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The
GRE is now only available as a computer-adaptive
test. This is how it works: instead of having
a pre-determined mixture of easy, medium,
and hard questions, the computer will select
questions for you based on how well you are
doing. The first question will be of medium
difficulty; if you get it right, the second
question will be selected from a large group
of questions that are a little harder; if
you get the first question wrong, the second
will be a little easier. The result is that
the test automatically adjusts to your skill
level. The Tough questions have more credit
than easier ones.
You can still earn a very high score even
if you answer several questions incorrectly.
Correct answers to Harder questions leads
to large score as compared to easier questions.
This means to Get large score more difficult
questions has to be answered.
Some (Very few) Universities may demand Subject
GRE.
· Your GRE scores are valid for 5 years.
· You may appear again in GRE after
one month.
Section Questions Duration
Verbal
30 30
Analytical 2 writing Tasks 75
Quantitative 28 45
Verbal/Quant./Anal. 30/35/2(writing tasks)
30/60/75
Types of Questions
Verbal
Analogies 7*
Sentence Completion 6*
Antonyms 9*
Reading Comprehension 3*
Quantitative
Mathematical comparisons 14*
Problem Solving 10*
Chart 4*
Analytical
2 writing Tasks
*a 45-minute "Present Your Perspective
on an Issue" task and a 30-minute "Analyze
an Argument" task. The "Issue"
task states an opinion on an issue of general
interest and asks you to address the issue
from any perspectives you wish, as long as
you provide relevant reasons and examples
to explain and support your views.
Some Facts
Maximum score for sections Verbal, Quantitative
is 800.An analytical writing score will be
reported on a 0-6 score scale, in half-point
increments. GRE is generally required by universities
in North America (USA and Canada). Most Universities
require General GRE for admission to MS and
Ph.D. in Engineering Sciences. Generally for
engineering Students score above 1800 is considered
good for admission for middle order universities
ranked between 40 to 90 .There may be some
deviations? For all engineering Students GRE
Q is most important for best results GRE Q
must be well above 730 ,GRE
A above 650(A>4.0/6.0),GRE V above 400.
GRE score can considerably improve University
Ranking. TOEFL is most important. TOEFL score
must be well above 213.Generally Top 50 ranked
Universities may require GRE>2000(770+,500+,>4/6)
and TOEFL>250.For International students
Verbal section is quite difficult. So they
must prepare hard on vocabulary.
Note: Work hard in GRE Quantitative. Work
on Permutation/combination, probability, mean/median/mode...etc.
GRE TIPS
· First 15 Questions of each section
are most Important!
· Most of People will find Quantative
section most easy but be careful, avoid making
silly mistakes. Note you wont get extra
score if you finish this section before time!
· According to survey Analytical section
is very lengthy so pace from beginning. Again
first 15 questions are important.
· These days Games in Analytical section
are tougher with easier Logical reasoning
questions.
· Questions on Probability, Permutations
, combinations , mean, mode, standard deviation
are common.
· Verbal section is Toughest for people
not having English as native language best
solution is to learn as many words as possible.
· Answer all questions in each section
.There is negative marking for questions unanswered.
So at last 2 minutes just guess
all remaining questions.
· Dont panic even if your score is
low!
· Be prepared for 4 Universities to
apply online. .
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