Getting admission in one of the US universities continues to get more and more difficult as the number of students applying to these universities increase every year. As we all know there are limited numbers of seats and thousands of students who wish to attain them. In a situation like this, what can you do… Read More »

Should I pursue my higher education in India or abroad? Do I start preparing for GRE or for GATE? Which entrance exam is better? Can I prepare for GRE and GATE together? These are some of the most common questions that students come up with after or during their last year of engineering. When it… Read More »

Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is one of the most important entrance exams taken by students to pursue higher education in the United States. A GRE score is often a mandatory requirement for your application to a graduate-level program in US universities. Why is GRE important? If you are aiming to get admission to top universities… Read More »

Since 1954, GMAT has been taken worldwide to facilitate the admission of students in MBA programs. According to an academic research and GMAC that conducts this test, shows that GMAT has great validity in terms of forecasting the performance in MBA courses. Even in the list of Fortune 500 CEOs, the people who have completed… Read More »

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test required to be taken by foreign students who wish to secure admission in universities in the United States. The test is created and administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS) and measures the students’ overall academic ability. GRE General Test is not related to any specific field… Read More »

MBA in USA is typically of two year duration program. The course structure is a combination of real world case studies discussions and internships options. USA Universities offer option for both students with or without work experience. The application for MBA program in USA requires the student to take the pre requisite standardised test, which… Read More »