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The Graduate Record Examination or GRE test consists of three parts: Analytical Writing Verbal reasoning  Quantitative reasoning Here are more details on the three sections: Analytical writing Verbal reasoning Quantitative reasoning Two tasks Analyze an issue Analyze an argument Two sections 20 questions per section Two sections 20 questions per section 30 minutes per task… Read More »

The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) is a standardized test conducted by Educational Testing Services (ETS). The scores obtained in this exam is counted when you try to study overseas, joining graduate-level schools to pursue master’s degree programs. GRE exam tests your abilities in the language (writing), analytical thinking, and mathematics. The scores of GRE are… Read More »

For an average test taker, the reading comprehension (RC) section in the GRE test is a nightmare due to poor reading habits and a lack of vocabulary. Therefore, this section, typically included in both language ability tests and standard reasoning tests, is a stressful one. Factors that contribute to poor scores Poor knowledge of vocabulary:… Read More »

If you are willing to advance your study abroad, you must be busy getting a lot of necessary steps right to finally get there. There are a lot of steps, procedures, processes, and preparations to be done. A good migration consultant can guide and help you get all the technical requirements to qualify for migration… Read More »

The three main components of the GRE test are: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and QR. The GRE begins with the section on Analytical Writing. In this segment, under timed conditions, the student must write two essays on the computer. The first essay is ‘The Analysis of an Issue’ and the second essay is ‘The Analysis… Read More »

A prominent question for those preparing for the GRE is how long you should prepare for the GRE, is one month enough or do you need more preparation time, say six months. Well, your duration of preparation depends on several factors-the the GRE scores you require for gaining admission into your target colleges, how long… Read More »