have a major publishing name attached to it. Additionally, don’t search out a test that’s got the “diagnostic” label attached to it. Any GRE practice test can be used as a diagnostic exam.

Don’t let fear be your major motivation into purchasing a GRE test preparation class. With this emotion driving you, it’s highly likely that you’ll end up with the most expensive option.

If you do take a diagnostic exam offered by a major publishing company, compare the score to one you’ve received on an official GRE practice test. If the scores aren’t within twenty points of each other, then you’ve got a scam on your hands!

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