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2nd January 2012, 04:32 PM
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What is GRE? Information about it?
what is gre exactly?can you please explain to me????..please give me the full info
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4th January 2012, 04:44 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
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GRE - GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATION GRE ( Graduate Record Examination ) is the test conducted for taking admission for PG course in US (United States) and also in other countries. -> With the GRE score you will get the admission for the colleges in US, if you get good score in the exam then you will end up getting admission in good colleges if not the other way.. -> The GRE exam pattern is as follows... -> Verbal Reasoning. -> Quantitative Reasoning. -> Analytical Writing. -> To clear the GRE exam with good marks you have to start your preparation from 2nd or 3rd year of your studies.. -> There are many books available in the market which helps you to prepare for the exam, try to buy those books and prepare for the exam daily.. -> To know more about the exam online CLICK HERE!!! -> Any more queries, feel free to leave a post in our forum... Quote:
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4th January 2012, 04:57 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
First of all start with full form GRE stands for Graduate Record Examinations.
in generally saying this test is entrance test to do M.S. in US. It is just like M. Tech in India. After clearing this test you will be able to do M.S. in US along with scholarships and all the residential expenses will be paid under the scholarship. in short if you will clear GRE you will be able to get MS degree at your own cost no need of family financial support. |
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4th January 2012, 08:20 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
GRE actually stands for Graduate Record Examination
This test is conducted to pursue a Masters in Arts (MA) or Science (MS) . If you are willing to study in abroad (United States) and also in other countries you can apply to this exam. There are two types of tests . The General Test measures verbal and quantitative ability, and analytical writing skills. Data shows that scores on the GRE General Test consistently predict graduate school students' grades and performance. . The Subject Test measures the achievement in a particular subject area or extensive background in that discipline. |
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30th January 2012, 04:18 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
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Once you clear GRE, then an exam called TOEFL(TEST FOR ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE) is being conducted to test your skill in English.It is must to clear both of them to get admission into the graduate schools abroad. GRE is a computer based exam and comprises of 3 sections: verbal quantitative aptitude Analytical reasoning The verbal section assess the skills in reading comprehension, critical reasoning and vocabulary usage.The quantitative section assess basic high school level mathematical knowledge and reasoning while the other comprises of writing an essay. Once you get admission through GRE then one needs to spend more than 10 lakhs to complete the education . The banks provide the educational loans to serve the purpose.Above all most of the students opt to do part time jobs to earn money in abroad. |
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30th January 2012, 05:25 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
dear friend,
GRE exam is an entrance exam to get admission in foreign universities for post graduation course.. So, if you want to pursue your post graduation course from foreign universities then you need to crack the GRE exam.. Eligibility for GRE exam:- 1.Candidate has to complete the graduation in fields like- BE/B.tech/B.Arch etc.. or, Candidate has to complete the post graduation course in fields like-M.Sc/MBA/MCA etc.. 2.Candidate must have 50% aggregate through out the graduation / post graduation course. 3.One must have adequate proficiency in english. These are the eligibility criteria you need to fulfill. So, go for it.. All the best. |
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31st January 2012, 02:43 AM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
GRE(GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATION) The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) is a standardized test that is an admissions requirement for many graduate schools in the United States.. Examination Pattern:- 1.>verbal reasoning 2.>quantitative reasoning 3.>analytical writing 4.>critical thinking GRE Books For GRE You have to complete your Graduation with minimum 50% marks from a recognized university. |
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25th April 2012, 12:23 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
This test is conducted to pursue a Masters in Arts (MA) or Science (MS) .
If you are willing to study in abroad (United States) and also in other countries you can apply to this exam. There are two types of tests . The General Test measures verbal and quantitative ability, and analytical writing skills. Data shows that scores on the GRE General Test consistently predict graduate school students' grades and performance. . The Subject Test measures the achievement in a particular subject area or extensive background in that discipline. |
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25th April 2012, 03:48 PM
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Re: What is GRE? Information about it?
GRE - Graduate Record Examinations This general test is a multiple choice test for applications to graduate schools The GRE is a computer adaptive test & consists of three scored sections Verbal : Sentence completion Analogies Antonyms Reading Comprehension Marks : 800 Question : 30 Time : 30 min Quant : problem solving quant comparisons graph based questions marks : 800 questions : 28 Time : 45 min AWA : perspective on an issue Analysis of an argument Marks : 0-6(graded) Questions :1+1 Time :45min+30min |
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