--- In topgre@yahoogroups.com, "Arun Tejusve" <tejus2005@...> wrote:
>hi ,
pls tell me how to crack gre...
iam now preparing for it...
how to crack verbal...???
any short cut for gre...
> hi guyz,
>
> I got a 1220 in my GRE. verbal-450 and qunts-670. AWA-3.5..
>
> can u guyzz suggest some univ for which i can apply.
> TOEFL i got 280 and have a good acads.
>
> My interests in the field of communication and networking..
>
> can anyone help me out.
>
--- In topgre@yahoogroups.com, ranu gokhroo <cute_ranu7@...> wrote:
>
>
> hey when did u give the exams and where..........
> wat all were needed docs at the time of examination, plzz tell me
as i m going to take GRE on 28th nov.
> do help me
> thanxx
>
> Arun Tejusve <tejus2005@...> wrote:
> hi guyz,
>
>hi...
i wanted to know when and how do i have to apply for taking the
GRE test next year.since u hav already given the etst am sure you can
help me. and also cud u plzz suggest some searsch engines to look for
US colleges and universities.i think u hav already shortlisted the
colleges of ur interest.i have read in careergraph that these
searchengines are of great help. looking forward for ur quick reply.
I got a 1220 in my GRE. verbal-450 and qunts-670. AWA-3.5..
>
> can u guyzz suggest some univ for which i can apply.
> TOEFL i got 280 and have a good acads.
>
> My interests in the field of communication and networking..
>
> can anyone help me out.
>
>
>
>
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ETS will be making the following significant changes to the GRE General Test. The changes are likely to be implemented from September 2007.
The New Verbal Reasoning Section
Measure of ability to analyze and evaluate written material and synthesize information obtained from it, analyze relationships among component parts of sentences, and recognize relationships between words and concepts in context
Emphasis on skills related to graduate work, such as complex reasoning
Greater emphasis on higher cognitive skills and less dependence on vocabulary knowledge alone More text-based materials, such as reading passages A broader selection of reading passages Expansion of computer-enabled tasks (e.g., highlighting a sentence in a passage that serves the function described in the question) Two 40-minute sections
* Measure of ability to reason quantitatively and solve problems in a quantitative setting, * Measure of basic mathematical skills and understanding of elementary mathematical concepts of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, probability, and statistics * Quantitative reasoning skills that are closer to skills generally used in graduate school o Proportion of questions involving real-life scenarios and data interpretation increased o Proportion of Geometry questions decreased o On-screen four-function calculator with square root * Inclusion of question types other than multiple-choice, including computer-enabled tasks such as entering a numerical answer via a keyboard * Two 40-minute sections
The GRE Board has approved new score scales for the Verbal and Quantitative sections. The GRE Program anticipates that the mean of the new score scale will be 150 and the expected score range will be 130 to 170, in 1-point increments. Final specification of the score scale will be determined based on data from the initial revised General Test administrations in the fall of 2007.
A concordance table will be available on the GRE Web site to assist score users in determining the relationship between old and new Verbal and Quantitative scores.
For Verbal and Quantitative scores earned prior to September 2007, approximate score equivalents on the new scale will be included on score reports to assist score users in comparing old and new scores.
The score scale for the Analytical Writing section will continue to be 0 to 6, in half-point increments.
Changes in Test Delivery
* The GRE General Test will be administered on computer on approximately 30 test dates worldwide. * An expanded Internet-based testing network with about 3,500 test sites will be available worldwide.
If you have already started your preparation for GRE by going through word lists and improving your vocabulary, it will be a wise decision to take your GRE test in the existing pattern itself. So, brace yourself to complete the GRE before Sep 2007. Else, you may have to unlearn some of what you have already learnt and learn new things.
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--- In topgre@yahoogroups.com, Bhupinder Singh <bhupi80singh@...> wrote:
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> Can some one guide me how to prepare for vocab of GRE. If any one
have material for my help please help me in this regard.
>
> Regards
> Bhupinder Singh
>
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the barrons man........do all the wordlists religiously.....and then
comes your big book........word lists from big book are very very
important....and maths from barrons is jus fine.they have cranked up
the difficulty level in vocab.........word lists are v.v.imp man.
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> Can some one guide me how to prepare for vocab of GRE. If any one
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Hi...actually i have booked my slot for gre which is 4 months ahead...but i am just not able to understand...where to start..and how to start...especially the verbal part...plz advice..
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hi, actually verbal section is a bit difficult.... But u dont have to cramm the wordlist as every testtaker thinks. .. there r some basic words that u have to know.. Refer "BARRONS FOR GRE" that has high frequency wordlist and good stratergies
just be focus and dont panic... 4 months is still a lot of time..just follow the systematic plan
All the best and give ur best shot
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well start with WL in nova book of GRE. n yeah refer to kaplan n barrons. once u r thru with most of them . start with the other excercizes.
abhinav.
----- Original Message ---- From: vindhya reddy <vindhyareddy_r@...> To: topgre@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 6:07:58 AM Subject: [topgre] Hi
Hi...actually i have booked my slot for gre which is 4 months ahead...but i am just not able to understand.. .where to start..and how to start...especially the verbal part...plz advice..
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hey BARRON'S is enuf for GRE... do RC frm other stuff too
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> Hi...actually i have booked my slot for gre which is 4 months
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to start...especially the verbal part...plz advice..
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--- In topgre@yahoogroups.com, vindhya reddy <vindhyareddy_r@...>
wrote:
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> Hi...actually i have booked my slot for gre which is 4 months
ahead...but i am just not able to understand...where to start..and
how to start...especially the verbal part...plz advice..
>
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hai
u hav a very good time.just use it 2 ur extend....my way of reading
was to increase the no. of intake.....i.e.,like reading the words
10,20,30,40.....increase 10 a day..4m GRE BARRONS and complete them
in at the max in 2 months....u hav 2 mre months to use them and to
have grip on that.....and u can prep for quant too dnt neglect
quant...even i can do quant well but on that day(when i gave GRE) it
went wrong and i landed in 700.....so u hav lots of time...just
start rocking..it may look monotonus reading evry day .....but to
achieve sme thng u have to work hard...and i think u WILL
MY WISHES ARE WITH U......
ALL THE BEST...
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Barrons is Outdated, U can only Prepare WordList
in that.....
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well start with WL in nova book of GRE. n yeah refer to kaplan n barrons. once u r thru with most of them . start with the other excercizes.
vindhya reddy <vindhyareddy_r@...> wrote:
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Hi
As ETS is shifting to the new format, they have stopped registrations for
taking the GRE in old format in certain countries. India is one of the
locations where registrations to take the old format GRE has closed.
Here is the excerpt of message that you will get in the GRE website if you
try to register for the GRE Test
"Due to extremely high registration volumes in India during the period
from January 1, 2007 to July 31, 2007, test registration for the current
GRE General Test is now closed. We apologize for any disruption caused by
this action.
Test takers unable to register for the current GRE General Test will need
to register for the revised GRE General Test, which will be introduced in
September 2007. Registration for the revised General Test will begin in
July 2007. "
However, you can register for the test should you choose to travel to
some of these countries. Here is a list of some destinations that are close to
India.
1. Singapore
2. Nepal
3. Malaysia
4. Hong Kong
Best wishes
Baskar
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hi ,
then wat r u following for math..
i heard that barons is not good for wordlist too
--- Sudhakar <sudhakar_satan@...> wrote:
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> Barrons is Outdated, U can only Prepare WordList
> in that.....
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> Gve me ur Yahoo messenger id i m too taking my
> GRE on July 30th, would b Helpful
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I have already applied for the 10 May date in Nepal and i want to know that what document i will need to show in the examination center after reaching there.As I am a resident of India.
Regards
groups@... wrote:
Hi
As ETS is shifting to the new format, they have stopped registrations for taking the GRE in old format in certain countries. India is one of the locations where registrations to take the old format GRE has closed.
Here is the excerpt of message that you will get in the GRE website
if you try to register for the GRE Test
"Due to extremely high registration volumes in India during the period from January 1, 2007 to July 31, 2007, test registration for the current GRE General Test is now closed. We apologize for any disruption caused by this action.
Test takers unable to register for the current GRE General Test will need to register for the revised GRE General Test, which will be introduced in September 2007. Registration for the revised General Test will begin in July 2007. "
However, you can register for the test should you choose to travel to some of these countries. Here is a list of some destinations that are close to India.
ETS has announced that the new pattern of administering GRE Test that was scheduled to commence from September 2007 has been scrapped after a discussion with the GRE Board. The old pattern will continue.
Registrations will reopen in countries like India where they had been closed for a while.
Here is the gist of what ETS website says
"ETS has cancelled plans to launch the revised Graduate Record Examinations® (GRE®) General Test. The decision was made in consultation with the Executive Committee of the GRE Board.
While ETS and the Board remain committed to improving the test, on balance, GRE officials said they believe problems guaranteeing complete access to the new Internet-based test outweighed the benefits of immediately moving to the new format.
ETS originally planned to launch the revised GRE General Test worldwide in September. Instead, the company will continue to offer the test worldwide in its current computer-based, continuous testing format. Registrations in India, China and Japan, which had been closed, will be reopened in the near future to accommodate application deadlines. Likewise, registrations for the current GRE General Test will continue elsewhere."
You can read the full text of the press release at
Perhaps,
It would be better to ask in the test center USEF in
Kathmandu.
--- vicky thakre <vicky_thakre2003@...> wrote:
> Sir,
>
> I have already applied for the 10 May date in Nepal
> and i want to know that what document i will need to
> show in the examination center after reaching
> there.As I am a resident of India.
>
> Regards
>
> groups@... wrote:
> Hi
>
> As ETS is shifting to the new format, they have
> stopped registrations for
> taking the GRE in old format in certain countries.
> India is one of the
> locations where registrations to take the old
> format GRE has closed.
>
> Here is the excerpt of message that you will get in
> the GRE website if you
> try to register for the GRE Test
>
> "Due to extremely high registration volumes in
> India during the period
> from January 1, 2007 to July 31, 2007, test
> registration for the current
> GRE General Test is now closed. We apologize for
> any disruption caused by
> this action.
>
> Test takers unable to register for the current GRE
> General Test will need
> to register for the revised GRE General Test, which
> will be introduced in
> September 2007. Registration for the revised
> General Test will begin in
> July 2007. "
>
> However, you can register for the test should you
> choose to travel to
> some of these countries. Here is a list of some
> destinations that are close to India.
>
> 1. Singapore
> 2. Nepal
> 3. Malaysia
> 4. Hong Kong
>
> Best wishes
>
> Baskar
> WWW.TOPGRE.COM
>
>
>
>
>
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hi guys...i want to prepare for GRE and i want to go for MBA....i saw
on ETS website that there are two kinds/types of GRE exam....one is
general and the other one is of any subject...like computer science,
english lit. etc.
could you tell me do i need to give both the subject exam and the
general exam or for MBA i need to give only the general exam
and plz could you suggest me some books for preparation which are
available in india.....
thanks....
Most Business schools will require you to take the GMAT test and not the GRE test. Though, there might be a very few exceptions who will accept both GRE and GMAT Scores.
hi guys...i want to prepare for GRE and i want to go for MBA....i saw on ETS website that there are two kinds/types of GRE exam....one is general and the other one is of any subject...like computer science, english lit. etc. could you tell me do i need to give both the subject exam and the general exam or for MBA i need to give only the general exam and plz could you suggest me some books for preparation which are available in india..... thanks....
--- In topgre@yahoogroups.com, "Manish" <sidymani@...> wrote:
>
> hi guys...i want to prepare for GRE and i want to go for MBA....i
saw
> on ETS website that there are two kinds/types of GRE exam....one is
> general and the other one is of any subject...like computer science,
> english lit. etc.
> could you tell me do i need to give both the subject exam and the
> general exam or for MBA i need to give only the general exam
> and plz could you suggest me some books for preparation which are
> available in india.....
> thanks....
>
Hi there,
You wanna do MBA then you should give GMAT.GMAT is the qualifying exam
for MBA.
All the best.
Hey guys..
does anybody have any idea if, on the day of the GRE, we have to carry
some sort of special 'admission ticket'(which ETS will mail us), or is
just a print out of the confirmation email with the confirmation
number enough (in addition to passport etc. of course..)?
had this doubt because on the main ETS site, under registration,
they've said that an 'admission ticket will be mailed to you 3 weeks
after registering'....
any idea?
Husain
Regarding your query on the general / subject GRE, I have no idea, but I can suggest some good books for general GRE preparation. For my preparation, I bought 2 books : the Princeton Review and the Barron's GRE book. Each of them came along with a CD / DVD which brief you about the GRE (pattern, cracking techniques etc.)....
hi guys...i want to prepare for GRE and i want to go for MBA....i saw
on ETS website that there are two kinds/types of GRE exam....one is
general and the other one is of any subject...like computer science,
english lit. etc.
could you tell me do i need to give both the subject exam and the
general exam or for MBA i need to give only the general exam
and plz could you suggest me some books for preparation which are
available in india.....
thanks....
I agree. The GMAT is geared toward an MBA degree.
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<groups@...> wrote:
> Hi Manish
>
> Most Business schools will require you to take the
> GMAT test and not the GRE test. Though, there might
> be a very few exceptions who will accept both GRE
> and GMAT Scores.
>
> If your primary objective is doing an MBA, then you
> should focus on GMAT. Details of GMAT are given at
> http://www.4gmat.com and http://www.mba.com
>
> Best wishes
>
> K S Baskar
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Manish
> To: topgre@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 1:11 AM
> Subject: [topgre] plz help me.....
>
>
> hi guys...i want to prepare for GRE and i want to
> go for MBA....i saw
> on ETS website that there are two kinds/types of
> GRE exam....one is
> general and the other one is of any subject...like
> computer science,
> english lit. etc.
> could you tell me do i need to give both the
> subject exam and the
> general exam or for MBA i need to give only the
> general exam
> and plz could you suggest me some books for
> preparation which are
> available in india.....
> thanks....
>
>
>
>
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I think its best if you consult the testing center to
see what they prefer. When I took my GRE, my testing
center already had my information on file. I brought
along the printout from the website just in case
though. One thing you really, really, really want to
do is make sure you have an ID with a photo and
signature (must match the name you registered with).
My testing center was strict on this...they even
turned two individuals away.
--- HusMB <hmbarma@...> wrote:
> Hey guys..
>
> does anybody have any idea if, on the day of the
> GRE, we have to carry
> some sort of special 'admission ticket'(which ETS
> will mail us), or is
> just a print out of the confirmation email with the
> confirmation
> number enough (in addition to passport etc. of
> course..)?
>
> had this doubt because on the main ETS site, under
> registration,
> they've said that an 'admission ticket will be
> mailed to you 3 weeks
> after registering'....
>
> any idea?
>
> Husain
>
>
>
>
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I called Prometric (the GRE head office in India) and they told me the same thing. So, I will be carrying the printout of my confirmation email along with my passport. I think that should be enough.
I think its best if you consult the testing center to
see what they prefer. When I took my GRE, my testing
center already had my information on file. I brought
along the printout from the website just in case
though. One thing you really, really, really want to
do is make sure you have an ID with a photo and
signature (must match the name you registered with).
My testing center was strict on this...they even
turned two individuals away.
> Hey guys..
>
> does anybody have any idea if, on the day of the
> GRE, we have to carry
> some sort of special 'admission ticket'(which ETS
> will mail us), or is
> just a print out of the confirmation email with the
> confirmation
> number enough (in addition to passport etc. of
> course..)?
>
> had this doubt because on the main ETS site, under
> registration,
> they've said that an 'admission ticket will be
> mailed to you 3 weeks
> after registering'....
>
> any idea?
>
> Husain
>
>
>
>
You're very welcome and good luck. It's not too bad
of a test.
--- Husain Barma <hmbarma@...> wrote:
> Hey Regina,
>
> Thanks for the information.
>
> I called Prometric (the GRE head office in India)
> and they told me the same
> thing.
> So, I will be carrying the printout of my
> confirmation email along with my
> passport. I think that should be enough.
>
> thanks again
>
>
> On 5/8/07, ReGina Osborne <quiet1_storm@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > I think its best if you consult the testing
> center to
> > see what they prefer. When I took my GRE, my
> testing
> > center already had my information on file. I
> brought
> > along the printout from the website just in case
> > though. One thing you really, really, really want
> to
> > do is make sure you have an ID with a photo and
> > signature (must match the name you registered
> with).
> > My testing center was strict on this...they even
> > turned two individuals away.
> >
> > --- HusMB <hmbarma@...
> <hmbarma%40gmail.com>> wrote:
> >
> > > Hey guys..
> > >
> > > does anybody have any idea if, on the day of the
> > > GRE, we have to carry
> > > some sort of special 'admission ticket'(which
> ETS
> > > will mail us), or is
> > > just a print out of the confirmation email with
> the
> > > confirmation
> > > number enough (in addition to passport etc. of
> > > course..)?
> > >
> > > had this doubt because on the main ETS site,
> under
> > > registration,
> > > they've said that an 'admission ticket will be
> > > mailed to you 3 weeks
> > > after registering'....
> > >
> > > any idea?
> > >
> > > Husain
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
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