Global Course is among the top - rated coaching classes for GRE Prep. We are based at Malad West, Mumbai in India offering best group coaching for GRE. We train the GRE students through our expert trainers, provide world class study materials and limit the batch size to only FOUR students to ensure individual attention in our GRE classes. At Global Course for GRE training institute, our expert trainers go that extra mile to make sure that our precious GRE students may achieve the desired success in the exam. Our Offline GRE Prep Course is of two types. First, the regular GRE Prep Course which requires 14 weeks of coaching and the students utilize the GRE Prep classes to the hilt. Second, the intensive crash GRE course, through which we provide the coaching at a faster rate, completing the GRE training in 7 weeks. In any case, our expert trainers ensure the success of our students through GRE training course by sharing top - rated study materials, guaranteeing individual attention and giving regular tests and feedback.
| Location | Malad West: Global Course, Saraf College Campus, S. V. Road | |
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| Study Material | High Scoring and authentic Study Material is shared with the Students, which includes Full Mock Tests and Official Guide | |
| Highest Score in GRE | 335/ 340 | |
Global Course has been a leading GRE training institute providing on-site, offline GRE group coaching for more than 20 years. We have regular weekdays and weekends GRE batches with a batch size of four students maximum, thus, ensuring individual attention to each of the students. Situated at Malad West, Mumbai, India, Global Course has an excellent track record of its GRE classes. Our group of GRE trainers is headed by The Founder and Head Trainer Mr. Amar Singh, having an excellent GRE teaching experience of more than 20 years.
Global Course, headed by Mr. Amar Singh has trained thousands of GRE students successfully with the highest score of 335/ 340. Our GRE training methodology is such that we develop fundamental concepts initially, with stress on proper understanding of the concepts. Later on, we ask the students to do the exercises of higher difficulty level questions with sort-cut techniques we discuss in the classes. At Global Course GRE coaching centre, we schedule the sessions to suit the needs of full time candidates and working professionals as well. We also schedule excusive timings of our Self-paced GRE Course if required.
We use the most authentic study material including GRE Official Guides released by The ETS, Educational Testing Services. Towards the end of the GRE classes, our students take more than 10 full mock tests, which are properly evaluated, thoroughly reviewed and the doubts are solved minutely, revising the fundamental concepts and short-cut techniques. In short, we explain the fundamental concepts, make our students practice extensively and monitor their progress carefully, ensuring optimum performance from our invaluable students.
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Scoring : Total GRE Score Will Range From 260 to 340
Official Score Report: 8 to 10 Days
Sangram More
GRE Score: 335
"Before joining Global Course, I had got 295 in GRE. My friends told me that it was a decent score. Howeve, I want more. I knew that I score even 170 in Quant and needed to boost my score. Amar singh started giving me special attention as he knew that I was willing to work harder and wanted a better score at any cost. I studied maths and English under Amar Sir. I learned tips and techniques given by the sir. And I was able to get 168 in Quant and 167 in Verbal in my third attempt.
I am grateful to Amar sir for his continuous support. I could call him any time and meet to discuss my dooubts, which does not happen with other classes. Thank you Global Course!"
Ayush Chaudhary
GRE Score: 335
"I scored 335 in GRE in my second attempt. Amar sir was very cooperative. After my first attempt, I told him that I needed 335 anyhow. I got all the support from Global Course. Thank you Amar sir!"
Avishek Mishra
GRE Score: 322
"Amar sir is highly experienced. Test sessions were very helpful. I was able to clear ALL my doubts as the batch size is only four. Sir worked with me on all the asspects in GRE. Verbal and Quant both were my weakness. I had to work hard, but the concepts and techniques of Amar sir are excellent."
Swapnil Kajale
GRE Score: 319
"I would like to start by thanking Amar sir for the efforts he took for my improvement. I had joined Global Course for GRE & TOEFL exams and the study material provided by sir were extremely useful. Because of all this great coaching and motivation provided by Amar sir, I was able to get a very good score in GRE. I would like to thank sir because of whom I was able to achieve great scores."
Girish Ayare
GRE Score: 317
"Amar sir is very good. He has a deep knowledge about GRE, which he combines with effective tips and techniques. He did not do the things. He made ME do all so that I learned more. I could achieve a good score because Amar Sir forced me to do so."
This in-depth approach to preparation, combined with expert GRE trainers and the use of varied high-quality resources, appears to provide students with a comprehensive toolkit for GRE Quantitative Reasoning success.
This approach focuses on both technique and practice, aiming to equip students with the necessary skills to tackle the reading comprehension section of the GRE efficiently and with confidence.
By combining a broad vocabulary base with strong test-taking strategies, students can significantly improve their performance on TC and SE questions. Regular practice, along with understanding word meanings in varying contexts, will enhance their ability to handle these tricky GRE questions efficiently.
The GRE Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) section is a critical part of your GRE preparation. In the new format, students only have to write one essay: The Analysis of an Issue. Crafting a high-scoring essay requires a clear understanding of the structure and expectations of this section. Here’s a detailed guide on how to approach it and maximize your score:
High-Scoring Template for Analysis of an Issue Essay:
1. Introduction Paragraph:Tips for High Scoring The GRE Essay:
Mock Tests and Evaluation:
A crucial part of preparing for the Analytical Writing Section is practicing with full-length GRE mock tests under actual exam conditions. These timed exercises simulate the stress of the GRE and help you practice organizing your thoughts quickly. After each mock test, expert evaluation of your essays will provide valuable feedback on areas to improve, such as:
After multiple practice tests, students can make significant improvements in their writing skills, which is why many of our students score up to 5.5/6 in the AWA section of the GRE.
By following this approach, you will be well-equipped to achieve a high score on the GRE and, ultimately, a strong overall score (like 335/340) in the exam. The key is consistent practice, expert feedback, and mastering essay structure.
Now the students have to write only one essay in The New GRE AWA section, i.e. Analysis of an Issue. We discuss a very high scoring template and practice some Issue questions in detail. The number of paragraphs and linking words within and across the paragraphs are very important to tackle The New GRE Analytical Writing Section. We discuss all and implement them to get a good score for you. Finally, the essays included in the mock tests are evaluated by our expert tutors and remedial measures are taken to ensure the best possible score. As a result, our students have scored up to 5.5/ 6 in The New GRE Analytical Writing Section.
Finally, our students are given minimum 10 full mock timed tests from various sources, including GRE Prep Tests by ETS, in the strict examination conditions. These tests are evaluated by our expert trainers, doubts are solved and other remedial measures are taken to ensure the best scores from our students. Thus, our students have secured up to 335/ 340 in the New GRE conducted by ETS.
Global Course stands out as one of the leading institutes for high-quality offline and online coaching in a wide range of standardized exams, including GMAT, GRE, SAT, IELTS, IGCSE (9th and 10th grades), IB MYP (9th and 10th grades), and A Levels. Here's why Global Course is a preferred choice for many students:
Overall, Global Course’s combination of small class sizes, experienced instructors, updated materials, flexible scheduling, and global presence makes it a standout option for students preparing for international exams.
The GRE training is provided by a highly dedicated team of experts, led by The Founder and Head Trainer Prof. Amar Singh, who specializes in GRE preparation. With over 20 years of GRE teaching experience, Prof. Singh boasts an exceptional track record in guiding students toward success. Holding a Master’s Degree in English from Agra University, he has been instrumental in helping hundreds of undergraduate and postgraduate students each year prepare for exams like GRE, GMAT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL, and more. His mentorship goes beyond academic training, inspiring students to excel in their educational pursuits and personal growth. Thanks to his unwavering commitment, thousands of his students have secured successful careers and lives around the globe.
| Riya Jain | 326 | Sana Shaikh | 325 |
| Hemant Desai | 324 | Prerna Pandey | 323 |
| Arwa Khan | 322 | Archana Nayar | 320 |
| Ranjan Yadav | 319 | Dhruv Sheth | 316 |
| Yash Patel | 316 | Sanjay Chopra | 314 |
| Aisharya Naik | 312 | Priyal Rao | 312 |
We follow the above schedule to complete all the fundamental concepts in Quants, Verbal - Text Completion & Sentence Equivalence and AWA in the first 10 weeks. Thereafter, in the last 4 weeks, we do Sectional Tests and full mock tests from various sources. The tests are evaluated, reviewed, doubts are discussed and other remedial measures are taken to boost the scores.
7 Weeks, 4 times a week and 2 hours’ each session/
We follow the above schedule to complete all the fundamental concepts in Quants, Verbal - Text Completion & Sentence Equivalence and AWA in the first 5 weeks. Thereafter, in the last 2 weeks, we do Sectional Tests and full mock tests from various sources. The tests are evaluated, reviewed, doubts are discussed and other remedial measures are taken to boost the scores.
An exclusive schedule also can be prepared and executed as per the students’ requirements.
If you are planning to prepare for The GRE, the first thing you should do is brush up all the mathematics concepts studied in grades 9th and 10th. Also start reading some good newspaper editorials, magazines, novels, etc. to improve your reading power and vocabulary. Learn the different meanings of unfamiliar words you come across. Doing so will help you tackle the Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence questions effectively. Lastly, join a good GRE Prep Course. Do not join a big batch with 20 - 30 students for your GRE Prep. It helps you if the batch size is small i. e. 4 to 6 students. And meet the mentors before joining to check your comfort level. Good luck!
| Session | Chapter/ Topic | |
| Week 1 | 1. Introduction to GRE Quants. |
Problem Solving, Quantitative Comparison and Numeric Entry - An Overview Defined Function |
| 2. Verbal - Reading Comprehension (RC) | RC Workshop & Exercises | |
| Week 2 | 3. Quants. | Number Theory Substitution |
| 4. Verbal | RC Practice Exercises | |
| Week 3 | 5. Quants. | Geometry Math Notes |
| 6. Verbal | Introduction to Introduction to Sentence (CR) Equivalence (SC) & Vocab. | |
| Week 4 | 7. Quants. | Co - ordinate Geometry Inequalities |
| 8. Verbal | Introduction to Text Completion(TC) and Vocab. | |
| Week 5 | 9. Quants. | Fractions & Decimals Equations |
| 10. Verbal | RC Practice Exercises from The GRE Official Guides | |
| Week 6 | 11. Quants. | Averages Ratio & Proportion |
| 12. Verbal | SC & TC Practice Exs./Vocab. -GRE Official Guides (OG) |
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| Week 7 | 13. Quants. | Exponents Factoring |
| 14. Verbal | RC Practice Exercises | |
| Week 8 | 15. Quants. | Algebraic Expressions Percents |
| 16. Analytical Writing (AWA - Essay) | AWA Workshop & Practice Ex. | |
| Week 9 | 17. Quants. | Graphs/ Data Analysis Word Problems |
| 18. Verbal | Verbal Full Test/ Vocab. AWA - Essay from OG |
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| Week 10 | 19. Quants. | Sequences & Series Counting/ Overlapping Sets |
| 20. Verbal | Verbal Full Test/ Vocab. From OG | |
| Week 11 | 21. Quants. | Probability & Statistics Functions |
| 22. Verbal | Verbal Full Test/ Vocab. - From OG | |
| Week 12 | 23. Quants. | Permutations & Combinations Quants. Full Revision |
| 24. Full Mock Tests 1 & 2 | Evaluation and Doubt Solving | |
| Week 13 | 25. Full Mock Tests 3 & 4 | Evaluation and Doubt Solving |
| 26. Full Mock Tests 5 & 6 | Evaluation and Doubt Solving | |
| Week 14 | 27. Full Mock Tests 7 & 8 | Evaluation and Doubt Solving |
| 28. Full Mock Tests 9 & 10 | Evaluation and Doubt Solving |
In The GRE Analytical Writing Section, candidates are required to attempt one timed tasks. They are asked to “Analyze an Issue”. For the “Analyze an Issue” task, the candidates are given to read an opinion on a topic of general interest and type a response to it. The time allotted for the task is 30 minutes. The GRE test takers are expected to…
The candidates are given two sections of Verbal Reasoning. They are required to answer a total of 27 questions in 41 minutes. The types of question are as follow:
Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence: Text Completion (TC) and Sentence Equivalence (SE) questions in GRE are designed to test the candidates’ understanding of complex words. They need to understand the whole context in which they are using the words. Thus, proper analysis of the given sentences becomes crucial. Text Completion questions are of three types, i.e. Single Blank Questions, Double Blank Questions and Triple Blank Questions. It is important to note that to get one mark in GRE, the candidate needs to answer all the parts of a question correctly. The Sentence Equivalence (SE) questions require candidates to fill in a single blank with two choices that create two coherent sentences that are logically similar in meaning. Hence, the test takers need to build very strong vocabulary to get a decent score in GRE Verbal Reasoning Section.
Reading Comprehension (RC): There will be 5 - 7 RC passages in The New GRE. These passages may from Natural Science, Humanities, Social Science, Business, etc. There will be approx. 14 multiple choice questions in The New GRE RC. The candidate has to select one or more options from the given choices. The types of question include:
You will be given the questions from almost 20 chapters studied in grades 9th and 10th. The difficulty levels of the questions may be higher, but the fundamental concepts are the same as of the high school mathematics. Also, no calculator is allowed in GRE Quantitative Reasoning Section.
You may get 4-6 Quantitative Comparison Questions in each of the GRE Quantitative Reasoning Section. Quantitative Comparison (QC) questions ask you to compare two quantities, i.e. Quantity A and Quantity B in the given conditions. You will be required to establish a relation between Quantity A and Quantity B. You will click on option…
The most common Problem Solving (PS) questions are standard multiple-choice questions, with three or more choices and one or more correct answer/s. These include questions that ask you to select one or more answers from a list of choices ‘Mark all-that-apply’ and questions that ask you to enter your answer in a box-Numeric Entry.
There are also a few questions associated with one or more line graphs, Bar Graphs, Pie Charts, Tables, etc. These Data Interpretation (DI) questions are similar to other Problem Solving Questions, but it’s important to note that extracting the information correctly from the graphs is the key to answering the questions correctly.
Apart from one section of Analytical Writing, two sections of Verbal Reasoning and two sections of Quantitative Reasoning, GRE has an Experimental Section as well. This sixth section may be Quantitative Reasoning or Verbal Reasoning and it’s an unscored section. It is given to the candidates to check their response. Thus, the questions may or may not be included in the future GREs. It is important to note that whichever questions you get in the GRE, they might have been included in The Experimental Section in the past. Also, the candidates won’t be able to identify The Experimental Section. Hence, they should take all the sections equally seriously.
| GRE Services | GRE Fees |
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| GRE Exam Fee | US $ 220 |
| GRE Late Registration Fee | US $ 25 |
| GRE Standby Testing | Fee US $ 25 |
| GRE Changing Test Centre Fee | US $ 50 |
| GRE Rescheduling Fee | US $ 50 |
| Section | Average Score | Total Score |
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| Verbal Reasoning | 151 | 170 |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 154 | 170 |
| Analytical Writing | 3.4 | 6 |
| Section | Percentile | Score |
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| Verbal Reasoning | 99 | 170 |
| 95 | 165 | |
| 90 | 162 | |
| 85 | 160 | |
| 81 | 159 | |
| 74 | 157 | |
| 71 | 156 | |
| 66 | 155 | |
| 52 | 152 | |
| 43 | 150 | |
| 34 | 148 | |
| 30 | 147 |
| Section | Percentile | Score |
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| Quantitative Reasoning | 96 | 170 |
| 90 | 168 | |
| 84 | 166 | |
| 81 | 165 | |
| 76 | 163 | |
| 70 | 161 | |
| 64 | 159 | |
| 61 | 158 | |
| 54 | 156 | |
| 51 | 155 | |
| 47 | 154 | |
| 40 | 152 |
| Section | Percentile | Score |
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| Analytical Writing | 99 | 6 |
| 97 | 5.5 | |
| 91 | 5 | |
| 79 | 4.5 | |
| 54 | 4 | |
| 37 | 3.5 | |
| 13 | 3 | |
| 6 | 2.5 | |
| 2 | 2 | |
| 1 | 1.5 |
| Classic GMAT Score | GMAT Focus Edition Score | The New GRE Score |
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| 800 | 805 | 340 |
| 790 | 805 | 338 |
| 780 | 805 | 336 |
| 770 | 805 | 335 |
| 760 | 715 | 334 |
| 750 | 715 | 333 |
| 740 | 695 | 332 |
| 730 | 695 | 330 |
| 720 | 675 | 329 |
| 710 | 665 | 328 |
| 700 | 655 | 327 |
| 690 | 645 | 326 |
| 680 | 635 | 325 |
| 670 | 615 | 324 |
| 660 | 615 | 322 |
| 650 | 615 | 321 |
| 640 | 595 | 320 |
| 630 | 585 | 319 |
| 620 | 585 | 318 |
| 610 | 575 | 316 |
| 600 | 565 | 315 |
| 590 | 555 | 314 |
| 580 | 555 | 313 |
| 570 | 545 | 312 |
| 560 | 535 | 310 |
| 550 | 525 | 309 |
| University accepting GRE Scores | Verbal | Quantitative | Analytical Writing |
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| Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) | 158 | 159 | 5.3 |
| Stanford University | 159 | 158 | 4.8 |
| University of California, Berkeley | 153 - 156 | 167 | 4.5 |
| The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) | 155 | 167 | 5.0 |
| University of Virginia | 163 | 166 | 4.5 |
| University of Michigan – Ann Arbor | 160 | 167 | 5.0 |
| University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill | 158 | 160 | 4.5 |
| Georgia Institute of Technology | 158 | 167 | 4.3 |
| University of California – San Diego | 162 | 160 | 5.5 |
| University of Illinois – Urbana/ Champaign | 155 | 165 | 4.0 |
| University of Wisconsin – Madison | 163 | 163 | 4.5 |
| University of Washington | 156 | 167 | 4.0 |
| Pennsylvania State University | 150 | 165 | 3.0 |
| University of Florida (UFL) | 154 | 165 | 3.0 |
| The University of Texas, Austin | 155 | 165 | 4.0 |
| Ohio State University | 156 | 165 | 4.0 |
| California Institute of Technology | 160 | 157 | 5.0 |
| Duke University | 160 | 160 | 4.5 |
| The University of Chicago | 158 | 167 | 4.0 |
| Northwestern University | 160 | 160 | 5.0 |
| Washington University in St. Louis | 161 | 160 | 5.0 |
| Johns Hopkins University | 163 | 164 | 4.8 |
| Rice University | 160 | 167 | 5.0 |
| Emory University | 153 | 163 | 4.0 - 6.0 |
| University of Notre Dame | 165 | 165 | 5.3 |
| Vanderbilt University | 157 | 166 | 4.8 |
| College of William and Mary | 158 | 160 | 4.5 |
| Johns Hopkins University | 159 | 162 | 4.2 |
GRE i.e. Graduate Record Examination is managed by ETS – Educational Testing Services. A computer adaptive test, GRE is conducted at more than 1000 designated test centers spread over 160 countries across the globe. Thousands of universities across 160 countries accept GRE scores for admissions to various Post Graduate courses in different streams, such as Management, Finance, Engineering, Law, etc. In India as well, numerous to management schools accept GRE scores as one of the admission criteria. Hence, more than 500,000 test takers appear for GRE globally. The GRE can be taken up to 5 times in a period of one year. The minimum gap between the GRE attempts should not be less than 21 days. There is no limit on maximum number of GRE attempts one can make.
GRE is a world renowned examination required to be taken by the candidates desirous of taking admission to more than 12,000 masters programs offered by more than 9,000 universities and institutions throughout the world. GRE is conducted by ETS-Education Testing Services.
| Exam Name | GRE |
| GRE Full Form | Graduate Record Examination |
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| Conducted by | ETS - Educational Testing Service |
| Modes of Exam | Computer-delivered test Paper-delivered test GRE at Home |
| GRE Exam Fees | US $ 220 |
| GRE Validity | 5 Years |
| Score Range | Verbal Reasoning: 130 - 170, with 1-mark increment Quantitative Reasoning: 130 – 170, with 1-mark increment Analytical Writing: 0 - 6, with 0.5-mark increment |
| ETS Contact Details | +91-1244517127 or 000-800-100-4072 Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. IST Email: gresupport4India@ets.org |
There are no specific GRE eligibility criteria as prescribed by ETS. Anyone with a valid passport can register for GRE, irrespective of age and qualifications. However, most of the candidates take GRE while they are pursuing their Bachelor’s Degree. And it is also advisable that a student should take GRE while he is in the second or the third year of his Bachelor’s Course.
No age limit is prescribed by ETS for candidates appearing for GRE. However, only the candidates who want to get admission in Post Graduate Programs in Management, Finance, Engineering, Law, Humanities, etc. take GRE. The students who want to do PhD also are required to take GRE.
ETS has not announced any official statement regarding the qualification required to appear for GRE. However, candidates are expected to have or pursuing a graduate degree in any discipline from a recognized university.
Candidates should understand that the GRE test at home has not replaced the GRE at the test centre. The GRE at home has been introduced for the convenience of students who are looking to appear for the GRE from the safety and convenience of their homes. The GRE exam fee for both the GRE test at Home and GRE at the test centre is the same. The GRE Exam Fee is US $220 for Indian students. The basic difference is that while the GRE at Home is held online at your home, which is proctored and supervised by ETS, the GRE at the test centre is conducted at an ETS designated test centre.
Further, while the GRE test centre has a specific test schedule, the GRE at home can be taken as per the convenience of the student. However, candidates will have to make sure that they have the required system hardware and software to run the GRE smoothly and without any interruption. This, however, would not be a matter of concern for students taking the exam at a GRE test centre managed by ETS. And ETS make all such arrangements.
Nevertheless, a few students have been caught indulging in malpractices while taking the proctored GRE at home. Therefore, many colleges want the students to take GRE at an ETS designated test center. It has more credibility. Hence, after the COVID 19 pandemic, most of the students are take GRE at a test center.
Like any other international standardized exams, there are multiple GRE exam dates every year in India and across the world. The candidates can opt for any GRE date according to their convenience and availability. A candidate needs to register for GRE latest before two working days before the exam.
There are multiple ETS designated GRE test centers around the world. In India, GRE is conducted at over 20 cities having various GRE test centres. These centers are located in Ahmedabad, Allahabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Cochin, Coimbatore, Dehradun, Gandhinagar, Gurgaon, Gwalior, Hyderabad, Indore, Kolkata, Mumbai, Nashik, New Delhi, Nizamabad, Patna, Pune, Thiruvananthapuram, Vadodara and Vijayawada. At all the above - mentioned test centers, only computer - based GRE is available. Paper - based GRE is not available in India. In fact, no one wants to take paper - based GRE. All the students want to take it on computer.
On completion of your GRE, you will get your Quants and Verbal Scores. Thus, you will know immediately that how much you scored out of 340. However, your official GRE General Test Scores Report will be available in your ETS account 8 - 10 days after your exam. You'll receive an email from ETS when they are available. ETS will also send an official Institution Score Report to the score recipients you designated on the test day.
ETS allows you to send your scores to up to four colleges of your choice without any additional fee. If you are taking the computer-delivered GRE exam, then you will be asked to select the score receivers at the test centre. After you complete the GRE test and view the unofficial Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning scores, you will be asked to choose the score recipients you wish to share your GRE exam scores with. If a college of your choice is not listed, ask the administrator at the test centre for a list of unlisted institutions. After the test, you can order Additional Score Reports for US $ 27 per college.
The GRE is a computer-adaptive test, or CAT for short. Every test taker will see at least two Quants. Sections and two Verbal Sections. The difficulty level of the second section (easy, medium or hard) in each subject is determined by your performance in the first section. If you get lots of questions right in the first section, you will get a harder second section, which results into higher scores. If you get fewer questions right in the first section, you will get an easier second section and your scores will remain lower. The computer-delivered GRE is the standard format for test takers. The paper-based GRE is far rarer and only offered up to three times a year.
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5. How much time do I need to devote for GRE preparation?
Global Course has been providing on-site, offline group coaching for more than 20 years. We have regular weekdays and weekends batches with a batch size of four maximum, thus, ensuring individual attention to each of the students. Situated at Malad West, Mumbai, India, Global Course has an excellent track record of its GRE classes. Our group of trainers is headed by Mr. Amar Singh, having an excellent teaching experience of more than 20 years.
Global Course, headed by Mr. Amar Singh has trained thousands of GRE students successfully with the highest score of 335. Our training methodology is such that we develop fundamental concepts initially, with stress on proper understanding of the concepts. Later on, we ask the students to do the exercises of higher difficulty level questions with sort-cut techniques we discuss in the classes. At Global Course, we schedule the sessions to suit the needs of full time candidates and working professionals as well. We also schedule excusive timings if required.
We use the most authentic study material including GRE Official Guides. Towards the end of the GRE Course, our students take more than 10 full mock tests, which are properly evaluated, thoroughly reviewed and the doubts are solved minutely, revising the fundamental concepts and short-cut techniques. In short, we explain the fundamental concepts, make our students practice extensively and monitor their progress carefully, ensuring optimum performance from our invaluable students.
GRE i.e. Graduate Record Examination is a world renowned examination required to be taken by the candidates desirous of taking admission to more than 12,000 masters programs offered by more than 9,000 universities and institutions throughout the world. GRE is conducted by ETS-Education Testing Services. The test can be taken up to five times a year and each attempt can be minimum 21 days apart.
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