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The GRE tests your verbal and quantitative reasoning, analytical writing and critical thinking skills. Verbal Reasoning — consists of reading comprehension, critical reasoning and vocabulary usage. Quantitative Reasoning — problem-solving and data analysis. Analytical Writing — evaluates your ability to communicate ideas clearly and effectively.
Measure | Number of Questions | Allotted Time |
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Analytical Writing (Two sections) |
Section 1: "Analyze an Issue" task Section 2: "Analyze an Argument" task |
30 minutes per section |
Verbal Reasoning (Two sections) |
25 questions per section | 35 minutes per section |
Quantitative Reasoning (Two sections) |
25 questions per section | 40 minutes per section |
The GRE Subject tests accentuate your skills and knowledge in a specific area and give you an edge over other applicants. Each subject test is designed for students with an undergraduate major or comprehensive background in any one of the following areas: Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biology, Chemistry, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology.
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Students who prepare for GRE with us follow a systematic schedule of lectures and practice sections designed to cover all areas of the test. Our video lectures introduce the key techniques for effective test preparation, and our expert tutors are available to explain particular problem areas and to solve difficulties encountered in class work and homework.
Our program is structured yet flexible: Students proceed through the course at their own pace. The course is designed to be completed in 12 weeks, but we can arrange an accelerated or an extended program.
Students complete our specially designed, timed, computer-based study units and simulated tests during class, and complete tests from the Official Guide to GRE for homework. We place particular emphasis on building a strong foundation in grammar, reasoning and reading skills, and math concepts. We also train students in effective essay writing for the Analytical Writing Assignment.
To top it up, there is a series of mock tests at the end of the course. And like all other KGC services we can offer the entire GRE training course online. If you would like to avail of our coaching, please contact us.
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Make sure that you are familiar with all the answer choices. You must carefully select the corresponding choice so as not to reverse the first two choices. You can easily substitute numbers for variables and compare the resulting quantities. Simplify the comparison.
Scan the data presentation briefly. Pay attention to the scales of graphs. Answer on the basis of the data presented.
Read and analyze the passage carefully. Isolate the main idea from the supporting idea. Try to identify the relationship between different ideas. Be certain that you have understood the question. Use elimination techniques and delete the wrong answer choice narrow down your choice and now choose the correct answer.
The test taker is required to use the information in the passage as a basis for selecting words to fill in the blanks so as to make a coherent meaningful sentence. You read the sentence till the end, identify certain clues, think of a word which you would put in and then check if the option comprises of the word closest to your answer.
The student is required to find two synonyms to fill in the blank of the single sentence so as to make it meaningful. You read the sentence till the end, identify certain clues, think of a word which you would put in and then check if the option comprises of the word closest to your answer.