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If you dream to attend an Ivy league college like Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Dartmouth etc, you should know what these Ivy league college exactly offer. More often than not students are enamored by the brand value of ivy league colleges without knowing exactly whether the ivy league college offers what they need to progress their career

• Great alumni network – You can find alumni from Ivy league colleges working as decision makers in a large number of organizations. This Read the rest of this entry »

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Gradually top business schools in USA have started accepting GRE scores in place of GMAT for admission to their MBA programs. It is expected that gradually more and more business schools will start accepting GRE for admission to their MBA programs.

Top business schools accepting GRE scores in place of GMAT

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Strategy for GRE Verbal Section

1. Learn the Barron’s High Frequency Words and Kaplan’s Top GRE word lists. You will find most of the words coming in GRE test from these two lists
2. In GRE sentence completion try to guess the answer before you look at the options, this will help you to find the right answer easily
3. In GRE sentence completion try to fit all answers in the blank and choose the one which fits the best
4. Be careful of words like ‘non’, ‘un’. Use transition words like ‘similarly’, ‘likewise’ to choose the right answer
5. In GRE sentence completion, for question with two blanks, if one word of an answer does not make sense ignore that option
6. For GRE analogies questions learn common analogies. Also beware of obvious answers, they are mostly not the right answer
7. For GRE antonyms be careful about the alternate meaning of the word. GRE loves to give you questions where alternate meaning is used. For e.g., ‘indict’ can mean either ‘to write down’ or ‘accused’. So learn the alternate meaning of words.( http://www.hereinstead.com/sys-tmpl/balternatemeaningwinners/)
8. For antonyms try to guess the opposite of the word in capitals before you look at answer options Read the rest of this entry »