Gre Blog: 2009

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Get Full Scholarship

All the student think about scholarship for M.S.But it is also tough to get full schloarship.if you want full schloarship for doing M.S.two factors are most important & student forget this.
1.your gre score atleast 1400+
2.Submit your marks atleast one year before in universities.by this the chanses of scholarship getting is 99% more.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Monday, September 7, 2009

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

If GRE1100-1200 TOEFL at least 80, GPA 65% above Apply for:

1.Wayne State Universitya
Lot of cultural diversity,Easy admitVery cold in winters,very serious in research because they got lot of money for research,
2.Southern Illinois Universitygood,
well known school,great climate you can enjoy all kind of climate here,you will get job but not right after joining, it may take 1-2 semester,fees is comparatively high,cheap and nice place,Live off campus its very cheap...
3.West Virginia University(good in pieces)
Cheap to live off campusParty school so Enjoy parties, but do well in studies alsoEnjoy the university football matchesgood in Forestry, Geoscience, Nursing, Engineering and Business
4.University of North Carolina,
CharlotteSmall city so cheap livingless jobs
Academically Average
5 Illinois Institute of Technology (renowned school, easy to get job)
Less girls so less chance of finding gal friend, Small school,Good in computer, engineering, electronics,Good course but not easy, work hard,No parties,Not very good in research in sciences not easy to get scholarships,
6 University of Missouri, Rolla(name changed to Missouri university of S&T)
admitting a lot of graduate students these days, Easy Admitso easy to get in,small school,small town so cheap placecomparatively less tuition fee.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

List of university where gre is not required

GRE is compulsory for students pursuing an engineering degree. Some schools accept students without a GRE score. Few Universities waive GRE on the basis of undergraduate academic record. The graduate program in Computer Science at Purdue University is one of the very few top programs which do not require the GRE score. TOEFL iBT/IELTS is compulsory for all students wishing to pursue an education in the U.S. However, please keep in mind that it is very tough to get a visa without GRE scores. We can process your application and get you an admission in some schools without test scores. However, you may not get a visa.
For MS in Computer Science at San Jose State University, GRE score is not required if the undergraduate degree is from USA.So it is possible to get admitted to a US University for MS without GRE score. The following programs waive the GRE score for qualifying candidates:

* California State Univ. at Channel Islands (CS)
* California State Univ. at Northridge (CS)
* Carnegie Mellon University (Physics)
* University of Utah (Chemical Engg)
* University of Pennsylvania (Nursing)

Saturday, June 6, 2009

University fees & aid

University Of Texas at Dallas
$9000 (Tuition*fees)
Very Few P/T jobs are available. Normal cost of Living.
University of Texas at Arlington
$9000 (Tuition*fees)
Very Few P/T jobs are available. Normal living costs.
NJIT
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Few AID opportunities. Cost of living little higher.
Texas A&M University
$9000 (Tuition*fees)
Normal cost of Living. AID generally after one sem.
Arizona State University
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Less AID.
University of Arizona
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Good AID after one Sem.
Illinois Institute of Technology
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Few AID Opportunities
SUNY-Buffalo
$9500 (Tuition*fees)
Less AID. AID for Ph.D.
Ohio State University
$22000 (Tuition*fees)
AID generally after one sem.
University of South California
$15500 (Tuition*fees)
Very Few aid opportunities. Get AID in Beginning or You should have enough funds.
University of Cincinnati
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Good aid Scene. Good Location. Most MS Students supported.
University of Illinois, Chicago
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
Aid requires good GRE/GPA.Good Location.
University of Florida
$13000 (Tuition*fees)
Less aid. Good Placements.
Clemson University
$12000 (Tuition*fees)
No AID for VLSI in 2002.Fair aid Scene. Respected.
University of Missouri-Rolla
$11000 (Tuition*fees)
Excellent in Electromagnetics.Fair aid Scene. Respected.
Wayne State University
$8000 (Tuition*fees)
Cheap./T available easily.
Washington State University
$15000 (Tuition*fees)
Good aid Scene.Respected.Excellent Location
University of Wisconsin-Madison
$21000 (Tuition*fees)
Top Ranked University.
Portland State University
$8000 (Tuition*fees)
Good for VLSI. Good location.
University of Dayton
$8000 (Tuition*fees)
Good for Aerospace. No application fee.
North Carolina State University
$13000 (Tuition*fees)
Excellent location. Ranked University.
Drexel University
$18000 (Tuition*fees)
Good location.
University of Utah
$8500 (Tuition*fees)
good foe EE/CS.Cheap.Respected
University of Houston
$8000 (Tuition*fees)
Good for Telecom. Excellent Location.
University of North Carolina Charlotte
$11000 (Tuition*fees)
Fair AID scene.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

how to prepare for gre

Second year of B.E.- Have a passport ready or apply for one- Gather enough study material and information on GRE, TOEFL etc.- Start preparing from the fourth semester itself.

Third year of B.E.- Book your GRE, TOEFL dates sometime during July with the TOEFL date lagging GRE by a week.- Decide on the program (area of interest) and the universities based on various factors.- Take your GRE and TOEFL between your sixth and seventh semester.

Final year of B.E.- Based on your GRE and TOEFL scores, start applying to your chosen universities before December (during your seventh semester).- After you receive admits, decide which university you are going to join.- After you receive your I-20, get all other documents ready. Also block your airline ticket through a travel agent.- This is also the time for applying for an educational loan or scholarship.Post B.E.- Book for a visa date sometime during June (before the last week).- Keep your fingers crossed!- After getting the visa, Take an student insurance and get other materials ready.

Monday, June 1, 2009

Best book for Gre

Many books are there for prepration of gre.
but a lot of student choose barraons.it is very simple book for prepration of gre & maximum part of gre test is asked by this book.
prefer barrong 17th edition.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Tution fee & living expenses

The cost of Study Tuition and fees) in USA varies from $5000 to $35000 (or more) per year.
The cost of living depends on location. For example States like Washington, California and area around New York is costly.
In general the cost of living may vary from $6000 to $10000.
Renting an apartment can vary from $450 to$1000 (or more). Downtown (Chicago) may costs around $1200 for studio while it may be around $400 for Des Moines (IA).
Grocery is Really cheap (Walmart!).
It is assumed that students will live in shared Apartments, Live out of Campus and have less Telephone bills and other expenses are at bay.
Most of (nearly) all expenses Living only not Tuition fees) can be met while working on Campus Jobs. The hourly pay for on Campus jobs Pay from $5 to $15 (sometimes more) per hour.
Foreign Students can work for 20 hrs per week and 40 hrs per week during summer. Students may be allowed to work out Campus after nine months of their arrival at USA.
Students receiving any type of AID Like TA/RA/Fellowship or GA don't have to worry about costs. But Students not receiving any AID must come prepared for Tuition fees and Living cost for initial 2-3 months.
In some Universities TA/RA cover part of tuition fees and not all tuition fee is waived.
Note that in some universities like University of Missouri, Rolla, Texas at Dallas and University of Texas Arlington there is huge shortage of P/T jobs. So students Planning to go to these universities must either have Scholarships or adequate Funds. Its better to contact current students via email for latest information.
During 2004-05 aid scene has increased as compared to 2002.
During year (2002 and 2003) Scholarships were limited in most of the Universities. In some cases students who got scholarships have to face rollback. Aid situation is much better these days as compared to 2002-03.

Minimum Gre Score

There is no minimum gre score.
in gre the acceptable gre score is in verbal 550 & Quantitative is 700.
i can say that the above score is gre minimum score.

gre:colleges for Engineering only

Friday, May 22, 2009

Cost of MS in US

Cost of MS in US

Cost of Education
Cost of studying in US is huge, when compared to the cost students pay for college in India. If you plan to study in US Universities, then plan for the worst case scenario. Make sure you take into account of all possible expense you come across. Never think, you can get scholarship or assistanship as soon as you reach U.S. It takes time and some students wait long time before they get to see some form Financial Aid ( Grants, Scholarships, Research Assistantship, Teaching Assistantship or part time job)
First question parents who ask, if you say about your plan to study in U.S. - How much would it cost to study in U.S.? do we have so much money to pay for it? Will they give aid for studying in U.S. Schools? and many more..

Total Cost of MS in US

I have written few article about cost of living in U.S. for students and how much a typical student from India would spend per month. But, as soon you you reach U.S. all the things you heard about will become reality. You will come face to face with certain uncertainties and way of life. But, that’s the way it will be and every student have to face it. Most of the information that gets passed to students back in India or other places are not true.
You will wonder what kind of questions I get and how students believe that. But, when there is no place to find such information, then what they hear is what they believe as truth. I try to clarify lots of questions and one I’m going to explain today is total expenses for studying in U.S. For this example, I’m going to assume a student coming to US to study MS without any form of aid.

Living Expenses

Student share the apartment, grocery bills, food expenses, phone bill, internet, and many more day to day activities. Usually, a new student tend to spend very less for first few months. You can read more about spending habits of International students. But, as time goes, one of the reality will set in - You will not convert $ to Rs. It takes time, but over 3-4 months, you will see $1 equal Rs.1.
Even though you will be paying all the cost from your parents money or your savings, that’s the reality. Time will change you and way of life, but its for better. So, you can expect to spend from $250 to $700 per month by living life with basic necessities. Remember cost of MS in US varies based on location and university.

Tuition Fees

Tution Fees is the major cost you will incur while studying in U.S. International students have to pay Out of State Fees. In state fees is usually 1/3rd of Out of state fees. So, if you don’t get scholarship, get ready to pay $5000 to $9000, maybe more per semester for 3 courses ( 9 Credits). MS runs from 2 years to 2.5 years in other words 30 to 36 credits. Based on that you can do that math.

Why Pay so much to study in U.S.?

Well, you can get to pay back the student loan in 2-3 years time after you get a job. You get to study the latest technologies that are invented and used by rest of the world. You might get to take a course under a professor in U.S. University, who’s book you should have used as part of syllabus back in India or other places in the world. I would say, cost of MS in US is big, but its worth every penny. America is land of wonders, opportunity and many more.

Student Visa F1 interview Questions

Student Visa F1 interview Questions

College and University
Why the specified university?
Which universities did you apply to? (Both admits and rejects)
Which universities accepted you?
Where have you done your under-graduation?
What is your undergraduate GPA/Percentage?
Tell about your university?
Mention some professor’s names?
When and where did you get your bachelor’s degree?
Why this university and not other universities?
How long will you study in USA?
How do you know about this university?
What is your academic background?
Do you plan to study Ph D after MS?
Why did you apply to these universities?
These subjects are also taught in other universities also but why this university?

Bank and Finance Related

Who is sponsoring you?
What does your father do?
What is your father’s income?
What is your university yearly expense?
Have you got any loans?
Show your Pass Book/ Bank Statement?
How will you finance your education for 2years or 3 years? (generally youhave to prove that you can fund the first year of your education but weSuggest that you be prepared with this answer)
Your passbook shows that a large amount of money has recently beendeposited? How do you explain that?
What is your father’s salary? / How long has he been working here?

Relatives and Family Members

How many brother and sisters do you have?
Do you have any relatives in USA?
What is your mother?
Where did your brother/ parents complete their studies?
Where do your parents live?
Do you have a brother/ sister, or any other relative already at thisuniversity?
Work/Job Related
Why are you leaving you current job? (if you are working)
Show your experience certificate?

General Questions

Why did you choose US but not Canada or Germany?
What kind of good things do you know about America?
What do you expect after returning back?
Why do you plan to do MS?
Why are your GRE/ TOEFL scores low?
You look like a potential immigrant or I don’t think you will come back?
What do you know about US education?
Why are you applying for Fall only?
What will you do after completing MS? What are your plans after graduation?
Why study in USA?
Did you get any scholarship?
Tell me how you can prove that you are going to come back?
Have you ever been to US?
What will you do after coming back?
Do you know anyone (in USA) in your university?
What will you do if your visa is rejected?
Will you come home during summer?
Why do you think the university is giving you a scholarship?
Why do you wish to study in the USA and not in India?
If you have changed your field of specialization (for e.g. If you are BE
Mechanical and opting of MS in Computer Science) then tell the reasons !!!
If you know other questions you can be asked or you were asked during the F1 Student Visa interview, you can write a comment to this article. I like to know if the above questions were useful. Just pen down your thoughts in the comments below.

schloarship links

Below are some links for websites that provide information on international student scholarships and financial aid for international students:
ScholarshipExperts.com - This site helps international students who want to study in the USA with time-saving international student scholarship search tools. It also contains advice sections for international students.
International Education Financial Aid (IEFA) – This site provides a searchable database that contains various sources of aid available to international students. It is a free service.
International Student Loans – This site offers loans to international students, so long as the international student loan is co-signed by an American citizen.
Fulbright – Fulbright grants are available for international students in graduate school.
Rotary International – This organization provides some limited international student scholarships.
The Soros Foundations Network – This foundation offers international student scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. Many are restricted to students from specific countries.
AAUW – This organization provides fellowships for international graduate students who are women.
American Councils for International Education – The councils provide international student grants and fellowships to international students from the former Soviet republics.
AMIDEAST – This organization provides grants for international students from the Middle East and North Africa.
Institute for International Education – The institute publishes a book titled Funding for U.S. Study: A Guide for Citizens of Other Nations that provides information on hundreds of grants and international student scholarships offered by governments, foundations and international organizations.
Cornell University Graduate School Fellowship Notebook – This database contains a list of funding and international student scholarships available to graduate international students.
King Faisal Foundation – This organization provides an international student scholarship program for Muslim students to undertake post-graduate studies at any USA university.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Break-up of GRE Score

Break-up of GRE Score
The GRE score is further divided into verbal, quantitative and analytical writing assessment scores in your score report. Separate scores, particularly for quantitative section, are very important. Most engineering programs put strong emphasis on quantitative ability and consider your math score to be a reflection of your quantitative skills. A good balance in the quantitative and verbal scores would be ideal; however, if you have to be stronger on one section of the test than on the other, it is definitely better to be stronger in quantitative sections.
A good balance would be getting in the 700s in each section. Your GRE score card will have the following breakup:
Low - High

Total Score 400 - 1600
Quantitative Score 200 - 800
Verbal Score 200 - 800
We have seen that most international students perform well in the quantitative section as compared to the verbal. Students who have strong mathematics background should invest time in improving their verbal scores to achieve the desired balance in their scores.
For candidates with less than 1000 score, we would recommend one of the following:
If you attribute your low score to lack of effort, preparation or coaching, you should definitely take the GRE again. A better GRE score along with good credentials in other key criteria will greatly enhance your chances of getting into a good program.
There are many candidates, who do not perform well in limited-time, high-pressure exams. If you are one of those candidates, you may not score high by re-taking the exam. No problem! You just need to put extra effort on your statement of purpose highlighting your research capabilities. For some of you who need guidance with writing application essays, we strongly recommend our consulting services.

What is a Good ‘Ball Park’?

What is a Good ‘Ball Park’?
In most of the top programs, ‘ball park’ starts at about 1300. This is not a strict cutoff. However, with scores less than 1200, your chances of getting into the top program are minimal (Unless of course, you wrote a research paper challenging Einstein’s Theory of Relativity)
As a good estimate, if your GRE score is within a school's median 80 percent range, even if it's 60 points below the school's median, you have a reasonable chance of being admitted. If it's below that 80 percent range you still have a shot, but it's a long shot. Most programs print their 80 percent ranges in their brochures. For those that don't, you can make a rough estimate by assuming the range starts about 60 points below the median and ends about 60 points above it. As long as you are within that range, you have a reasonable chance of being admitted.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

gre

When is the suitable time to take GRE?
It is advisable to take the General Test in at least in October or November for FALL admission (August) of the next academic year. This will ensure that your scores will be available to meet any admissions deadline. Also, if you do poorly on your first take, you should have enough time to re-take the test in December & try to improve your scores.

What is a CAT-GRE?
CAT - Computer-Adaptive Test is a computerized form of the paper-based GRE. Paper Based one is now not available in most parts of the world. It is not necessary to know computer's in detail to take the test but some basic knowledge on computers is essential.

Here, the computer chooses a single question at an instant of time from the large database of questions available, ranging them by difficulty level and classified by their contents. The first question is always of an intermediate level, neither too hard nor to easy, and each succeeding question is determined by your answers to all the questions you attended previously.

That is how CAT adjusts itself to your ability level and different from paper-based pattern. One disadvantage is you have to be very sure before confirming the answer for each question as you don't have the option of reviewing or going back to a particular question or section (As the succeeding question depends on the answer you gave for current question).

GRE Test Format
The General Test is composed of four parts--Verbal, Quantitative, Analytical writing and an experimental section

The verbal and the quantitative tests each yield a separate score between 200-800.Your minimum score starts with 200 and the final score depends on the number of questions you got right and the difficulty level of each. It is possible to get full 800 even though you get few questions wrong which is of lower priority.

The analytical test was similar to the others sections till Sep'02. Now, the GRE Test has an analytical writing test, in which you type or write by hand your answers to two questions. The analytical writing section will be similar to the Writing Assessment, an another part of GRE, is different from general GRE, which many international student would not prefer taking. The current analytical section will no longer be part of the General GRE. The new section has two topic: one on an “Issue” topic for 45 minutes and one on an “Argument” topic for 30 minutes. The writing test is always taken first.

Finally, the experimental section which do not count towards your score. It can either be Quantitative, Verbal, or Analytical. The worst part is, you cannot guess which one is the experimental section and it can appear at any time of the test. So, it advisable, not to speculate on which is the experimental one and to take all of them meticulously.

There is an optional 10-minute break, which usually occurs after the second section of the exam. It is better to utilize the break to relax which helps you to concentrate on consequent sections.

GRE Fees

There is no restriction on students wishing to take the GRE test. There is no constrain based on qualification or age levied on the student. Though the GRE test scores has a validity of five years and are acceptable by most of the universities, it is recommended that the student submit scores that are not older than 2 years to make a better impression on the universitiesThe GRE fees for the GRE test differs from country to country.The GRE Test fee cannot be paid in any other currency other than US dollars. Several payment options for paying GRE Fees are available.

GRE Test Fees - Payment Modes
The GRE Test fees can be paid in many modes. Below is the given list of valid payment mode for GRE Feesglobally accepted credit cardUS dollar denominated draftMoney Order/Certified CheckU.S. Postal Money OrderInternational Money OrderUNESCO Coupons
There is no compulsion that the credit card should be owned by the applicant for paying the GRE Fees.The draft should be drawn in favor of ï¿½ETS ï¿½ GREï¿½ payable at US banks. The drafts are usually issued at most of the cities' main branch offices of banks having a foreign exchange counter.To draw an US dollar denominated draft in India a service charge of about 200 rupees is levied on the student.

GRE Test Fees - By Country
Generally to register for the GRE test within US and U.S. territories and Puerto Rico amounts to 115 dollars for General test and 130 dollars for Subject test.The registration fee of 140 dollars for General test and 150 dollars for Subject test which amounts to about 7000 rupees has to be paid by the Indian student who wishes to take the test. Students from China, inclusive of Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan, need to pay 175 U.S. dollars as GRE registration fee.The student who wish to reschedule their GRE test is required to pay a 40 dollar reschedule fee. Any additional score report would require 15 dollars as payment for per sheet. The refund on cancellation would amount to 60 dollars and is valid only if the cancellation is made at least 7 days before the chosen test date. The standby fee on registration of GRE is 35 US dollars.

GRE Fee Waiver
GRE Fee waivers are available for students based on their financial needs. GRE Fee waivers are available for both GRE General Test and GRE Subject Test.Students who intend to get a GRE Fee waiver must contact Central Financial Aid a757-226-4125.There are eligibility conditions for the GRE Fee waiver. Contact Central Financial Aid for more information on eligibility conditions for GRE Fee Waiver

GRE Test Centres in India

Ahmedabad (8902)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.301-302, Abhijeet-II, Mitha Kali,6 Road, Ellisbridge,Ahmedabad

Allahabad (8903)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.119/25A, Mahatma Gandhi Marg,Civil Lines, Allahabad – 211001

Bangalore (8904)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.Maini Sadan, 1st Floor,No 38 Lavelle Road, 7th Cross,Bangalore – 560001

Calcutta (8906)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.Flat 1/C, 1st Floor, Sukh Sagar Bldg,Sarat Bose Road,Calcutta – 700020

Chennai (8909)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.No 15, 2nd Floor, Romar House,Jagannathan Road, Nugambakkam,Chennai – 600034

Hyderabad (8908)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.Avenue 1, Street 20, Plot 1672,Road 12, Banjara HillsHyderabad – 500034

Mumbai (8921)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.Marwah House, Saki Vihar Road, Saki Naka, Andheri (E)Mumbai – 400072

Trivandrum (8912)Prometric Testing (P) Ltd.PTC Towers, 2nd Floor, SS Coil Road, Thampanoor,Trivandrum – 695001

Improve Gre score

10 Steps to Improve Your GRE ScoreFollow
the steps listed below for preparing for GRE Exam. I’m sure it will increase your score.

Step 1
There are lots of free online GRE practice Tests available. Take one of the test without any distractions and see how you score in Verbal and Quantitative.

Step 2
For the questions you have answered wrong, make sure you find out why you selected the wrong answer and find how to solve it right. If you happen to learn a new formula or words, make a note of it. you could use a separate notebook, one for Verbal and one for Maths. (Top 50 words and 299 Frequently Asked words in GRE)

Step 3
Also, spend at least 1 hour per day for GRE Vocabulary from Barron’s GRE book. It has 50 Word Lists. Try to remember atleast 1 word list per week. So, every week you can read 50 to 100 new words.

Step 4
Week 1 read the first word list, Week 2 revise the first word list and then start learning the Second Word List. So, that you will not forget the words.

Step 5
Best way to remember new words is to form a sentence for each word. (Other technique - I used Flash Cards, carried all the words I had hard time to remember with me. If you look at a word for more than 5 times, it will be easy to remember )

Step 6
Next, take an GRE Practice Test again and see how much you score, and for mistakes you make, again evaluate what went wrong. In this way, you will learn new maths formulas and at same time your score will increase month by month.

Step 7
No need to worry that you are scoring less in GRE tests now, every student initially has the same problem. Spending atleast 1-2 hours per day for first 3 months from now will get you going. In 4-5 months time you will see huge difference in the score.

Step 8
So, the key to improve your GRE Scores and skills is to practice daily and if you select a wrong answer in your practice test, make sure you find the right answer and how to find the right answer.

Step 9
Majority of the students make the mistake of not finding out the right answers for the questions they go it wrong in GRE Practice test. This is the most proven way to improve your scores in GRE. In your GRE exams (practice) and lets say you score 1000 and 2 months later in your GRE Practice test if you score around 1000 again, then I can say, 2 months of time spent studying GRE is of no use, unless the score improves.

Step 10
If your score doesn’t improve, try following different approach for preparation. I will write about other ways to study for GRE.

The secret of getting admission with scholarship

The secret of getting admission with scholarship.
Each and every college student has dream to get admission with scholarship.if you apply in some grad college with your minimum gre score there is less chances of getting schloarship but a lot of student do this & waste few hundred dollars in college application fee and GRE and TOEFL score forwarding, application documents courier fee, when grad school admission is not sure.Example:GRE Score : 1200;Grad School Minimum Requirement : 1400And other factors are less than minimum requirementsI really wouldn’t waste my time and money in applying to such college.Instead I would spend more time in searching for universities and college, that suits my profile. Also, it’s better to find decent schools that had research funding and that has minimum requirements less than what your credentials are.Example:Your GRE Score : 1310;Grad School Minimum Requirement : 1100And other factors are more or equal to the minimum requirementsThere are so many grad schools out there with lots of research and scholarship opportunities.

Low GRE Score, Can I Still Be Admitted to M.S.

Low GRE Score, Can I Still Be Admitted to M.S.
have low GRE score can I still get admitted to Masters program - is the common question among students who got low GRE score (less than 1000). But GRE score of 1000 doesn’t mean its low, if student was expecting to score 1300 in GRE and ended up getting 1130 then its considered low GRE.Along with above low GRE score questions, other common questions I come acrossLow GRE, high GPA admissionsLow GPA and low GRE score admission to graduate schoolHigh GRE and low GPA admission to M.S.I have stated so many times in previous article about graduate school admission considers various factors during admissions. GRE scores are not the only factor that will get admission into grad school. But, to help university search low gre score universities gave an idea that would help students to know what kind of schools they can get admission with low gre scores.But, its important for every student to ask what is low gre score? How did you know your gre scores are low? What are you comparing against to say the gre scores are below average?

Gre books

1. Kaplan GRE 2008 Premier ProgramNot simply a book, but a CD and access to constantly updated online material. Download GRE updates and get the latest info on how the test is being revised. Access to practice tests in the book, CD, and online, as well as an online diagnostic test to identify your strengths and weaknesses

2. Cracking the GREPublished by top GRE instructors at The Princeton Review, the 2008 edition includes over 300 practice questions in the book and exclusive free access to 4 practice exams and expert advice online.

3. Barron's GRE 2008 with CD-ROM Presents six full-length model exams with all questions answered and explained. The manual reviews all GRE test topics: antonym, analogy, and sentence-completion questions, reading comprehension, analytical writing, quantitative comparison questions, data interpretation, and math. The enclosed CD-ROM contains computerized versions of the book’s subject reviews and practice tests.

4. GRE: Practicing to Take the General TestWritten by the publisher of the GRE, the Educational Testing Service, this book includes questions and topics from actual tests administered worldwide. It contains verbal and quantitative questions from seven actual GRE General Tests and sample analytical writing topics from the complete pool of topics for the analytical writing measure.

What is Gre

What is graduate record examination GRE?
GRE stands for graduate record examination. Colleges and universities across US use the Greduate record examination to evaluate students. Graduate record examination GRE is conducted by educational testing service(ETS). Graduate record examination GRE is a multiple choice test which tests a students verbal, mathematical and writing abilities.Graduate record examination GRE is a computer based examination and is adminitered worldwide by ets.

What is GRE Guide?
How is GRE Guide related to graduate record examination GRE?
GreGuide.com as the name suggests guides thousands of students who are preparing for Graduate record examination GRE. Here in greguide.com you will find all the infor about the Greaduate record examination absolutely free. GreGuide provides free Graduate record examination prep resources, GRE practice tests, Tips tutorials and strategies to ace the Graduate record examination.
What are the sections in graduate record examination GRE?
Graduate recorded examination GRE consists of 3 sections
GRE Verbal
GRE Math
GRE Essay
What are the sections in new revised graduate record examination GRE?
The new graduate record examination GRE from October 2007 will consist of 3 sectionsGRE VerbalGRE MathGRE EssayBut the verbal section in new revised Graduate record examination is modified to a great deal. Stress on vocabulary is reduced and real life logical problems in english is increased. Soon GreGuide will add more details on the new revised Graduate record exam.

What do i prepare for graduate record examination GRE?
Preparation for graduate record examination GRE requires a great deal of planning and precise execution as per the plan. Go through all the web pages of GreGuide. We have pages onGRE Test Prep GRE Practice Tests GRE Prep Course GRE Books GRE LinksDownloadable free GRE Study MaterialHow can i register for graduate record examination GRE?There are 3 ways to register for graduate record examination GRE.Online GRE registrationPhone/FAX GRE RegistrationMail GRE registration.We have written a great deal about GRE registration here.How should i choose a prep course for graduate record examination GRE?Choosing a GRE prep course is very crucial before appearing for Graduate record examination GRE. Please Read this article on GRE prep course.

What is the admission procedure for us universities after taking graduate record examination GRE?
Admission procedure after graduate record examination GRE to US universities is a baffling and difficult process. GRE guide has written step by admission procedure here and also the format of the transcripts required for universities is available for free download.

Where can i get some free downloads on graduate record examination GRE?
Visit this page to get some of the free GRE study material for graduate record examination GRE.What is graduate record examination GRE subject tests?There are 8 graduate record examination GRE subject tests available. Visit this page to learn more about graduate record examination GRE subject tests

What is the format of current Graduate recorded examination GRE?
Currently graduate record examination GRE is Computer adaptive test(CAT). Visit this page to learn more about Computer Adaptive Graduate record examination GRE.

What is the format of the new Revised Graduate record examination?
The new revised graduate record examination GRE is Computer Based and is not Computer Adaptive. This is very important for students to remember that the new revised graduate record examination GRE is a CBT not a CAT test.

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