Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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GRE Tip no.13: Strong Educational Background
GRE Tip no.13: Strong Educational Background I have mentioned it many times that the candidates with a strong educational background will have better chances of getting a good but it does not mean that those who have gone through the Pakistani education system cannot get a good score. Students gone through the Pakistan Education system…
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GRE Tip no.12: Understand the different questions
GRE Tip no.12: Understand the different questions You need to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern before starting the preparation for the exam. You need to know how the different questions have to be attempted and we would also be providing you different tips and strategies to attempt the questions in the proper way.
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GRE Tip no.10: Do not lose hope
GRE Tip no.10: Do not lose hope The best advice I can give students is to never lose hope and never give up. Many students are discouraged in the first 4 days and if they are not properly motivated and encouraged. I feel that getting a good score on GRE is dependent on your capabilities…
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GRE Tip no.9: Focus on all areas
GRE Tip no.9: Focus on all areas Never define what your weak areas are unless you have gotten yourself assessed from an expert. Most students tend to believe that Geometry is very difficult and they ignore the other parts whereas they are equally important.
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GRE Tip no.8: Do it on computer
GRE Tip no.8: Do it on computer I am amazed to see that students get questions write on the paper but when they do the same questions on computer the questions are wrong. We all know that GRE is a computer based exam and in the exam you will have to choose the answers from…
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GRE Tip no.7: 5000 questions
GRE Tip no.7: 5000 questions Attempt at least 5000 questions before appearing for the exam, you could start with the easy questions first and then go for the difficult ones. I think most candidates need some kind of a help or clarification when they start doing the difficult questions so it would be advisable to…
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GRE Tip no.6: Never rely on teachers
GRE Tip no.6: Never rely on teachers I studied from International School of Choueifat and then I went to study from Canada and got a CGPA of 3.88. I have taken SAT and GRE with more than 80% marks but it does not mean that my students would get good score on GRE. Different candidates…
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GRE Tip no.5: Study 8 hours a day
GRE Tip no.5: Study 8 hours a day It might seem a lot to study 10 hours a day, but it is a fact that you will have to give at least 8 hours a day on your GRE preparation. You can contact us and we would be providing the free GRE study plan for…
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GRE Tip no.4: Never Start with practice
GRE Tip no.4: Never Start with practice Most candidates appearing for GRE claim that they studied Math 10 years ago. Candidates also have a lot of problems with English as most even say that they have never seen the High Frequency words. Practice will only daunt you. A better and more pragmatic approach would be…
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GRE Tip no.3: 500 hours
GRE Tip no.3: 500 hours You need to give 500 hours before appearing for the exam. Many students come to me and ask how much time is required for the preparation of GRE and I tell them that you need to give 500 hours of your time to the preparation of the exam in order…
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