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So Simple and Easy To Use

• The GRE revised General Test is the prescribed
  examination used to measure the following subject
  knowledge
• Verbal Reasoning
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Critical Thinking
• Analytical Writing Skills

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• The above curricula in GRE bear no relation to
  any field of study and training. It tests the
  student's skills that has been under development
  over a long time. The questions and features of
  the GRE examination reflects on the thought
  pattern of the student taking the test. So also
  it examines the skillfulness of the students,
  which is essential to be successful in graduate
  and B schools.

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GRE Coaching Chennai

• Educational Testing Board (ETS), publishes the
  GRE Test Course ware. It offers a complete
  overview of each section in the exam. This in
  turn immensely helps a student to prepare for the
  test day perfectly. The main aim of the ETS
  publishers in redesigning GRE is given below

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GRE PREP

• Understanding what is being tested
• Gaining acquaintance with several questions and
  similar types
• Reviewing innumerable strategies in test-taking
• Get familiar with the type of calculator being
  given on the day of the GRE examination
• Reviewing scored Analytical Writing essay
  responses and reader commentary
• Understand scoring pattern
• Practice taking the test-taking
• If you are a student planning to take the
  computer-based GRE examination, please log onto
  www.ets.org/gre/prepare for all test prep
  material.

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GRE Test Structure

• The paper-based GRE examination consists of two
  sections in Analytical Writing, another two in
  Verbal Reasoning and two more in Quantitative
  Reasoning sections. The examination is spread
  over approximately, 3 hours and 30 minutes. At
  the beginning of each section the directions
  specify the total number of questions in the
  section, including the time allowed for each
  section. The Analytical Writing sections are
  always presented first.

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GRE Test Structure
Topics Number of Questions Time
Analytical Writing Skills (2 sections) Section 1 Analyze an Issue Section 2 Analyze an Argument 30 minutes/section
Verbal Reasoning (2 sections) 25 questions per section 35 minutes/section
Quantitative Reasoning 25 questions per section 40 minutes/ section
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Things to know before GRE test prep

• Test preparation time depends on the acumen and
  preferences of the students. In normal
  circumstances it is two months. It can be
  extended to 45 days or three months as well. The
  other things a student must know before
  test-taking GRE examination is the admission
  process, administrative procedures, type of
  questions, directions, number of questions and
  amount of time for answering each section.
• The administrative procedure is inclusive of
  registration for GRE test scheduling an
  appointment date, time and test center location.
  It also includes cost, procedures for reporting
  the score along with the availability of special
  test arrangements for the physically handicapped
  applicants and test-takers. For information on
  administrative procedures, please log onto
  www.ets.org/gre/general

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GRE Examination Strategies

• In Analytical Writing the study and training
  tasks are on a wide range of subjects
• Fine Arts
• Humanities
• Social sciences
• Physical Sciences
• However, no specific content knowledge is
  required for each of the tasks given above. The
  only requisite is how a student understood the
  task and how easily they respond to it in the
  given time for a correct answer to the questions.
  It also expects complex thinking and persuasive
  writing as the benchmark for a successful GRE
  score for studying and coaching in international
  graduate schools and colleges. You can also view
  the website www.ets.org/gre/awtopics

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Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning

• There are several formats in the verbal and quant
  reasoning questions. Some are single answer
  choices and others include one or more answers. A
  test-taker must be sure which answer choice is
  correct by understanding the response required
  for the question. You can also exercise freedom
  to skip the difficult questions and later answer
  them within the allotted time in the section. The
  scores will be given according to the number of
  questions selected and the right answers
  provided. There is no negative marks for wrong
  ones.

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Score Reporting

• A six-point holistic scale determines the scores
  from two readers for the essay who measure
  Analytical Writing. The scoring is based on the
  overall quality of the essay for which the
  readers are trained to assign individual scores.
  An average of the final point on the two essays
  is rounded of to the nearest half-point interval
  on the 0-6 scale. More information is available
  on the website www.ets.org/gre/scoreguides.

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Score Reporting

• The readers of the answers in GRE examination do
  not look at the right answers. In fact, they
  are making an evaluation of your skill, which
  results in your addressing of the specific
  instructions and justify your argument.
• In critical thinking and persuasive writing to
  analyze an issue is a task. The main purpose here
  is how well a compelling argument is developed to
  support it. The most successful response explores
  the complex nature of the claim and follows the
  specific task instructions. The following
  questions may be helpful to analyze and prepare
  for the issue task

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Score Reporting

• What is the precise central issue?
• What are the precise instructions asking me to do
  so?
• Do I agree with any part of the claim or with
  all?
• If it is so, are they reasonable ones?
• Is the claim valid under certain conditions only?
  Then, what are they?
• Is there a need to give reasons on how I
  interpret for a certain concept or task that is
  used in the claim?
• If I take a stand on the issue, what are the
  reasons that justify my doing it?
• What are the real or hypothetical examples, I
  could use to illustrate those reasons and advance
  my point of review?
• Which are the most compelling answers?

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Score Reporting

• After all this reasoning write a meaningful
  response with clarity to communicate those ideas
  to the readers. Finally, when it is measured on
  the scoring scale it will help in seeing how and
  where to make an improvement.
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