You have been rigorously preparing for your GRE Test for the past few weeks. There is just another week left for the actual GRE Test. 99% of you must have a feeling that your preparation is not exhaustive.
Some of you feel that you should have read more words for antonyms section.
Some of you feel that you should have practiced more problems for quants section.
No matter how good/bad you have prepared till now, there is a secret tip that could give a significant boost to your score in the GRE test. Only few of the extremely smart people[like me 
] know this secret.
Psst.. I know a site where you can find set of all quantitative and verbal questions that have appeared in the GRE Test in this fortnight. Yes, the actual questions that appeared in the real GRE test. I have known of so many people who told me that the questions given in the below site had appeared in their GRE Test.
Here are the links:
And know what, many questions repeat over a period of fortnight in the GRE Test. To know the reason why questions repeat, you should know about how the GRE Test works.
GRE Test is a Computer Adaptive Test. The number of questions asked in the GRE Test in a particular period of time is limited. I guess that GRE test makers change these questions database every fortnight or so.
To avoid the risk of leak of their questions, GRE test takers are obligatorily made to sign a non disclosure agreement that the test taker would not disclose any questions that they got in their GRE Test to any third person, and that ETS holds the rights to void the score of the student known to have leaked the questions. Now this is the loop hole that is being made use of by the site such as the one I mentioned above. I guess that the site owner who appears to own a GRE Coaching center, surveys and collects the questions asked in the GRE test from their students.
I know that what that site is doing terribly wrong by leaking GRE questions, but nevertheless this site helps many to get to know few questions prior to their GRE test, which helps their GRE score. ETS should open its eyes and probably do something to avoid this kind of loopholes that affect the fairness of the GRE test.
Disclaimer: I have no relation or connection with the above website that leaks questions. The links are provided only for information. I neither am endorsing above sites nor am encouraging the leak of the GRE questions.
About the Author: Sridhar Jammalamadaka is the editor of this blog, Interview Mantra. He is a professional blogger from Pune, India. He is an experienced programmer with expertise in Java, C and Micro Controller programming. He enjoys playing cricket and piano. Through this blog, he wishes to gather a large online community of aspiring Indians - students and working professionals. You can find him on Twitter at @sriavr 