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Rupali Singh
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GRE or GMAT scores may be required for a few graduate courses to get into ASU. A few of the other factors that are considered are such as the type of coursework completed during UG studies, letters of recommendation, other supporting documents, etc. A bachelor's degree with 3.0 GPA is required to get into ASU. English language proficiency score is also required to get into this university.
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Yatendra Shukla
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No, the GRE is not one of the toughest exams in the world. The Graduate Record Examination is a challenging standardized test required for admission to business schools worldwide. However, it is a fact that the success rate of this exam is low, making it difficult to pass.
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Virajita Kumari
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Harvard University is one of the best universities in the USA. To gain admission to MS courses offered by this university, you typically need a GRE score between 330 and 340. Note that Harvard University does not release specific GRE score cutoffs. Additionally, a GRE score is not the sole factor in admission to Harvard. You need to excel in other areas as well.
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Mani Lama
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No, the GRE is not required for all programs at Harvard University. GRE scores are eligibility to get admission in Master's courses. Also, many programs, particularly in STEM fields, may require or recommend the GRE, while others may not. It is suggested to check the many programs, particularly in STEM fields, that may require or recommend the GRE, others may not.
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Akanksha Malhotra
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Yes, for admission to UofH MS in CS course, the applicants are required to submit GRE score. Here are the other admission requirements:Official transcriptsStatement of purpose (maximum one page)Resume3 Letter of RecommendationsEnglish language proficiency test scoreScanned copy of passport pagesFinancial banking documents
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Vikash Kumar Gupta
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There isn't a fixed "ideal" GRE score for the MS in Computer Science from Harvard. However, competitive applicants would score 165+ in the Quantitative section and 160+ in the Verbal section. A high score in the Quantitative is highly necessary because the programme has technical nature. Analytical Writing should be ideally 4.0 or above but is less stressed. Harvard's programme is holistic, so while very good GRE scores are great, other factors such as undergraduate GPA, relevant coursework, research experience, and even strong letters of recommendation make an equal difference. Let's not forget that a good GRE score is now no longer r
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Vikash Kumar Gupta
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No, a GRE or LSAT test score is not required. An applicant is required to have either a J.D. from an ABA-approved U.S. law school or a first law degree from a foreign law school, for example, a J.D., LL.B. or equivalent. Although work experience is not required, most candidates with two or more years of work experience have a much stronger application. Applicants whose legal education was not conducted entirely in English also have to send a TOEFL score.
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Anurag Shivam
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Academic strengths: If your math skills tend to be stronger than your verbal skills, the GMAT might offer a better opportunity to show off those strengths. If you're a strong writer, consider the GRE. Due to the vocabulary involved, the GRE can sometimes be more challenging for non-native English speakers.
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