GRE

The GRE Test is a standardized exam that is used by many U.S. graduate schools in their admissions process. The GRE Test serves a similar function to the SAT and ACT Tests in that both are used by colleges and universities as a factor in admissions. Different institutions place varying degrees of importance on standardized tests, such as the GRE, and use them along with other factors such as GPA, class rank, community service, recommendations and extracurricular activities.

The GRE Test is meant to measure a high school student's readiness for college. The GRE Test focuses on testing abstract thinking skills in the areas of: vocabulary (verbal reasoning), mathematics (quantitative reasoning), and analytical writing. There are also GRE Subject Tests that attempt to gauge a student's knowledge in eight different subject areas.

It would depend on the institution you are applying to and their admissions requirements. Although many schools would not like to admit it. Most colleges and universities that require a GRE, do not put any weight on it. Basically, they look at the entire person and not just a part of them. I would say your chances are very good.

The GRE score needed to get into Princeton university depends on the area of post-graduate study you want to pursue. GRE scores are weighted differently by each department. Generally a verbal score of 700 or above for liberal arts studies, and 750 and above for science related studies would be considered competitive.

Take a test, see how you do.

Most people will need a review of the basic math, because they will not have seen it in 5-8 years. After you take a test, you can see how much you remember, and what you need to work on.

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combined score of 1100

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172.00 at oreilys and 165 at auto zone.

Nobody can predict what is going to come up in an exam, so you had better prepare for everything.

Many students admitted into our program score in the 750-800 range in the Quantitative section and above 500-550 in the Verbal section. Again, this is an average and the admissions committee looks at a student's WHOLE application not just their GRE scores.

Texas Women University do not require GRE.

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If 1330 is the sum of the quantitative and verbal tests, each out of 800, then 1330 is above average but not very high and probably does not indicate suitability for graduate studies. However, many graduate schools will take applicants with low scores anyway even if they are not equipped to do good work yet, or if they are concerned with only a very narrowminded focus reflected in e.g. 1330=790 verb +540 quant.

However a 540 in quantitative suggests the applicant cannot count how many sides a triangle has, and a 540 in verbal would mean that the applicant cannot use words with more than two syllables, or sentences with more than one comma. Graduate school can be very difficult in those cases, and writing academic papers for publication would be impossible.

The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) General Test measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and critical thinking and analytical writing skills.
There are various institutes, books and sites that help in the GRE preparations. I recommend www.examville.com if you are preparing for a test. They have online standardized practice exams, review materials you can download and upload. Also live online classes.

It depends on which program you are applying to specifically; if it is mathematics PhD then perhaps the verbal and analytical writing scores are sufficient but not the quantitative score.

Admission requirements may include many different areas. For example, interview, essay, standardized tests, grade point average (GPA), rigor of secondary school program, coursework, letters of recommendation etc. Program prerequisites typically refers to courses that must be completed before a student can be admitted to a specific program of study (major).

For colleges and universities within the Unites States, you can research institutions offering masters and doctorate programs by clicking on the related links section (Answers.com) indicated directly below this answer section.

They are used by a graduate school admissions office to access your probable success in their graduate program.

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It means that 85% of people are under it

It may be worse then average, but It depends on what kind of vision you have. Like 20/30 in astigmatism is bad, but 20/30 in farsightedness is.

There are 800 such numbers.

Yeah bca student can go for GRE, if you're planning to do your master's in United States. If you are planning to do MBA, for MBA you have to go through GMAT. GMAT is bit tough thn GRE and I'm sorry to inform you that MCA from United States is not that much popular. I mean to say you wont the get the visa easily

From the given information it is not possible. You need to find the score, S, such that the percentage of people scoring S or below is 40%.

(527-500)/100= Z-score. Then, you should look at the table for this given Z score