The typical essay grader spends anywhere from 30 seconds to a couple of minutes to assign a grade to an essay. So, it is absolutely vital to make that “first impression”. If you haven’t exercised your writing muscles for a while, it is a good idea to put in some practice. Scoring well on the … Read more
Almost all major competitive examinations have a writing component to assess your ability to express ideas through written words. GRE and GMAT have analytical writing (AWA) sections, scored from a range of 0 to 6. Unlike the objective part of the exam (MCQ-based), the writing part is subjective and what is “good” for you may … Read more
GRE Quant is very unique. You won’t see its exact mix of questions and skills on another exam or in any university class. Because it’s so unique, this very important part of the GRE test is often misunderstood. Today, we’re going to look at 4 frequent misconceptions about the GRE.
Everyone makes mistakes on the GRE. The trick is to manage your mistakes, and keep them to a minimum. Luckily, certain common mistakes are easy to avoid. The trick is to know what these mistakes are, and to train yourself to avoid using them before test day. You can learn to avoid these mistakes in … Read more
Does your GRE Verbal score need improvement? If you haven’t been reaching the average GRE scores for your intended major or target schools, then the answer is yes. But how to improve your GRE scores? There are a number of things you can do.
As you look at the challenging content of the GRE exam, it’s hard to know where to begin. How do you start studying for your GRE prep? In this article, we’ll look at the first few steps you should take to get your GRE prep started on the right foot. How to Start Studying for … Read more