GRE

GRE (Graduate Record Examinations)

GRE is an international exam required for admission to master's and doctoral programs in the United States and other countries. The exam assesses candidates' skills in analytical writing, mathematics, and verbal reasoning.

Course Details:

Course Objective:

Prepare for successful GRE performance.

Develop skills in mathematics and analytical writing.

Enhance critical thinking and data interpretation skills.

Familiarize with the test format and problem-solving strategies.

Build confidence and improve time management during the test.

What You'll Learn:

Verbal Reasoning:

Reading, analyzing, and interpreting texts.

Working with academic-level texts.

Expanding vocabulary for GRE (including complex words and meanings).

Practicing Sentence Equivalence and Text Completion questions.

Quantitative Reasoning:

Basics of mathematics, including algebra, geometry, arithmetic, and data analysis.

Problem-solving skills in numbers, proportions, probabilities, and statistics.

Preparation for Data Interpretation and Quantitative Comparison tasks.

Utilizing formulas and simplified problem-solving methods.

Analytical Writing:

Writing analytical essays.

Developing skills in argumentation and logical presentation of ideas.

Structuring essays and analyzing complex concepts.

Practicing analysis and critique of arguments.

Teaching Methods:

Training with real GRE test tasks.

Using test simulations for test familiarity.

Individual and group sessions to address challenging topics.

Continuous progress monitoring with teacher feedback.

Tips and Strategies:

Effective time management during each test section.

Solving complex problems with minimal calculations.

Techniques for managing anxiety and stress.

Practical Preparation:

Regular tests and error analysis.

Creating a personalized study plan tailored to the student’s strengths and weaknesses.

In-depth study of all GRE question types