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WHAT'S ON THE GRE?

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The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test that is used for graduate school admissions in the United States , Canada and many other countries. It is administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) and is designed to measure verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills.

Test Structure

Sections	Number of Questions	Duration	Total Score
Analytical Writing	One Task Task – Analyse an issue	30 Minutes.	0 – 6
Quantitative Reasoning	Two Sections Section 1 – 12 Questions Section 2 – 15 Questions	Section 1 – 21 Minutes Section 2 – 26 Minutes	170
Verbal Reasoning	Two Sections Section 1 – 12 Questions Section 2 – 15 Questions	Section 1 – 18 Minutes Section 2 – 23 Minutes	170

GRE- Points

GRE is a computer-based examination. No Negative marking.
AW section is subjective and always the first. The order of the rest can be either AW – Q1 – V1 – Q2 – V2 or AW – V1 – Q1 – V2 – Q2.
GRE is a Sectional Adaptive Test.
Total GRE Score is out of 340 (AW Section is scored separately on a scale of 0-6. The total duration of the test will be about 1 Hour 58 minutes.
The scores are made available immediately after the exam is over. However, the grades of Analytical writing are available only after a week’s period (approx.)
At the end of the test, one can send the scores to 4 universities for free.
Validity: GRE scores are valid for five years.
Test Dates: Offered year-round, varying by location.
GRE can be taken more than once and the best score can be sent for consideration.
The application fee for GRE General Test is $228 worldwide, which would roughly translate to Rs.19,000 to Rs.19,500 approximately.

Overview of the Verbal Reasoning Measure

The Verbal Reasoning measure of the GRE General Test assesses your ability to:

analyse and evaluate written material and synthesize information obtained from it
analyse relationships among component parts of sentences
recognize relationships among words and concepts

Verbal Reasoning questions appear in several formats. About half of the measure requires you to read passages and answer questions on those passages.

The other half requires you to read, interpret and complete existing sentences, groups of sentences or paragraphs.

The Verbal Reasoning measure contains three types of questions:

Reading Comprehension, Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence.

Overview of the Quantitative Reasoning Measure

The Quantitative Reasoning measure of the GRE General Task assesses your:

basic mathematical skills
understanding of elementary mathematical concepts
ability to reason quantitatively and to model and solve problems with quantitative methods.

The Quantitative Reasoning section contains four types of questions:

Multiple-choice Questions — Select One Answer Choice

Multiple-choice Questions — Select One or More Answer Choices

Numeric Entry Questions

Quantitative Comparison Questions

Overview of the Analytical Writing Measure

The Analytical Writing measure of the GRE General Tasks test your critical thinking and analytical writing skills by assessing your ability to:

articulate and support complex ideas
construct and evaluate arguments
sustain a focused and coherent discussion

It doesn’t assess specific content knowledge.

The Issue task presents an opinion on an issue of general interest followed by specific instructions on how to respond to that issue.

You are required to evaluate the issue, consider its complexities, and develop an argument with reasons and examples to support your views.

GRE @ Logic Academy

*Programme*	*Designed For*
GRE Express	This Programme is designed for students who propose to write the GRE Exam within 3 months from enrolment in the programme. The programme is customized for those who are either in the third year or in the final year of their graduation course. The course comprises 100+ hours of classroom sessions.
GRE Busy Bee	This Programme is designed for students who propose to write the GRE Exam within 6 months from enrolment in the programme. The programme being customized for those who are either in the third year or in final year of their graduation course. Course comprises of 180+ hours of classroom sessions.
GRE Early Bird	This Programme is designed for students who propose to write the GRE Exam within 12 months from enrolment in the programme. Tailor-made for those who are in the second year of graduation programme (3-year course) or 3^rd year for engineering students. The course comprises of 340+ hours of classroom sessions.

Our Additional Offerings

GRE Minis: 35 Small length Tests with detailed solutions (700 Questions)
41 Quant Topic-Based Tests with Solutions (820 Questions)
6 Verbal Reasoning Topic-Based Tests with solutions (120 Questions)
33 GRE Full Length Practise Tests with Solutions
15 GRE CBTs with updated content and level
Roots of English Language in story-telling method: 45 Presentations
130 Word Power Presentations and 80 Word Games to master Vocabulary
Additional Quant-Based Assignments were developed to match the increased difficulty level and match the latest GRE Questions
Access to standard Publications like Barrons, ETS Modules, Manhattan
Access to Workshops by ETS
One-to-one doubt-solving with Faculty Members

Detailed Section Wise Offerings

Quantitative Skills and Data Interpretation

Logic Based teaching methodology.
High Emphasis on building strong logic skills rather than formula cramming.
Updated Assignments and Course Structure to match the latest trends in question.

Verbal Reasoning

Students undergo a program that acquaints them with some 80 roots of the English Language.
Episodic methodologies to achieve complete control over elements of the English Language and its usages.
Methodology of enhancing one’s word power: Cracking the crossword from leading newspapers through an immensely interactive session with the students on a regular basis.
Pattern-specific workshops with strategy discussion with mentors.

Analytical Writing Assessment

World This Week Series: Discussions on current affairs on a regular basis to develop an interactive bent of mind sine qua non to excel at writing tasks being put to test at the GRE.
Curated workshops by our mentors to help students become world citizens with a truly global perspective on events unfolding around them.