You can start preparing for GRE from any time that you are comfortable as GRE scores are valid for five years from the year that you have given the examination. Hence the earlier you start preparing the more are your chances of your scoring better. Also participate in co-curriculars as they will also improve your chances. Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good!

people generally start preparing when they are currently in 3rd year degree or UG course

they generally take up all online courses and mock tests to become confident

and study every chapter of syllabus!

The list of universities to apply for an MS in Canada:

University of Toronto

University of British Columbia

McGill University

University of Alberta

McMaster University

Thankyou, Hope this helps for more such queries ping us below

Good Luck for everything ahead :)

These are a few colleges that accept GRE scores in India 

• TAPMI 
• Tata Institute of Social Science 
• MISB Bocconi 
• University of Delhi 
• ISB Hyderabad 
• IIM Ahmedabad (for FPM program) 
• IIM Bangalore (for FPM program) 
• University of Bombay 
• Universal Business School 
• Lovely Professional University 
• Amrita School of Business 

Hello Ankush ,

Here I'm providing a link go through the link and you will get all the information regarding GRE 2019:-

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gre-registration

Hope it helps.

All the best!!

Hey.

The syllabus for GRE includes the subjects biology, Chemistry, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology. The test pattern for each is different.

The test pattern includes the following sections- Analytical Writing, Verbal reasoning  ,Quantitative Reasoning.

You can use the link below for any other details regarding the same.

https://studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gre/amp

Best of luck

Hi Kunal, there are a number of courses which you can pursue after completing B.Tech in Product Engineering. If you want to pursue Master of Engineering or Master of Technology you can sit for Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering(GATE). Most institutions accept the GATE score which can help you to get in a good college based on the course which you want to pursue. Below is a list of all the courses which you can pursue:-

• Master of ENgineering Advanced Production System
• Master of Engineering in Product Engineering
• Master of Technology in Product Technology and Management
• Master of Technology in Product Design and Manufacturing
• Master of Production and Industrial Engineering
• Master of Technology in Production Engineering and System Technology
• Master of Technology in Production Engineering
• Master of Technology in Production Management
• Master of Technology in Production in Productivity Management
• Master of Business Administration in Production and Materials Management
• Master of Business Administration in Production Management
• Master of Science in Production Engineering
• Post Graduate Diploma in Production Management
• Post Graduate Diploma in Radio Programme Production

Hope this helps you,

All the best.

Hello aspirant, 

The college has really improved a lot. The facility is very good. Placements are more or less good. The best branches are ece and cse. Library has many books and a good place to read. Overall the study environment is good so you can prepare for gate

Hello Sonia,

GRE(Graduate Record Examinations) is an exam which is held worldwide on majorly 2 basic formats. 

 General Test: It is the standard exam which tests students on their level of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical skills. Now to brief up on the given topics on how a student is assesed:

            Verbal Reasoning: It analyses relationships among parts of sentences and the relation of words in a given comprehension.

         Three types of questions comes under it:

                        1. Reading Comprehensions

                       2. Text Completion

                       3. Sentence Equivalence

        The Topics that will be helpful in covering the GRE syllabus are:

                      1. Basic Sentence structures

                      2. Tenses, Idioms and idomatic expressions.

                      3. Pronoun Agreement and Subject-Verb Agreement

                      4. Modifiers and Parallelisms

Quantitative Reasoning: This section aims at masuring the understanding and management of quantitative skills of the applicant. List of topics involve:

                      1. Probability

                      2. Statistics

                      3. Algebra

                      4. Geometry

                      5. Pipes and Cisterns 

                      6. Order of Operations

And Last but not the least is The Analytical Writing Section

    In this part the applicant is given a topic or a so called issue and he/she has to write an        analysis of the topic for which 30 minutes are given. And then another analysis is done of      an argument which will also be timed and will be of 30 minutes. 

GRE Syllabus for the Subject test:

The Subject Test of GRE is used to measure the knowledge of the student in a particular subject which can be, :

         1. Biology

         2. Chemistry

         3. Literature

         4. Mathematics

         5. Physics

         6. Psychology

The applicant is supposed to have a mojor in one of these 6 subjects and the score achieved from this test is directly considered by the colleges that you are applying for. Along with this, your undergraduate records, recommendation letters, intenrships and projects are also considered and play a major role. The test can be taken worldwide 3 times a year i.e. The Months of April, September, and October.

Now, as you can see, their is a considerable difference between these two papers. So I hope your doubt about the exam is cleared.

If you further have any doubts then please feel free to ask on the portal

Thank You