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GRE HAS: 

<![CDATA[ GRE HAS Are you Ready?? CHANGED]]>

rGRE – WHATS THE LATEST? : 

<![CDATA[ rGRE – WHATS THE LATEST? The pattern of GRE has Changed w.e.f Sept. ’07 Registrations for the old Version are closed in INDIA Only 3 dates in September 2007 – 10th, 15th / 16th, 29th Sept ’07. Target session – Fall 2008 If missed, only options will be – Spring / Fall 2009]]>

THE CHANGE – AN OVER VIEW: 

<![CDATA[ THE CHANGE – AN OVER VIEW]]>

NEW VERBAL – BETTER: 

<![CDATA[ NEW VERBAL – BETTER No antonyms. No Verbal Analogies. Vocabulary-in-context only (simpler) Reduced emphasis on one-word answers (Difficult words) RC questions based on a greater variety of reading passages Shorter RC passages Two 40-minute sections in place of one 30-minute section Inclusion of new question formats in RC ]]>

NEW QUANT – A LITTLE TOUGH: 

<![CDATA[ NEW QUANT – A LITTLE TOUGH Reasoning based More question based on Real Life Situations More than one choices can be correct Data Interpretation is expected to be difficult with more reasoning based inputs 2 sections instead of one. ]]>

NEW - AWA: 

<![CDATA[ NEW - AWA New Name – Critical Thinking & Analytical Writing (CTAW) Reduced time for writing “Perspective on an Issue” More critical thinking inputs and supporting examples required CTAW tasks will be sent to the Universities on request.]]>

rGRE - OVERALL ANALYSIS: 

<![CDATA[ rGRE - OVERALL ANALYSIS A New-Linear GRE replaces Old-Adaptive Old GRE score DOES NOT lose its validity. From Vocabulary Savvy to Reasoning Savvy Quant - Focus on real life problems, data interpretation and quantitative reasoning. AWA has been changed into CTAW The test is lengthier now New Question types introduced]]>

NEW GRE SCORES - HIGHLIGHTS: 

<![CDATA[ NEW GRE SCORES - HIGHLIGHTS Actual specification of score scale in Fall 2007. Score will be in 3 digits. Range - 130 to 170 instead of older 200 to 800. 1-pt. increments compared with 10-pt of the past. No change in the validity of scores. Conversion table to protect the validity of old scores. Percentile score to help interpret scores better.]]>