The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test is taken by individuals applying to graduate schools. The test questions are designed to measure verbal, quantitative and analytical writing skills and are not necessarily related to any particular field of study. The test reflects the opportunities and efforts that have contributed to the development of those abilities. JSR has the distinction of being one of the first classes to be prepared to teach the latest pattern of the GRE to our students. In addition to the regular pattern of teaching, the student will undergo vigorous training in writing the essays. Since his skills in English will be exposed, he will be taught basic English grammar and be taught how and what to compose in an essay.
You will be able to see your scores immediately after the test. Prior to seeing your scores, you have the option of cancelling the results and rescheduling to take the test again at another time. You must wait 30 days before taking this test again. If you take it sooner, the scores will not count. You can appear 5 times in a calendar year for the GRE. A score of 153 + in the verbal section and 159 + in the quantitative section will ensure your admission in a ranked university and will improve your chances of getting financial assistance.
GRE TESTS SCORES ARE VALID FOR FIVE YEARS
Score reports will be mailed to you and to the four institutions or graduate fellowship sponsors that you have designated. To perform well in your exam, you must undergo at least 30 tests on paper and 20 tests on the computer at the JSR premises, making the total to 50 tests.
COURSE CONTENT
Study material for all sections, test papers for different sections and 10 full length Simulated Tests.COURSE DURATION: 18 weeks
The new Score Select SM option lets you decide which test scores to send to the institutions you designate. You can send scores from your most recent test administration or scores for all of the times you have taken a GRE test as part of your four free score reports.
