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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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What is the average GMAT and GRE score for the M.Sc Financial Economics course at Oxford University?
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Misha
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For the 2024 class, the average GMAT (10th Edition) total score was 743, the average GRE quantitative score was 169 and the average GMAT (Focus Edition) total score was 717. However, these are not strict minimum scores. Applicants are suggested to score as high as possible.
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Ishita Singh
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For graduate courses, test scores like GRE / GMAT / LSAT are only required if students have GPA lower than 3.0. The admission requirements vary as per the courses but, at least, the applicants should have an undergraduate degree. Besides this, the applicants should also submit English language proficiency score.
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Kanika Shukla
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The best way to prepare for GRE would be to start with a plan in mind. Here are some tips to cover the topics of Graduate Record ExaminationUnderstand the GRE syllabusUtilize quality study materialsPractice questions regularlyBuild a strong vocabularyMaster quantitative conceptsImprove analytical writing skills
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Vipra Panda
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The GRE exam portion is divided into three sections: Analytical Writing section, Quantitative Reasoning section, and Verbal Reasoning section. However, these categories are made up of multiple topics which are tested during the entire duration of the Graduate Record Examination. Note that, this syllabus is different from GRE subject test syllabus.
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Loveleen Patra
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Check the table below to know the about the latest pattern and syllabus of GRE : GRE Exam SectionsGRE Exam PatternSection-Wise SyllabusAnalytical Writing (One Section)One "Analyze an Issue" task (30 Minutes) Quantitative Reasoning (Two Sections)Section 1: 12 questions (18 minutes)Section 2: 15 questions (23 minutes)ArithmeticGeometryData AnalysisAlgebraVerbal Reasoning (Two Sections)Section 1: 12 questions (21 minutes)Section 2: 15 questions (26 minutes)Basic Sentence structure: Nouns, Pronouns, AdjectivesVerb TenseIdioms & Idiomatic ExpressionsPronoun AgreementSubject-Verb AgreementModifiersParallelism Total5 Sections:
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Tejas Bodhankar
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The GRE scores required for admission to an MS programme in the USA can vary based on the university and specific program. Generally, competitive programs expect a combined Quantitative and Verbal score of at least 300, though some highly selective schools may require higher scores, especially in the Quantitative section. For example, top-tier programs like those at MIT or Stanford may expect scores closer to 320 or higher. The Analytical Writing score should typically be 3.0 or higher, although some schools might accept lower scores for applicants with strong overall profiles. While some institutions may not specify a strict minimum,
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