THEME 6: GRE & GMAT EXAME

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THEME 6: GRE & GMAT EXAME

GRE (Graduate Record Examination)

3 types of questions: Reading comprehension Text completion Sentence equivalence.

Test completion question:Applicants must learn to interpret, evaluate and reason.

The structure of a question is 1 to 5 sentences with 3 answer options and a single correct answer.

Sentence equivalent question: In a sentence equivalent question, the question consists of a single sentence, a blank space and 6 answer choices.

Quantitative Reasoning Section

Evaluates basic math skills. Understanding of mathematical concepts. Ability to reason quantitatively. Modeling and solving problems with quantitative methods.

Their questions are posed in environments in real-life settings, while others in mathematical settings.

The following areas and weaknesses are evaluated: Arithmetic topics Algebra topics Geometry topics Data analysis topics.

Vebal Reasoning Section

Understands the meaning of words.

Select important points

Analyzes the conclusion of the speech

Anlytical Writing Section

The first section of the test consists of two 30-minute writing tasks, one task analyzing the topic and the other analyzing an argument.

Liberal arts, science and mathematics.

Measures verbal reasoning Quantitative reasoning Critical thinking Analytical writing

Psychology Mathematics Physics Literature in English Biology Chemistry

Test that identifies the student's perspective and skills.