GRE

GRE

GRE stands for Graduate Record Examination and is administered worldwide by the American company Education Testing Services (ETS). A standardized test, the Graduate Record Examination measures Verbal, Mathematical & Analytical (Analytical Writing and Critical Thinking) skills. The test intends to primarily aid Graduate Schools (of all fields other than business) to assess the potential of the applicants for advanced study. Most universities in the US/Canada, while inviting applications from prospective students, ask for GRE® scores. . There are some universities in India which accept GRE for MBA as well. Also ISB, Hyderabad also started accepting GRE for their flagship program.

The examination is entirely a Computer-based Test, and no two students get an identical set of questions. The test is scored on a maximum of 340. The GRE® Score alone cannot guarantee admission into a school – the test is only one of the major factors taken into consideration in the long process of an applicant getting admitted into a graduate school he/she desires.

Verbal Reasoning Skills
  • Analyzing Information
  • Evaluating Information
  • Identifying Relationships between Words and Concepts

Quantitative Reasoning Skills

  Understanding, Reasoning and Problem Solving Skills in :

  • Arithmetic
  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Data Analysis

Analytical Writing Skills
  • Articulating Complex Ideas
  • Examining Claims & Evidence
  • Providing Support to Main Ideas
  • Sustaining Focus and Coherence
  • Controlling the Elements of Standard Written English

GRE TEST Pattern:

Total Duration : 3 hours 45 minutes

Nature of Exam : Computer based adaptive test

Total Score : 340

Verbal Reasoning
  • Two Sections – 20 questions in each section (30 mins per section)
  • 130 – 170 Score range

Quantitative Reasoning
  • Two Sections – 20 questions in each section (35 mins per section)
  • 130 – 170 Score range

Analytical Writing
Assessment (AWA)
  • Two Essays – Issue & Argument (30mins each)
  • 0 – 6 Score range
Title
  • VEC

Duration
  • 60 Hours

Objective
  • To train eligible students (those who have the necessary education and pass the assessment) on the topics listed below in order to help them to achieve the minimum necessary score or higher in the Graduate Record Examination(GRE).

Core Content
  • Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Critical Thinking And Analytical Writing

Topic Covered

1) General
  • - Introduction to the test pattern (Computer Based & Computer Adaptive)
  • - General Techniques and Strategies
  • - Time Management
  • - Functional Grammar
  • - Common Errors & Correction
  • - Vocabulary Development Technique

2) Verbal Reasoning
  • - How to analyze information from a written text
  • - How to evaluate information on written text
  • - How to synthesize information on written text
  • - How to identify and analyze information located at different parts of the written text
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Reading Comprehension

3) Quantitative Reasoning
  • - Algebra
  • - Geometry
  • - Data Analysis
  • - Problem solving techniques and Strategies

4) Critical Thinking
  • - What is Critical Thinking
  • - How to improve critical thinking skills
  • - How to apply Critical Thinking Skills to the GRE
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Analogies
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Antonyms
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Sentence Completion

5) Analytical Writing
  • - Introduction to Types of Writing
  • - Basic Principles of Good Writing
  • - What is Articulation
  • - How to Articulate Complex Ideas
  • - How to distinguish main ideas from supporting ideas
  • - How to organize the passage
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Issue tasks
  • - Techniques and Strategies for Argument tasks
  • Initial Assessment
  • Student Admission (Subject to student’s clearing the assessment)
  • Class Room Lectures
  • Trainer – Trainee Interaction
  • Trainee – Trainee Interaction
  • On-Session Assignments
  • Off -Session Assignments
  • Continuous Monitoring
  • Regular Feedbacks
  • Final Assessment
  • Experienced Faculties
  • Flexibly Timing
  • Small batches