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rahul r
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There are two ways you can apply to different universities. One is applying on test day, after you complete giving the GRE which is mentioned below, and second is applying after you have received your scores, which can be checked on the website (https://www.ets.org/gre)
Once you finish the GRE you will be prompted to either cancel or report your scores. Choose your schools one at a time, either by name or code, and fill in any corresponding departmental information, if required. (Not all schools require departmental codes, so be sure to check with your particular programs prior to taking the GRE. ). You can also choose not to send any G
Once you finish the GRE you will be prompted to either cancel or report your scores. Choose your schools one at a time, either by name or code, and fill in any corresponding departmental information, if required. (Not all schools require departmental codes, so be sure to check with your particular programs prior to taking the GRE. ). You can also choose not to send any G
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rahul r
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Having a good GRE score is definitely an advantage, and will give you the edge over your competition. Although just a GRE score is not enough. One must also have a good academic background and if you are applying for a PG degree, you need to have a strong UG degree. Moreover, you need to be adept in your communication skills. You may have to appear for a language proficiency test, if required. You will also need letters of recommendation from your current or previous employer for PG courses. An average of 2 years of relevant work experience is also required. Regards.
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Stanford University, ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Nanyang Technological University (NTU), The University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, University of California, University of Oxford and Harvard University. These are top 10 colleges.
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Rohit Rohilla
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It all depend on college what are their requirements. First, select the college in which you want to pursue MS, then directly contact to college administrator. It is very easy way to reach without any agent.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Jalaj, practice makes it perfect, you must revise and practice regularly. Firstly, it is good to take a mock test before starting the preparation. You will know where you stand in the beginning. Then onwards make your routine, identify your areas of weakness and areas where you are good at. Mock tests must be taken once or twice a week and you should track your improvement. Many online materials are found on ETS website. Keep checking and practicing.
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Chetna S
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Hi Akanshya, you will get options but not the highly ranked ones which prefer students with extremely good academics. However plenty of options will be available. Focus on your GRE, anything below 300 will hamper your chances. Additionally you should work on building a very good personal statement. The recommendation letters must be compelling too. Demonstrate your strengths, extracurricular activities, project work etc. and any other distinct point that you think the universities should know about you.
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