GRE Tutorials

Graduate Record Examination is a graduate test that is required to be taken by the candidates applying to graduate schools or business schools in various countries, especially the US to pursue a Masters of Science (MS), MBA, MEM or doctoral degree. The GRE is conducted by the Educational testing system (ETS) since 1949.

Currently, about 19 law schools in the US, 1,100+ business schools including top-ranked MBA programs and about thousands of graduate program around the world accept the GRE scores.

GRE verbal reasoning section consists of three types of types of questions: reading comprehension, text completion and sentence equivalence. This section assesses your ability to analyse and examine the written material and extract useful inferences from it. You also need to understand the meaning and analyse the relationships between words, sentences, concept and structure of the entire text.

GRE quantitative reasoning section consists of four types of questions: quantitative comparison questions, multiple-choice questions consists one correct answer, multiple-choice questions consisting multiple correct answer and numeric entry questions.

This section assesses your problem-solving abilities on the basic concepts of math. And also how well you comprehend quantitative information, interpret, analyse, and find solutions by applying basic mathematical concepts.

Gre analytical writing consists of two separate questions: analyse an issue and analyse an argument.  This section assesses your critical thinking and analytical writing skills. And how well you understand the arguments and provide focused responses to the given tasks and also how you articulate your thoughts in written form.

Many candidates prepare a few weeks, or a day before the GRE and end up making mistakes during the test. This will inevitably affect your GRE score. Hence you need to work on weak areas to be perfect. So here are few free GRE preparation tips that will help you out.