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Hi Am am hard-working and dedicated person (BE.Information technology) software engineer Working in leading IT firm in India with 3.5 years work experience, I want to improve my career prospects[ Not only money, but also position, standard of living]. I am excellent at programming. I have been top coder of company but I did not get any significant career advancement. I have even shifted companies, but still no recognition for my programming skills.
Can you please suggest what course I need to study Am ready for higher study too..or Can I apply to jobs of other countries like USA, Canada..
Am ready to put any level of hard-work needed. Please guide me. Your guidance will be of immense help to me folks.
If GRE – I can start preparing for GRE ,I can apply for Sep 2010 intake only. By that time I will have 5 years work ex and 26 years old. This is the problem.
are BCA students eligible to go for further studies in UK or USA after clearing GRE the same year? coz that does not complete 10+2+4 years of education? what is alternative way out, if not? Please Guide…….
I’m graduating college on the 20th of Dec., and I’m taking 15 hours of credits, and working 40 hours per week. I just decided to move to a new city a few days after graduation, and I have to apply to the grad school program by Jan 13 in order to start in August. I’m worried about the GRE because I don’t have time to study properly for it. I found this Kaplan online course for 99 bucks, it gives you 28 days to practice/study. Will that work? I looked at a book in the library for the GRE and I missed 9 of the first 12 practice questions. I’m also terrible at math.
I have no minimum score requirement, I just don’t want to look stupid. My GPA is a 3.58, but I’m struggling through this semester and will probably end up with Bs and Cs because of no time to study.
i heard that at the time of gre examination there is an option to select 4 universities of our choice,so that ETS forwards our scores to the universities at free of cost.where is that option provided?
is it at the start of the examination or at the end of the examination after we get our scores reported.
please explain me elaborately.
I’m wanting to become a vet once I get out of highschool. Right now I’m in the 10th grade, I’m taking the highest science related courses I can right now. But I just don’t understand where to go after highschool.
Do you need to go to a 4 year college or university majoring in some kind of science, THEN afterwards you apply to one of the 28 vet universities? When exactly do you take the GRE and other tests that a lot of vet universities require? Which kind of college/university would I go to straight out of highschool, graduate or undergraduate? After you finally finish becoming a vet, will you have a master, bachelors, or what? About how many years does it take, and does that include internships or on the job training?
I’m just so confused! It would be so great if someone could kind of make a step by step guide. I’ve searched the internet but every website just leaves me with more questions. =(
i heard that at the time of gre examination there is an option to select 4 universities of our choice,so that ETS forwards our scores to the universities at free of cost.where is that option provided?
is it at the start of the examination or at the end of the examination after we get our scores reported.
please explain me elaborately.
When you take the praxis ll english: Content knowledge, you’ll realize that the test has been advertised as but includes a registration fee as well making it 5 dollars. I’m so sick of ETS, I also took the GRE using study guides from kaplan and princeton review which are misleading and uneffective. The praxis ll study guides for english are worthless because the actual test is based on reading comprehension. ETS is a scam but what can we as students and prospective teachers do about it?
Which one of these GRE prep courses will anyone vouch for? I’m interested in how many responses I get for one or the other. I just figure that real-life testimonials are a good way for me to decide on a very costly investment. So which do you all prefer as an in-class prep course? And please nobody say just read the prep books. I’ve tried that before and got a terrible score.
people say that excellent academic record is must to get admission but i dont have excellent academic record although i m good in studies but secured only 65%.if i do well in exam like (gre)
an (toefl ) will i get admited
and if there is any other solution plz guide me
Which one of these GRE prep courses will anyone vouch for? I’m interested in how many responses I get for one or the other. I just figure that real-life testimonials are a good way for me to decide on a very costly investment. So which do you all prefer as an in-class prep course? And please nobody say just read the prep books. I’ve tried that before and got a terrible score.
hi, m an architect frm India , given my TOEFL,237-5, going to give gre on 18ht oct.where to apply for construction tech. mangement , m interested for this spring 2008.plzz, guide me .
Which one of these GRE prep courses will anyone vouch for? I’m interested in how many responses I get for one or the other. I just figure that real-life testimonials are a good way for me to decide on a very costly investment. So which do you all prefer as an in-class prep course? And please nobody say just read the prep books. I’ve tried that before and got a terrible score.
my husband is VT graduate GPA 2.75. we relocated to
newyork (NYC or long island)and he wants to pursue a masters now.what is the procedure.does anyone know a good college that offer masters in civil engineering and accept this GPA? Is Gre required?please advice and guide.
Which one of these GRE prep courses will anyone vouch for? I’m interested in how many responses I get for one or the other. I just figure that real-life testimonials are a good way for me to decide on a very costly investment. So which do you all prefer as an in-class prep course? And please nobody say just read the prep books. I’ve tried that before and got a terrible score.
I been studying a lot of different material. GRE, Military Flight Aptitude both Arco and Barron, Arco Officer study guide. I’m not worried about the math portion, but I am about verbal, I been studying for about 1 month now and I been able to memorize about 300 words from all the material I been studying. What are the chances that I will see those words on the test?
I want to take the GRE. I am a little older and have not been in school for a very long time. I am taking algebra now to brush up on my skills. I really dont want to take Geometry if I dont have to. I have never had Geometry. If I take some prep classes or just try to learn it on my own would that be sufficient? Thanks
I recently took the GRE and I’d say I did pretty well, scoring in the top 1% on verbal. I also scored well on the analytical writing assessment. But I completely bombed the math. It looks like I didn’t even try: and I did! I basically would have been better off guessing. I blame this on the fact that I got out of college without taking one math course. Does this really matter for a PhD applicant in humanities? (There is nothing more remotely related to math than my subfield). Should I retake and jeopardize my verbal score?
I have to take the GRE examination in a few weeks in preparation for Graduate School. Are there any tips or strategies on taking the exam or preparation for study?
I want to do MS in civil engg. from US. I’ll give my toefl exam next month. Do i need GRE also for MS
I am willing to do M.S abroad after engineering. I am an ece student. I would want to know about some good universities to do my M.S and also the departments an Electronics student can opt for in M.S. Also, I want to know if GRE marks alone is enough to do M.S. Can anyone guide me what one must really do to be prepared to do M.S. abroad? Please help
I am also not able to view my scores online it shows some error message saying information does not match please contact GRE technical service. My deadlines are fast approaching coul some one please help?
I’ve taken the classes already, but I wanna go to grad school. What’s the best study guide for the GRE? What are the best study guides for refreshing myself in math?
I am having 59% in graduation and my graduation is of 3years course.
If it is must to have 4 years graduation then can i do any 1 year Diploma or PG diploma from distance education. Will distance education diploma satisfy entry to universities at US?
Please do help me and guide me I would like to appear for GRE and do MS in advertising.
I took the GRE and at the end of the test it gave me two numbers a 550 and 650, the 550 was the top number, I don’t remember which score is verbal and which is quatitative
First of all, I would like the say that according to me (a Chemistry major), the verbal section of the GRE is a horrible way to evaluate what you learned in college or how well you will perform in graduate school. I’ve never seen the word INVECTIVE in my college career, and how would this word help me to do research in chemistry? I’m a bright student with a high GPA (3.87) from a well-respected university in Florida, but I’m really struggling with my verbal skills. Every person has their weaknesses. I just took the GRE and I only scored a 400 on the verbal section, and I believe that this was WITH luck, as I completely guessed on the majority of reading comprehension problems at the end of the section because I was running out of time. Overall, I think my performance on the verbal score should be somewhere in the 300s. I studied for the GRE for a few weeks using the Kaplan book.
On the antonyms and analogies part of the verbal section, they gave me some words that I’ve never seen before in my life. (What the hell is a “DONNYBROOK”?!!!). They expect me to know these words. How am I supposed to know these words? Do they expect me to memorize an entire dictionary? Because I’ll do that if that’s what it will take to get these questions correct. I also struggle with the sentence completions. They said everything I need is given within the sentence. However, I DON’T SEE IT!
The reading part of verbal section is another story. It is very different than reading Chemistry and other books in college. When it comes to some random passage, I’m a TERRIBLE reader, and my reading comprehension is really bad. I’m also not that fast of a reader. I read a random passage and I have no idea what it means. Or I read a passage, I have some idea what it means, but when I chose the answers relating to what I think of the story, it turns out that my chosen answer has nothing to do with the details of the passage. They recommended that I should read high published articles like the Wall Street Journal, but it doesn’t work for me.
Anyways, I’m going to take the GRE again to try to get at least a 500 on the section so that I can get into the Chemistry program I want. This requires me to increase my verbal score by 100 points, maybe more, because remember, I think I got lucky the first time! I hear people getting 500s on the verbal section and they believe that their score is bad. Believe me, I would DREAM for that score.
Do any of you have any suggestions that will definitely help me raise my GRE verbal scores to get the score I want? I’m willing to accept all reasonable solutions. Any study guides, techniques, classes, or other motives will do.