Hey Tara,
A score above 320 shall increase your chances of getting into an Ivy League college in the U.S. That being said it is also important to have a strong overall profile in order to be able to secure a seat in the top universities abroad.

Hey Prateek,
The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a competitive exam that is mandated by many institutions around the world. It is divided into 3 sections namely, quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning and analytical writing with critical thinking. You are assessed based on these sections with a total score of 340. To know more about the GRE exam read this blog(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-gre/) that explains everything you need to know about the GRE exam. "

Hey! GRE is one of the most crucial stipulations for masters abroad. Typically, GRE must be given at least a year before starting with packages. If you're making plans to apply for Fall 2023, September-October 2022 would be a terrific time to appear for GRE in 2022. If you want detailed information about the GRE exam you can take a look at this blog - GRE exam details | Exam pattern, GRE sample papers, & more!

Commonly coaching for GRE takes at the least a year, which includes locating the proper look at material, making plans out the look at time desk, and different matters. you should definitely be able to crack the GRE exam with the right amount of dedication. For study material, you can refer these sites https://www.manhattanprep.com/gre/ , https://magoosh.com/gre/gre-ebook/, https://www.kaptest.com/gre/free/gre-practice. Happy studying!

"Hey Sana, yes there are some universities that do not ask for your GRE scores as Canadian Universities mostly concentrate on your GPA and IELTS/TOEFL scores. however, please keep in mind that having a good GRE Score will always give you an advantage over all the other students while applying to universities abroad. Some of the Canadian universities which do not require GRE scores for most programs are-
1)Brock University
2)Carleton University
3)Concordia University
4)Kwantlen Polytechnic University
5)Trent University etc."

If you want to apply for the GRE exam then you should start preparing at least 3 months before your test date. If your score is less than what you have expected then you can apply again. You can give the GRE exam once every 21 days, and a total of 5 attempts are allowed in a 12 months period. GRE is conducted to analyze a student's aptitude and skills. GRE is both paper-based and computer-based. But most prefer computer-based. It has 4 sections with multiple questions to answer, some written, some verbal so, its better to prepare as early as possible. If you take your test now, your GRE scores are reportable for five years following your test date. For more information, you can check out this link - https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/everything-you-need-to-know-about-gre/

Actually, most universities in Australia do not ask for a GRE score. GRE as an entrance qualification is usually asked in the US, UK, and Canadian universities. Most Australian universities ask for IELTS/TOEFL/PTE scores while applying for the university. So, if you want to skip the GRE exam it is not a big issue. You can apply by giving IELTS/TOEFL/PTE. Most Australian universities ask for a minimum of 6.5 or 7 bands in the IELTS exam. But I would suggest you should check what exactly the universities require and then prepare accordingly. Hope this answer helps! You can also check out this blog that tells you all about the universities for masters in Australia-

https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-universities-for-ms-in-australia/ https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/top-10-universities-for-mba-in-australia-rank-salaries-fees-more/

Hi Meghana,
It depends on which university you're applying to. Call the two departments and the Office of Admissions to inquire if they will take your score this way.

From what I know, most universities don't ask you to submit GRE scores if you're applying for a literature or a writing course
However, it's always a good idea to give it and have your scores in hand, just in case
It gives you an edge
Still, the main focus will be on your portfolio

2 months is enough, tbh

Use Magoosh to work on your vocabulary
That's kinda important

Better to give it from home, now

GRE online exam equipment requirements-

If you have a desktop or a laptop with Windows installed, you’re good to go. Make sure you use Chrome or Firefox for browsing and install the ETS Test Browser on your system. This is the browser where the test will be taken. Once you’ve set up the ETS Test Browser, add the ProctorU extension to your browser and run a ProctorU System Check. Since you won’t be allowed to use headsets or earphones, make sure you have an internal or external microphone and speakers. An in-built camera or a webcam will also be needed so that you can show a 360-degree view of your room to the proctor. You can also use your phone camera to show your room.

Make sure you have an 8’’ x 10’’ whiteboard or a paper with a transparent sheet protector, and an erasable marker
After the GRE test is over, you will be asked to erase all your notes in front of the proctor

Here are a few-
University of Memphis
University of North Texas
University of Arizona
Brandeis University, and more

Yes, you'll have to take 2 tests-

GRE for grad program/SAT for bachelors TOEFL/IELTS

Here, you go-

Bowling Green State University Pratt Institute California State University, Long Beach Middle Tennessee State University Clayton State University Drew University Florida State University University of Southern Mississippi University of Houston Stevens University Rutgers, New Jersey, and so many more

Here are a few suggestions-

Magoosh app is a great place to start You can also try reading Word Power by Norman Lewis

These 2 should be enough for the exam, actually!

Both are very different in terms of what they are looking for, in an answer
ETS has this huge pool of essay topics you can practice from
Hope this helps...

But if you have spoken to the university you want to apply to
And they are okay with GRE scores
You can take the GRE