Many B-Schools have started accepting the GRE scores. And the GRE new format (after August 2011) tests you on several measures which were found only in GMAT. One thing is, the Critical Reasoning Section. Now in the GRE, you will have questions involving critical reasoning, though these are not as difficult as those found in the GMAT. Also there is more verbal reasoning and less of vocabulary in the new format GRE, which is another measure tested in the GMAT.

5 Tips to Score 300+ in GRE Exam

For GRE aspirants, 300 and more may sound a dream score. But there are many who achieve this. It’s their strategic study plan, approach to academics, and time management that allows them to bag this good score. After conversing with few of such extra ordinary alma mater who scored 300+ in GRE exam, UrbanPro pinpoints...

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How to Prepare for GRE Verbal Reasoning?...

An exclusive interview with Komal Pathak (a GRE Verbal Expert) on how to prepare for the GRE Verbal Reasoning section. A detailed insight into the approaches that can help a student score well in the Verbal Section. Flexiguru.com: Flexiguru.com is an e-learning company offering flexible learning solutions that enhance...

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Time Strategy and smart tips for GRE Verbal...

Alike all, you may think a strong grammatical skill will make you pass the GRE verbal section. Well, the GRE verbal section is not that simple as it appears to be. The tough grammar questions are bound with a limited time span and hence, its alone a terrific time management program that can help one clear the GRE verbal...

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Exam Preparation Guide for GRE

GRE stands for Graduate Recorded Exam. GRE score is primarily used for admissions into graduate academic programs across U.S.A, Europe and several other countries in the world. It is organized and administered by the Education Testing Service (ETS). The test aims at measuring a candidate’s proficiency in analytical writing,...

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