In January 2022, the College Board announced a major update to the SAT exam - the test is going digital. This means that instead of filling in bubbles on a paper answer sheet, students will take the test on a laptop or tablet at a testing center under the supervision of a test proctor. The new digital SAT test will be shorter, with only two hours allotted for completion and fewer questions than the traditional paper and pencil version. This will allow students more time to spend on each individual question.

One of the first things you should do before you start your GRE preparation is to get completely familiar with the GRE syllabus. This comprehensive guide will address aspects such as question types, sections and scoring mechanism to give you an in-depth understanding of all you need to know before you start your GRE preparation.

Most test takers consider GRE vocabulary the most challenging aspect of their preparation. This is because of two facts. First, GRE tests words in “context” of how the word can be used in a sentence. Second, “normal” people almost never come across, in their everyday lives, the kind of words that GRE tests.

We all know that speed is distance travelled by time taken. The problems of speed usually involves something or someone moving at a constant or average speed, and out of the three quantities (speed/distance/time), we are required to find out the missing one. However information regarding the other two will be provided in the question stem.

Though a GMAT 600 is not by any means a paltry achievement (a 650, for instance, is a 77 percentile), most want the magical 700+ GMAT score to help them stand-out in the application pool.

Why do you always feel that you are not able to keep going when you sit down to prepare for the GMAT ?

GRE is all about being composed through the test, as GRE is a test of the nerve as well. A score of 165 plus in Quantitative section is always attainable if challenges are overcome. Let us look at some obstacles GRE test takers face in the Quantitative Section.