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Girish Gupta
Beginner-Level 3
Yes, there is some hope. Some of my friends are there with lots of backlog and year drops and they have GRE score nearing 300. It depends on your SOP, LOR and GRE marks.
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Uma Murthy
Contributor-Level 6
Hi,
The basic principles you should keep in mind before preparing for GMAT/GRE are:
1. You must create a realistic schedule of daily study. You should at least study for 20-30 minutes every day.
2. Use only official study material and only refer official books published for any of these exams.
3. Learn and practice the problems first only then go to the practice tests, don't directly jump to practice tests.
4. Find someone who is also preparing or have appeared for the same exam as you can take necessary tips from him and review the questions you get wrong.
5. Focus more on vocabulary than passages.
Consistency and a well-planned preparation
The basic principles you should keep in mind before preparing for GMAT/GRE are:
1. You must create a realistic schedule of daily study. You should at least study for 20-30 minutes every day.
2. Use only official study material and only refer official books published for any of these exams.
3. Learn and practice the problems first only then go to the practice tests, don't directly jump to practice tests.
4. Find someone who is also preparing or have appeared for the same exam as you can take necessary tips from him and review the questions you get wrong.
5. Focus more on vocabulary than passages.
Consistency and a well-planned preparation
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
If you clear with at least grade A or more than 75% aggregate, then you are eligible. Otherwise, it is not possible.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Any good university prefers candidates with score of 300 and above. You can check different university websites for specific information. VLSI is a specialization in EE normally, some known universities for this area are:
1. University of Southern California.
2. Carnegie Mellon.
3. Boston University.
4. Illinois Institute of Technology.
1. University of Southern California.
2. Carnegie Mellon.
3. Boston University.
4. Illinois Institute of Technology.
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8 years ago
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Bhargav C
Guide-Level 11
Hello Prakash,
For Australian Universities you need not write GRE and only IELTS/TOEFL/PTE would be enough to get an admission. However, the profile evaluation will be done based on your entire profile.
When it comes to US Universities, you need to write GRE as well as TOEFL/IELTS.
All the best!
For Australian Universities you need not write GRE and only IELTS/TOEFL/PTE would be enough to get an admission. However, the profile evaluation will be done based on your entire profile.
When it comes to US Universities, you need to write GRE as well as TOEFL/IELTS.
All the best!
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8 years ago
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Trishula DasA free soul
Contributor-Level 10
If you have all the materials with you, then GRE and IELTS. It should not take more than 2 and half months to prepare. But, you must be regular with your preparation. If you can deliver 3 to 4 hours daily, then you can make it.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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8 years ago
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
GRE is not mandatory. IELTS must be taken by all international applicants, even if you have German language knowledge.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Sneha,
You can prepare for GRE along with your studies or even after. The GRE is not taken to apply for jobs, it is taken to pursue Master's degree programs in US.
You can prepare for GRE along with your studies or even after. The GRE is not taken to apply for jobs, it is taken to pursue Master's degree programs in US.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
Yes, the admissions will depend on your improvement, GRE scores and overall profile.
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