The GMAT exam’s verbal reasoning section measures your ability to read and comprehend the written material, reason and evaluate arguments, and correct material to effectively express ideas in standard written English. It consists of 36 questions which are multiple choices. Candidates are given 65 minutes to finish. There are three types of questions in the… Read More »

When it comes to the SAT exam, the registration process for international students, is somewhat different from that for students living in the United States. But assistance is readily available for international students wishing to register for the test. Registration for SAT In countries around the world the SAT is given six times a year.… Read More »

If you want to become a more proficient language learner, it’s important to increase your vocabulary range. It is important to understand words and know how to use them and write them correctly, and will help you perform better in the IELTS Listening Test. However, if your answer is spelled incorrectly and since you are… Read More »

Self-study for the TOEFL speaking section can be quite challenging because this section does contain no answer for right or wrong answers. Besides this, there is no score or feedback given for performance in this section. How do you get over these hurdles and prepare efficiently for this section? Here are some tips to help… Read More »

During the GRE test, the test administrator will provide you with scratch paper for use during the test. There are certain rules regarding the use of scratch paper during the test. Let us look at some of them. Scratch paper is not to be used before the test or during breaks  The scratch paper, in… Read More »

In view of the COVID-19 situation, the Educational Testing Services (ETS), who are the makers of the test have announced that they are now allowing some students to take the GRE general test from home. Here are more details of the GRE general test at home. Who can take the GRE at-home test? From April… Read More »