Dear Anirban,

Yes, you can persue M.Sc in Radiology after clearing GRE in United States.

Hope it helps.
Good Luck.

hello Nekram Gupta 

yes biotech students are allowed for GRE and it would be easy comparitively and the competition would be far less and the scope is quite high 

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Hello  Aspirant,

Hope your doing well!

you have not specified the course for admission but this is the basic procedure

IELTS Writing Task 2 and the GRE AWA’s Analyse-an-Issue Task are almost exactly the same. Both tasks involve writing your opinion on a social issue — something like global warming, funding for education,

It is always followed to take up IELTS for europe countries, many students prefer doing this to study overseas.

Paper-based GRE tests are available only twice a year: once in November, and once in February. The 2019-2020 tests were held on November 9th, 2019, and February 1st, 2020

Compared to the ACT and the SAT, the GRE is typically considered more difficult because, even though the math tested on the GRE is a lower level than the math tested on the SAT and ACT, the GRE has more challenging vocabulary and reading passages, and the math problems have trickier wording or require higher-level

Basically both of them will involve same procedures, same preperation, incase your travelling to any europe countries, ielts is most preffered.

Its better to start off the preperation right away as it's the best time to take up and finish everything!

Thankyou, Good luck for everything ahead :)

Verbal and quantity reasoning are scaled between 130 to 170 marks where is Analytical reasoning is scaledbetween 0 to6. 

Total of 340 marks out of which score obtained in each section is added. 

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gre

Hello,

For admission to PhD programs, a GRE score of 300+ is required and for the top colleges, a GRE score of 320+ is a must-have. Despite this, there are many universities outside the US which do not require GRE scores for admission. In this case, you may submit a GRE score to boost your application in the eyes of the Admissions Committee, but it is generally not a prerequisite. 

The English language proficiency test scores for IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT or PTE Academic are usually required for admission to any international PhD program.

Additionally, for admission to a PhD program, candidates are often selected on the basis of past research work, academic publishings and project proposals. 

Hii

The sole reeaon for writing GRE® General Test is because its a standardised test that is accepted for admission to various disciplines at many graduate and business schools across the globe. GRE is most commonly accepted by universities. GRE 2018 scores are accepted by thousands of participating institutes in the world which also include over 1,200 business schools.

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2. Verbal Reasoning

Verbal Reasoning requires the most amount of preparation for GRE. The following word lists are integral to succeed in the GRE:

• Barron's 333
• Barron's 1100
• Manhattan 1000

Apart from this, solve as many practice questions as you can. Even if you have a good vocabulary, you will only be successful in the GRE if you have an idea of the verbal question patterns. Many words you may not find in the word lists are available in sample questions and these are closest to the questions you may have to face in your actual exam.

Apart from the official ETS GRE guide, the following books have many verbal questions that will help in practice:

• 5 lb book of Practice Problems (Manhattan Prep.)
• GRE Prep (Kaplan)

Hello Jai, 

Yes, passport is must for entry in the GRE Exam hall. Passport is one of the important document that is complusory for a student to have before entering the examination hall otherwise you will be not eligible for the exam.

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Hi Sanjeev,

The best method to prepare your child for GRE would be through self study rather than coaching as he would require little or no preparation in the quantitative analysis section having covered most of the topics in his prior education. Through 2 hours of self study each day, GRE preparation can be completed in around 2-3 months.

For verbal preparation, the Barron's 333 and Barron's 1100 are important as well as sample problems from the following books:

1. ETS: The Official guide to the GRE General Test

2. 5lb book of GRE practice problems (Manhattan Prep)

3. Gre Prep (Kaplan)

These books are also good for practice of quantitative reasoning section questions. For additional verbal preparation, download the various Magoosh mobile applications available for GRE preparation .

For the analytical writing section, the ETS: The Official guide to the GRE General Test will be sufficient if your child has a good grasp on basic english.

Additionally, upon registration for the GRE , two official and timed GRE sample tests are provided by ETS which are nearly identical to the actual test.

If you are still looking for GRE coaching, then the two coaching institutes you could approach are:

1. Princeton Review: https://www.manyagroup.com/greclassroom/?utm_source=gs&utm_content=greclassroom&utm_term=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI15_J-6PL3AIV0YyPCh0nVAVEEAAYASAAEgIL4fD_BwE

2. Jamboree: https://www.jamboreeindia.com/gre

Hello,

The GRE test which is a standardised test is accepted for admission to various disciplines at many graduate and business schools across the globe.
You can score good marks in the exam with consistent preparation and practice. Know about the exam pattern. There is no shortcut to success and you can score well in the exam with hard and smart work and proper preparation strategy. I would suggest you to practice the sample papers. From sample papers you can have an idea about the type of questions asked in the examination. It is not difficult to perform well in the exam, important part is your preparation and how well you are preparing. Regular and lot of practice is necessary. It would also help you to enhance your speed. Speed is also important to complete the exam in time.
Good luck!