The GRE exam is close at hand. The time has arrived to face the test. You have been preparing for this day for months. There’s no way you can expect anything lesser than perfect performance. But as with every test, here too, the eleventh hour makes a big difference. If you want to turn the… Read More »

While it is the general perception that the verbal section of the GRE is more difficult than the quant section, but with a little bit of strategy and some extra efforts, it will be easy to 160 or more in the quant section and improve your overall GRE score. Use visualization technique If you experience… Read More »

The Academic IELTS Writing test requires you to answer two prompt questions in an hour. IELTS Writing Task 1 requires writing a report based on information found in one or two graphics (for example, graphs or charts). Task 1 is an incredibly predictable exercise. And once you learn the basic pattern of a successful answer… Read More »

Several colleges have decided to let go of the need for SAT/ACT exams for students enrolled in the class of 2021. COVID-19 has led to the cancellation of 3 of the 7 annual SAT exam dates. Now that colleges are saying that students don’t have to submit scores, the question that arises is whether those… Read More »

The PTE essay writing question in the writing section of the exam is a challenge to students because they will have to know about the right way to express their ideas. In this question, you will be given a prompt of around 2-3 lines. Your job is to compose an essay of no less than… Read More »

In June 2012, the GMAC implemented the Integrated Reasoning portion of the GMAT. It was implemented based on discussions with business schools as well as employers on the skills that are required for success in both the classroom and the business environment. The segment is 30 minutes long and consists of 12 questions with 4… Read More »