Work in Singapore
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Singapore is one of the best destination for Filipinos seeking greener pastures. Top reason for working here is the higher salary compared in our country. It is located 3 hours away from the Philippines and air fare is ranging only from Php 2000 to Php 5000. Climate here is same as in our country so you don’t need to adjust.
How much can you earn here? If you are a degree holder of any course, you are entitled to earn a monthly income of SG$1800(exchange rate of SG$1=Php33) minimum. Salary has no limit and you can earn up to several thousands depending on your expertise and position. They have the branch of government called ‘Ministry of Manpower’ who sees to it that you are well compensated otherwise, they will not allow you to be employed. Salary also can vary depending on the company that will hire you and the degree that you have. Mostly IT personnel have the advantage of having the highest salary in all the fields. With this salary, for sure you can go back home every month.
How to go to Singapore? As mentioned earlier, air fare is ranging only from Php 2000 to Php 5000. Since Singapore is an ASEAN member country, you don’t need a visa. Passport and a plane ticket are that two things that you must have. There are 2 options that I will discuss on how to go to Singapore fast. First is by using a tourist pass. Once you are here, the immigration personnel will grant you 14 to 30 days pass to stay. In most cases, they will grant you 30 days. After that, you can ask for an extension for another 30 days for a total of almost 2 months. You can use that to look and apply for a job. Another option is by applying for a long term social visit pas or the EPEC. If you have this pass, you are allowed to stay in Singapore for a year to look and apply for a job. Applying for EPEC is online and free. However, there are only few accredited schools in the Philippines. Try this link to apply for an EPEC online CLICK HERE or visit the MOM website www.mom.gov.sg.
How to apply jobs? Here in Singapore, jobs are posted 95% online. There are various web sites that you can check for available jobs. CLICK HERE to view available jobs. You may try visiting those sites and check if you're in demand here. All you need is a resume with attached photo. Although application is done online, you need to be here before you start emailing them or it will be wasted. They will entertain applicant who are in Singapore only.
How to work in Singapore? Unlike other countries, you are not binded by contract once you are working. You will receive same privileges and benefits as the local personnel. Probationary period is ranging from 3 months up to 6 months before you become a regular employee. There are different work passes that you can have depending on the salary. S Pass is given for workers with salary of SG$1800 up to SG$2499 while E Pass is given for workers with salary of SG$2500 upward.
Do you have a future in Singapore? After working for 6 months, you can apply for a Permanent Residence pass. Once approved, you can now bring your immediate family and stay in Singapore. Having this pass also entitles you to buy and own a house at a very affordable price. Singapore Citizenship can be attained if you stay for straight 2 years as Permanent Resident.
Where to stay? How much is the cost of living? Etc…. I know you still have lots of questions. If you’re interested, proceed to part 2.
How to Work in Singapore Part 2
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State Bank Of India (SBI) invites online applications for recruitment of 11000 Clerks via Advertisement No. CRPD/CR/2009-10/04.
Official Website:
Online Application Starts:
August 01, 2009
Online Application Ends:
September 15, 2009
Date of Written Examination:
November 08 and 15, 2009
Number of Posts:
11000 (Gen: 5612, SC: 1750, ST: 1082, OBC: 2556)
Pay Scale:
Rs.4410-13210
Educational Qualification:
A. Minimum 12th Standard (10+2) or equivalent qualification thereof with a minimum of 60% marks (55% for SC/ST/PWD/XS)
OR
A degree from a recognised university (graduation level) with a minimum of 40% marks (35% for SC/ST/PWD/XS).
B. Matriculate Ex-Servicemen, who have obtained the Indian Army Special Certificate of Education or corresponding certificate in the Navy or the Air Force, who have put in not less than 15 years of service in Armed Forces of the Union are also eligible for the post.
C. Should be able to write and speak English fluently. must be fluent in speaking and writing the Regional Language of the state from which they are selected. Knowledge of other Indian language will be an added qualification.
Age Limit (as on October 01, 2009):
18-28 years [relaxation as per rules]
Selection Procedure:
Final selection will be made on the basis of performance in the written test and interview taken together.
Syllabus for Written Test:
The written test will be of Objective type consisting of
(i) General Awareness
(ii) General English
(iii) Quantitative Aptitude
(iv) Reasoning Ability and
(v) Marketing Aptitude & Computer knowledge.
Negative Marking”
There will be negative marks for the wrong answers in the Objective tests. 1/4th marks
will be deducted for each wrong answer. Candidates are also required to score a minimum 40% (35% for SC/ST/PWD/XS) marks on aggregate and a clear all test individually too.
Application Fee:
SC/ST/PWD/XS: Rs. 50
Others: Rs. 250
Fee to be deposited in any branch of SBI by a prescribed deposit slip and get receipt. Details of the payment should be entered in online application form.
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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) invites applications for the posts of Dy. General Managers (DGM) in Telecom Management Services (TMS) and DGMs in Telecom Accounts & Finance Services (TAFS) as detailed below:
Last Date:
August 10, 2009
Vacancies:
Dy. General Manager (DGM):
No. of Posts:
210 (Telecom Management Services -150, Telecom Accounts & Finance Services - 60)
Pay Scale:
Rs. 32900-58000
Age Limit:
45 years
Educational Qualification:
TMS:
1st class (60% marks or more) BE/ B. Tech. or equivalent Engineering Degree from recognized institution in Electrical, Electronics and Communications/ IT/ Computer/ Computer Sciences (5% relaxation in minimum qualifying marks for SC/ST candidates)
TAFS:
CA/ICWA/CS
Selection Procedure:
(a) Assessment process (Written Exam): 75 %
(b) Personal Interview: 25%
Syllabus for BSNL DGM Exam:
There will be one paper with 150 multiple choice objective type question of three hours duration as per the syllabus mentioned below:
Part-I: Management Aptitude [75 questions] containing the subjects of General Management, Management Information Systems, Managerial Economics, Marketing, Accounting & Finance, Human Resources Management, Organisation Behaviour, Strategic Management, Operations Management, Telecom Knowledge, and Current events of national & international importance
Part-II: Cognitive ability [75 questions] containing the subjects of Quantitative ability & Data sufficiency, Reasoning [e.g. Analytical, logical, critical reasoning] and Verbal ability, reading & analysis.
Application Fee:
Rs. 1500 in the form of demand draft/ Pay Order drawn in favour of A.O. (Cash) O/o CGM, NTR, New Delhi payable at Delhi (No fee payable by SC/ST/PH)
How to Apply:
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The DGM (Admn),
O/o the CGM (Mtce.),
BSNL, Northern Telecom Region,
Kidwai Bhawan, Room No.255,
IInd floor, Janpath,
New Delhi-110001
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FILM UPDATES
| Kaminey at ‘Love Aaj Kal’ Friday, August 07, 2009 According to sources, the two were found recently at a screening of ‘Love Aaj Kal’ and thoroughly enjoying; but not sure whether it was the movie or each other’s company. Kat now as the ‘Rajneeti’ gal Friday, August 07, 2009 Katrina Kaif tasted immense fame after her movie ‘New York’ touched the success skies. Now since her career status has got the boost, the foreign chori is careful in picking the movies offers. Mugdha is going to scare! Friday, August 07, 2009 After receiving rave reviews for her acting skills in ‘Fashion’, Mugdha Godse is definitely set to explore her talent!!! My name is unimportant – SRK Friday, August 07, 2009 Bollywood’s big banners – Dharma Productions and Red Chillies – announced their collaboration with Fox Star Movies in an official press conference yesterday. The international production company has brought the worldwide rights of Karan Johar’s movie ‘My Name is Khan’. Rahmans son to sing in Tamil Friday, August 07, 2009 A week after reports claimed that music composer AR Rahmans son Alim would sing in a Hollywood film, the Oscar-award winner today said his son would render voice for Tamil movies too... Why Kamal stepped out? Friday, August 07, 2009 With effortless emotions and high production value Director Bharat Bala introduced a fresh outlook on filmmaking. In fact AR Rahman’s master piece Vande Matharam has been cherished as a visual treat because of this Indian born American director’s inspirational picturization. We notice that stories with the sketch of crossing two or more cultures are been special interest for him right form his mai Rahman join hands with Middlesex University Friday, August 07, 2009 Oscar-award winning music composer AR Rahman on Thursday revealed plans for a first-ever collaboration in music instruction between his K M Music Conservatory and UK-based Middlesex University... Rekha pens her life story Thursday, August 06, 2009 Now, you can know more about the enigma lady, Rekha. According to sources, the ever-young actress is planning to bring out a book that deals with her life story. Shruthi Haasan to host award function Thursday, August 06, 2009 The Gollapudi Srinivas National award will be presented on 12 August at a function in Chennai to filmmaker Paresh Mokashi for his movie Harish Chandrachi Factory (Marathi) by veteran actress Rekha and Oscar award winner Resul Pookutty. ‘My Name is Khan’ ties with Fox Thursday, August 06, 2009 The prestigious international banner Fox is said to have tied up with Karan Johar’s much-waited movie, ‘My Name is Khan’. Starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, the movie is going to be second venture by Fox after ‘Slumdog Millionaire’. |
CINE NEWS
7 August 2009
Mallanna on 21 August
Vikram’s latest bilingual Mallanna (Kandaswamy in Tamil) is going to release on 21 August. This big budgeted movie shot in various continents is said to be an eye field with exotic visuals. Shriya is paired up with Vikram. Susi Ganesan directs this highest budgeted flick. Vikram donned several get-ups including that of a woman. Mallanna deals with corruption, black money and social equity.
Sukumar to direct Happy Days pair
Sukumar who is currently doing the sequel of Arya is planning to direct his next movie with the Happy Days pair of Varun Sandesh and Tamanna. Allu Arvind who secured the dates of Tamanna right after Happy Days movie will produce it on Geeta Arts banners. More details later.
Bindu Madhavi’s Shoot
The title under consideration for Bindu Madhavi’s latest movie is Shoot. She plays the role of NRI who returns to AP. Ravi Babu plays a vital role in this film. Rajendra Prasad directs this movie and Nagender is the producer. Bindu Madhavi is also doing another film titled ‘Bumper Offer’ which is being produced by Puri Jagan with his brother Sairam Shankar as hero.
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Cine News
6 August 2009
Kurradu title confirmed
Kurradu is the confirmed title for Varun Sandesh’s latest movie which is a remake of Tamil blockbuster Polladavan. Cinematographer turned director Sandeep Gunnam (son of Gangaraju Gunnam) makes his debut as director. Neha Sharma (Chiruta fame) is doing female lead. Gemini Kiran produces this movie.
Dasari’s Young India
Veteran director Dasari is going to direct his 149th directorial venture soon. This film is titled as Young India. Dasari is planning to cast three new guys and three new girls for this movie. Dasari will also produce this movie. More details later.
1 August 2009
Komaram Puli on 19 December
Pawan Kalyan’s latest movie Komaram Puli in the direction of SJ Surya (Kushi fame) will be releasing on 19 December 2009. Nikisha Patel is making her debut as heroine in this movie. Pawan Kalyan plays the role of a cop. Singanamala Ramesh produces this movie. The shooting of the movie is currently going on in Hyderabad. Oscar winner AR Rehman composes music.
Naga Chaitanya’s next with Gowtam Menon
Naga Chaitanya’s debut film Josh is all set to release in August month. Naga Chaitanya’s second movie which is supposed to be produced by D Siva Prasad Reddy and directed by Seenu Vytla is pushed back. Manjula (Mahesh Babu’s sister) who is expected to produce a movie in Mahesh Babu and Gowtam Menon combination film is going to produce a movie with Naga Chaitanya as hero in Gowtam Menon direction. This film will be launched in August month.
Nara Rohith’s Banam on 16 September
Seshu Priyanka Chalasani (daughter of C Aswini Dutt) has started a production house called ‘Three Angels Studios’ and producing a film titled Banam by introducing Nara Rohith (son of Nara Rammurthy Naidu who is the brother of Chandra Babu Naidu). This film was shot extensively in Vijayanagaram, Vizag, Araku, Ooty and Pollachi. Chaitanya Dantuluri is making his debut as a director. Vedika plays female lead. Mani Sharma composes music. Nagaraju Gandham pens dialogues. Banam is expected to release on 16 September.
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Some useful books for iit aspiirants
Maths:
Calculus by Thomas & Finney
--do -- Piskunov
Higher Algebra by Barnard & Child
---do --- Hall & Knight.
Trigonometry S L Loney
Coordinate Geometry --do--
Vector Algebra Shanti Narayan
Vector Calculus Lalji Prasad
TMH Mathematics IIT Guide
M L Khanna IIT Math guide
Intro. to Probability & its Applications by Willliam Feller
Problems in Mathematical Analysis by Berman
Problems in Calculus of one Variable by IA Maron
Differential Calculus by Edwards
Integral Calculus ---do--
Physics:
Physics I & II by Halliday & Resnick
Physics I & II by Halliday , Resnick & Walker
University Physics by Sears, Young & Zemansky
Optics -Sears
Optics - Jenkins & White
Introduction to Electrodynamics by Griffiths
Problems in General Physics by I E Irodov
Problems in Physics by Abhay Kumar Singh
Schaum's 3000 Solved Problems in Physics
NCERT Physics
Engg. Mechanics by Timoshenko & Young
Mechanics by Irving Shames
Krishna's Guide for IIT Physics
Physics by Pinsky
Electrical Technology by Hughes
IIT Physics Guide - Gupta & Gupta
Fundamental Laws of Mechanics - Irodov
Basic Laws of Electromagnetism - Irodov
Problems in Physics - L A Sena
Feynman Lectures in Physics - Parts I & II (by Richard P.Feynman)
Chemistry:
Physical Chemistry by P W Atkins
Inorganic Chemistry by J D LEE
-do------ P L Soni
----do ---- Satyaprakash, Madan, Bahl & Tuli
Organic Chemistry Morrison & Boyd
----do----- Jerry March
------do----- Solomons
Study Guide to Organic Chem by Morrison & Boyd
---do------------------- Solomons
Physical Chemistry by Castellan
Organic Chemistry by Bahl & Bahl
Schaum's 3000 Solved Problems in Chemistry
Intro. to Chemical Calculations by R C Mukherjee
Numerical Chemistry by Sarin & Sarin
-----do----- Gurtu & Kapoor
IIT Chemistry Guide by O P Agarwal
Krishna's IIT
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday , Resnick & Walker
* Hardcover: 1328 pages
* Publisher: Wiley; 7 Sub edition (June 16, 2004)
* Language: english
* ISBN-10: 0471232319
* ISBN-13: 978-0471232315
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ABOUT GMAT
GMATGraduate Management Aptitude Test
About the Exam
The GMAT is a Computer Adaptive Test administered online by Educational Testing Services (ETS) through Sylvan testing centers located in all the major cities in India. Those who wish to enroll for courses in Business Management in American universities have to take the GMAT test and submit their scores to the department.
Eligibility
All Indian citizens with a valid passport are eligible to take the GMAT. Test takers can take the test only once every calendar month. The test scores are valid for a period of 5 years.
Test Details
GMAT is administered at all Sylvan Prometric Centers across the world everyday for the first three weeks of every month. For a test appointment you have to contact Sylvan in that particular country and apply to ETS using a GMAT form available in the bulletin.
Exam Structure
The exam consists of 3 sections:
Quantitative Section: consisting of 37 Questions to be answered in 75 minutes.
Verbal Section: consisting of 37 Questions to be answered in 75 minutes.
Essay Response Sections on various topics: 2 sections of 30 minutes each.
For every wrong response ¼ of the mark is deducted.
Application Details
Application bulletin can be obtained by writing to Institute of Psychological and Educational Measurement, Allahabad or can be directly downloaded fromwww.gmat.org. The fees payable for GMAT varies from country to country and must be paid in US$. The actual rates can be verified from the Bulletin.
The GMAT general test includes three major areas of testing: Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability (Mathematics), and Analytical Writing Ability.
GMAT Verbal Ability
The GMAT verbal section contains three types of questions: Sentence Correction, Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning. Your success in this section will depend on your ability to read and fully comprehend written material, reason and evaluate arguments and your familiarity with the stylistic conventions and grammatical rules of written English. Questions vary in difficulty from easy to real tough ones. Typically, the verbal section contains 41 multiple-choice questions. You are allowed a maximum of 75 minutes to complete this section.
Click here to try out an Online GMAT Verbal Ability Test
GMAT Quantitative Ability (Mathematics)
The GMAT quantitative section is often referred to as the Mathematics section. It tests your basic understanding of arithmetic, algebra and geometry. Knowledge of more advanced mathematics is not required in this section of the GMAT. Most of the questions in the Quantitative Ability section are of high school level and are intended to just show how well you understand elementary mathematics. You are allowed a maximum of 75 minutes to complete this section. Typically, the GMAT quantitative section contains 37 multiple-choice questions from the following types :
The Data Sufficiency section : Questions in the Data sufficiency section consist of a Math problem followed by two statements, which might lead you to the answer of the problem. You need to choose which of the statements (if any) is sufficient to solve the problem. Along with your math knowledge, this section will require a sense of logic.
The Problem Solving section involves traditional computational skills, and includes arithmetic, algebra, and geometry concepts you have learned in school. You will need to know the necessary facts and formulae for this section.
You can expect 17 - 18 questions of each type in this section. Questions of both types appear in random order one after the other.
Click here to try out an Online GMAT Quantitative Ability Test
GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment
It tests writing ability through 2 writing assignments - Analysis of an Issue and Analysis of an argument. Watch this space for forthcoming material on preparing for these essays! You are allowed 30 minutes to complete each essay.
The following table should be useful for remembering the GMAT test structure:
Section Number of Questions Time (minutes)
Verbal 41 75
Quantitative 37 75
Analytical Writing 2 essays (30 minutes allotted for each one)
All multiple-choice questions in the GMAT have five options following a problem statement. Out of these, only one option is the correct answer.
For additional information regarding GMAT and GMAT Test Structure visit the official GMAT website.
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COLLEGES BASED ON GRE SCORE
For MS in USA Institutes you need good score in Engineering, Good GRE Score & Good TOEFL Score , Letter of Recommendation in sealed envelope with stamp of the signatory authority (professor or institute) from renowned professors (around 2 to 3 professors are required) & a very good Statement of Purpose. Class 10 & Class 12 standard results are also important.
Here are the following Institues in USA where to apply according to GRE Score (specially for those who opt for Computer Science, Electrical, Information Technology etc). All these institutes more or less rank in this order in overall performance for almost all subjects. Still you refer to the websites of these Institutes for detailed information
GRE Score:Above 1400
1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)
3. Purdue University
Score: 1300-1400
1. University of Florida, Gainesville
2. University of Minnesota
3. University of Michigan
4. University of California, Santa Barbara
5. Boston University (Private--high Scholarships)
6. University of Texas, Austin
Score: Above 1250
1. University of California, Irvine
2. University of California, Riverside
3. Iowa State University
4. Virginia Tech.
Score: 1200-1250
1. New Jersey Institute of Tech.
2. Arizona State University
3. University of Arizona
4. Pennsylvania State University
5. Ohio State University
6. Oregon State University
7. Texas A & M University
8. University of Alabama
9. University of Connecticut
10. Cincinnati State University
Score: 1150-1200
1. NJIT
2. SUNY, Buffalo
3. University of Pittsburgh
4. Colorado State University
5. Mississippi State University
6. North Carolina State University
7. Indiana University, Bloomington
Score: 1100-1150
1. NJIT(chances less)
2. Indiana University, Bloomington
3. SUNY, Buffalo
4. New Mexico State University
5. California State University, Chico
6. Washington State University
Score: Below 1100
1. University of North Dakota
ABOUT GRE AND MS -- EVERY ONE MUST KNOW
ALL INFORMATION ABOUT MS ( RELATING TOPICS AND TERMS)
What is an I-20?
I-20 is a document issued by the university to the students who have been granted admission. A Form I-20 is a government form that tells the U.S. government that you are eligible for F-1 Student Status.
It certifies that
(1) you are or expect to be a "bona fide" student;
(2) you meet our admissions requirements;
(3) you will pursue a full course of study;
(4) you proved to us that you have enough money to study and live in the U.S. without working illegally or suffering from poverty.
It is a strictly confidential document and in most cases it is issued only to the student directly i.e., it will not be handed over to any relative or friend of yours in the US. Only after receiving this I-20 you are eligible to appear for VISA in students category (F-1 Visa). You need a Form I-20 to obtain an F-1 student visa or status, or to keep lawful F-l status when transferring or changing schools within the U.S.
Does Everyone Need An I-20?
NO, some international students do not need I-20's. J-l students need a Form DS-2019 and should ask us for that application. F-2 dependents that want to study full time, must obtain an 1-20 and apply for a change of status to F-l student. If you are maintaining another nonimmigrant status in the U.S., you do not have to have an 1-20 and may attend school full- or part-time. Dependent children in E, H, I, J, L, M, N, 0, P, R, or S status need to change status after their 21st birthday or if they marry. If you have no legal status, you may attend school but you are not eligible to change status and do not need an 1-20.
Note : Students who visit US on exchange programs (usually for a very short period) to study shall get an IAP-66 instead of an I-20 and can appear for VISA under J-1 category.
[GRE] Types of financial Aid and Scholarships *A must read*
Sources from USA
University Funding/Scholarships
Tuition Waiver
Some Universities Tuition waiver after first semester (if performance in 1st sem. is good). This means that the student does not have to pay the tuition fees at the university. However, general fees (for the use of university facilities like the library, computers, and sports and health services) usually have to be borne by the student. It is also possible that some other department may offer scholarship.
Scholarship / Fellowship
This is usually an outright grant based on the student’s academic ability and performance. Hence, Only a truly outstanding student may be considered for this type of award, before enrolling at the university. A full scholarship would pay for a student’s entire living expenses at that university, whereas a partial scholarship would require additional funds from the student.
Assistantship
> Graduate assistantship (GA): You will work in the departmental laboratory, usually on software development, maintenance, and
support.
> Teaching assistantship (TA): You may conduct a recitation section of an undergraduate or graduate course and/or may otherwise assist a faculty member in teaching or grading. You may occasionally teach an undergraduate course yourself. You may also be required to take TSE (Test of Spoken English) to qualify for a
teaching assistantship.
> Research assistantship (RA): Typically, you will work with a faculty member or group on a (usually externally funded) research project.
Note:
>> Most students start out as TAs or GAs (unless approached prior to arrival by a faculty member who wants you as an RA). Later, when you choose a
major professor, that faculty member might have funding to support you as an RA. All assistantships require an average of 16-20 hours of work per week .
>> If you have never taught before, or if you are a foreign student not familiar with American undergraduate education, or even if you are an experienced teacher, you should find the following book useful.
Case, Bettye Anne (1989), Keys to Improved Instruction by Teaching Assistants and Part-Time Instructors: Responses to the Challenge, MAA Notes No. 11 (Washington, DC: Mathematical Association of America).
Loans from U.S. Banks
If you are an international student enrolled at the US college you can obtain US study abroad loan for Undergraduate Courses or International Study Abroad Loan for Graduate Courses, to finance your studies. All a student needs is to apply, fill a form, and arrange a cosigner . A cosigner or a guarantor is a must for student loan from abroad .Financing is available to cover tuition domestically but also tuition travel and expenses while studying in the US .
The scheme for the Graduate Loans in US does not require FAFSA, Financial aid qualification and the loan limit. It requires the co signer ,who can be the parent, Guardian ,Relative of the person who knows the person who wants the loan.
Aid from Other Sources
Financial Aid for International Students (http://www.finaid.org)
NAFSA Association of International Educators (http://www.nafsa.org)
On Campus job
The hourly pay for on Campus jobs Pay from $5.15 to $15 per hour. Foreign Students can work for 20 hrs per week and 40 hrs per week during summer. Students may be allowed to work out of campus (Internship) after nine months of their arrival at USA. Most of (nearly) all expenses can be met while working on campus Jobs.
Sources from your own country
Bank Loans
Bank Of Baroda, State Bank of India, Punjab National Bank provide study loan for education in India and abroad.
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System of Education in the USA
The first level of higher education in the United States is called "UNDERGRADUATE", and it leads to a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS) degree.
Most undergraduate programs require four years of study, and usually a completed secondary school education is sufficient to enroll as an undergraduate student. First-, second-and third-year students of foreign institutions of higher education can transfer into U.S. undergraduate degree programs.
GRADUATE degrees include the Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MS) or Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD). Students who have already received their first higher education diploma, either a BA or BS in the United States or the equivalent, are eligible to apply to graduate programs. The MA and MS degrees are usually awarded after two years of study. The Ph.D. is the highest academic degree in the U.S. This degree follows an MA or MS and typically requires at least three years of study and a lengthy dissertation.
Courses - Admissions
The Master of Sciences and Master of Engineering programs in U.S universities are second to none in the range of specialties, quality and popularity.
Master of Science (MS) degrees are normally divided into research-oriented and non-research oriented programmes. If a student wishes to pursue full fledged research at the Ph.D level, he may choose the research-oriented option. Otherwise, if the student likes to stop his studies after Masters and look for employment or other avenues, he may take up the non-research oriented degrees. Almost all good universities offer both these orientations.
Master of Engineering (ME) degrees are for those who are professionally employed in respective fields. This degree will enable them to obtain additional qualifications at the Masters level in order to improve his/her knowledge or for employment/business growth. ME degrees are not as popular as the MS degrees, but are mostly terminal degrees. The completion of ME programme will not enable the candidate to register for further programmes.
Admissions into MS or ME programs are based on academic background, test scores, recommendations, financial capacity and the Statement of Purpose (SOP). Though good academic background at the Bachelor's is not a must, it is important to have consistent performance all through one's academics, right from 10thclass on. Additionally, good scores in TOEFL and GRE are required for admission into decent programs.
Documents to be submitted to the university/college you wish to apply to:-
• Completed Profile
• Your transcripts from 10th class onwards (duly attested by the respective Head of the Institution) 10th and Inter (12th) transcripts need not be in sealed envelopes. Whereas, your degree marks and provisional must be in sealed envelope, with seal and signature on the flap of the envelope too
• Statement of Purpose (SOP) - Ideally must be a one-page statement of your purpose in personal and academic life. SOP must contain information on your education objectives, career goals, reasons for study in the US and reasons for choosing a particular program in a particular institute
• Recommendation Letters - At least two-three recommendation letters from three lecturers/professors, who taught you at the degree level preferably from those who taught you the main subjects. These recommendations must be done on personal or college letterheads and must be signed and sealed (including the envelope)
• Bank Statement - Financial Statement or Bank Statement indicates the availability of funds with you, (or your sponsor) in a bank, in a Savings Bank account only. These funds must be available for the purpose of your further education. A statement given by the Bank manager, on the Bank's letterhead, clearly indicating the amount of funds available both in your native currency and also the currency of the country where you would like to study has to be given, with the seal of the bank and signature of the Manager. To each and every university you apply to, you need to enclose an original Bank Statement showing adequate funds to cover at least a year's tuition and living expenses. Instead of getting multiple originals, which may not be practically possible, you may get the first statement photocopied (before signatures are made by the banker) and then signed and sealed by the bank manager individually
• Some universities need the Financial Statement filled, in the application itself. If it is indicated as mandatory, you need to get that form appropriately filled by the Bank. Ideally, one should indicate availability of funds for the entire duration of the course. For example, for a two-year Masters program, funds must be adequate to cover for both the years. If you cannot show funds for two years, then you must indicate availability for at least one year, covering tuition, living expenses and other fees. Hence, before taking a statement, calculate what would be the maximum expenditure from among the universities you wish to apply to. Take the higher amount and arrange for Bank Statement, accordingly. This will eliminate the need to take fresh statement every time you apply to universities with higher fee structure
• Affidavit of Support on Rs.20 Non Judicial Stamp Paper
• An Original AOS (notarized) has to be sent to each university. Letter of Undertaking or Affidavit of Support (AOS) is an undertaking to be given by your sponsor who finances your education. This has to be given on Rs.20/- (if in India) Non-Judicial Stamp Paper, in a prescribed format
• Sometimes, the universities request the undertaking to be given on their applications itself, in which case you have to do so. This AOS has to be signed by the sponsor, properly witnessed and attested by Notary public. To each and every university you apply to, you need to enclose an original AOS. Instead of getting multiple stamp papers and doing the AOS, you may get the first statement photocopied (before signatures are made by the sponsor) and then signed by the sponsor and notarized individually
• Application fee in US $ (or that country's currency) as required by university
• Score Card - If you have already taken TOEFL and GRE/GMAT, IELTS you may just enclose the score card
• Covering letter - A covering letter, indicating your plans about TOEFL and GRE/GMAT and informing them that you would arrange score reporting by ETS- If not taken and reported already
Formats cannot be generalized for all the students and need to be personalized as per individual requirements.
Also, if there are any issues concerning your application, like backlogs, failures or gaps between various levels of your education etc., use the covering letter to provide an explanation about such issues? This will offset any problem that you may encounter when you do not explain.
Once all the documents are ready, you may courier them to the universities well before the suggested deadlines, since processing of applications is done on a rolling basis - i.e., first-come-first-serve. Applying early would certainly improve your admission chances than applying nearer the deadlines.
Selecting Right Universities
If you are planning to apply for a few universities, how should you approach the enormously difficult process of applying to only a few universities that are right and suitable for you? U.S.A has the largest number of universities in the world. There are more than 3900 universities and colleges that offer post-secondary education, right from Bachelors to the Post-doctoral level. How to pick the right one for you?
There are several factors which need to be considered carefully before choosing right universities to apply. Answers to the following questions may give you a certain idea about selecting the university that is right for you.
Is the university suitable for me or am I trying a mismatch?
Is the cost of study cheaper or costlier?
Is there provision for financial aid or not?
Does the university have the fields of specialization that I am interested in?
Does the university have suitable and reputed faculty?
Does the university have the right infrastructure?
Are there prospects of On-campus/Off-campus Part-time Jobs?
When a student faces with this tedious task, more often than most, a lot of mistakes are likely to happen - in choices, in selection and in the whole process!
Though each of the university's websites and posted catalogues look quite luring and present the true picture of the institution, it is very important to be CAREFUL. There are universities that have multiple campuses in hundreds of acres and there are universities as small as a two-room flat! The information on both may be presented equally 'glorifying', which may attract an enthusiastic but non-calculative student into the trap of joining and not being able to come out later!
Required Tests
As we all know, students have to write TOEFL/GRE in order to get admission into universities. Though there are no stipulated rules with regard to the minimum or maximum scores; for good admits, the average scores are 90-110 in TOEFL iBT and 1150-1250 in GRE. And much higher scores will get admission in better and higher-ranked universities. Some universities admit candidates with IELTS 6.5 band also. However, students with average academic background may happily note that some universities give admissions without any eligibility tests.
TOEFL GRE SAT IELTS GMAT
Cost of Education
Depending upon the program, university, location and the quality of education, costs vary. You can find universities offering programs at 6,000-8,000 $ per year and at the same time, some universities have a fee of around 30,000 $. Cost of education is quite reasonable.
Good news for US aspirants is that financial aid is comparatively easier to obtain. Aid could be in several forms - partial or full tuition waiver, in-state tuition, scholarship, assistantships etc. are awarded to international students based on merit - and not on need. Since most applicants cannot demonstrate comparable and measurable merit while applying, universities prefer to consider aid from the second semester or second year onwards, based on funding availability.
Almost 75% of Master's level international students get aid in some form or the other, mainly in tuition waivers, scholarships and tuition & research assistantships.
Language -English, Spanish
Climate - Mostly temperate, but tropical in Hawaii & Florida, arctic in Alaska, Semi-arid in the great planes west of the Mississippi river and arid in the Great Basin of the South West.
The United States also offers limitless opportunities for sports, recreation, and entertainment. Cities large and small offer numerous indoor and outdoor opportunities. Almost every city or town in the United States with college and university students will likely offer those students ways to kick back, run around, and have a good time.
Visa - USA
Perhaps, the most crucial aspect of your study in US is the process of obtaining a Visa. As you might know, getting the admission is just a beginning. The real test to US aspirants comes in the form of Visa. You need to present your case confidently and effectively for getting the most sought after Visa of the World. It is important to know thoroughly about the financial statement, latest updates on VISA requirements, mock interviews, etc. Below is a must do list.
» SEVIS Registration
» Visa Documentation Checklist
» Visa mock interviews
» Presentation Techniques
If you can convince why you would love to study at USA, Most Coveted Visa of the World is yours.
TYPES OF VISAS
Student and Exchange Visitor Visas
Hundreds of thousands of people from around the world come to the United States each year to study and improve their skills. Diverse programs hosted by a wide variety of institutions provide learning opportunities as multifaceted as America itself.
There are three different types of student visa for different types of study:
Academic studies (F visa): This visa is for individuals who wish to study or conduct research at an accredited U.S. college or university. In order to apply for an F-1 visa, an applicant must have received a Form I-20 from a U.S. institution.
Exchange Visitor (J visa): Some academic activities may fall under the J visa Exchange Visitor category. Examples include exchange scholars, post-doctoral researchers, recipients of short-term academic research fellowships, and medical residents. In order to apply for a J-1 visa, an applicant must have received a Form DS-2019 from the sponsoring organization or institution.
Non-Academic or Vocational Studies (M Visa): The M visa is for students wishing to pursue non-academic or vocational studies. Typically, these programs are of short duration and do not lead to the award of a degree, but result in some form of professional or vocational certification. Applicants for this visa must have received a Form I-20 from the host institution to apply for an M-1 visa.
All non-immigrant Visa applicants are required to present required documentation to demonstrate their economic and social ties in their country of origin. It is the responsibility of the candidate to prove that they can pay for the stay and that they have social and economic ties to India that are strong enough to bring them back promptly. Candidates should obtain Student F-1 Visa. Useful details available at https://www.vfs-usa.co.in are listed below.
The requirements
1. Valid passport. You are recommended to have passport valid for at least six months beyond your interview date.
2. One photograph as per specification.?
3. Original signed form DS-156
4. Original FormDS-157 only if you are 15 to 55 years of age.?
5. Original form DS-158 only if you are applying for F,M or J visa.?
6. Valid Bank Visa fee receipt
7. Original documents regarding your job, business, school or college (I-20 letter)
Note: If the applicant is under 14 years of age, the forms DS-156 / DS-158 must be signed by one of the parents.
Visa Fees
There are two separate fees [detailed below], which must be paid by separate bank drafts. Cash, credit cards or personal cheques are not accepted.
1. Visa Application Fee (MRV Fee): $131 in Indian Rupee equivalent at consular rate of exchange. Rupee amount at current rate of exchange. This fee is payable in cash or by DD/HDFC Bank cheque favoring "US Embassy - Visa Fees". DDs issued by cooperative banks are not accepted.
2. This fee is payable in cash or by DD/HDFC Bank cheque favoring "HDFC Bank a/c VFS". DDs issued by cooperative banks are not accepted.
Financial resources:
An F-1 applicant must have evidence of sufficient and readily available funds to meet all expenses for the first year of study, and that barring unforeseen circumstances adequate funds will be available for each subsequent year of study.
Scholastic Preparation:
You must have completed a course of study required for enrollment at the level of study contemplated, and present transcripts of at least two years of academic work completed. External examinations like TOEFL, GRE, SAT and GMAT help to establish your seriousness as a student. In addition, you must demonstrate during the Visa interview that you have sufficient English language capability for your intended course of study in the USA.
Appointments:
Web Appointment is necessary. Visa applications are accepted from 8.00 AM to 11.30 AM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Decision about one's case can be known after an interview (if required) In almost all cases the Visa is ready on the same day between 4.00 PM and 4.55 PM at the main gate. The Consulate is closed on American and Indian holidays. One should apply for the Visa at least two weeks before one plans to travel.
Issuance and Travel Regulations for Recipients of Student Visas
Persons applying for initial-entry F-1, F-2, M-1, or M-2 visas may be issued these visas up to 120 days before the program start date as listed on their I-20s. However, students may not enter the United States more than 30 days in advance of the program start date indicated on the Form I-20. Applicants continuing on a student visa are not subject to this restriction.
These changes apply only to initial-entry students. Continuing students may apply for new F or M visas at any time, as long as they have maintained legal student status previously and their SEVIS records are current. Continuing students may also enter the United States at any time before their classes start.
J-1 and J-2 visas to exchange visitors may be processed at any time before the beginning of their programs. However, the visitor may not enter the United States earlier than 30 days prior to the program start date indicated on the Form DS-2019. Applicants continuing on an exchange visitors program are not subject to this restriction.
Money Matters
'Expenditure' is an area which most students would like to have detailed information first, before they plan their education abroad. In fact, awareness about the costs involved is 'very crucial' before one ventures into this expenditure-involved process.
Here are the details of Specific costs involved in Study Abroad Process
1. Application costs
»Your study abroad plans start with the application process. If you want to apply for 4-6 universities/colleges, you have to consider Application Fees, Courier Charges, Cost of Documentation and Miscellaneous Expenditure like Stationary etc.
» USA : The average application fee is between $25-95 per US University. Very few colleges facilitate applications without fee, but most have an application processing fee, which is mandatory for international students.
» Like US, most Canadian universities do charge an application fee, which is around the same costs as US universities.
» For UK, France and Switzerland, there is no application fee for post-graduate applicants.
» Some Australian and New Zealand universities charge an application fee, however there are some universities/colleges offering free application.
Altogether, the average cost of applying to 4-5 universities may come to Rs 25,000 for USA and Canada and around Rs 10,000 for UK, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland and France.
2. English Tests
Students have to write TOEFL/GRE/GMAT/SAT/IELTS as a prerequisite for admissions. Each student has to pay Coaching Fees and Examination Fees as prescribed by the respective Testing Agencies. The total expenditure for tests will be in the range of 8,000-15,000.
3. Scores reporting costs
Scores of TOEFL and GRE / GMAT / SAT are to be directly reported for the application process. Following are the present charges for score reporting (in addition to what ETS / College Board allows FREE, at the time of registration)
TOEFL - $17 GRE - $15
GMAT - $28 GMAT - $28 SAT - $ 9
IELTS - Local center will determine the cost of additional score reporting
Students can save $40-$90, if they can report the scores to the respective universities at the time of Exam itself.
4. Tuition and fees
Interestingly, Bachelor's degree is costlier than Master's degree because of the more number of credits involved at Grad level. Please note that all the costs indicated are approximate and vary upon the universities and programs. These costs will hike from one year to another. However, the average increase is around 5-10% per annum.
5. Cost of living expenditure
Cost of food alone will come approximately to $ 300 per month in US/Canada and other countries. If you include other incidental expenditure like rent, entertainment and other expenses, the average could be around $ 800-1000 per month, for a single student.
6. Insurance
Insurance is mandatory for all international students, who plan to study abroad. Depending upon the company and policy taken, the cost of insurance for a student could be around Rs 15,000 - 20,000 per year, in any of the countries being discussed.
7. Books and supplies
This could be anywhere between US $ 400-1200 per year, depending upon field of study and the courses chosen.
8. Other costs
Visa application fee, air fare and settlement expenses like deposit on room/flat, basic necessities etc. are also to be factored in, while calculating the expenditure involved for studying abroad.
Presently, the Visa application fee is around Rs 4,400 for USA, Rs 5,100 for UK
Air fare could be between Rs 15,000 to 45,000 depending upon the country, season and airline.
Here is a Chart of Educational Costs: (All amounts indicated are in US $)
USA (PUBLIC)
TUITION FEES LIVING EXPENSE
Under Graduation 8000-15000 US $ 7200-12000/Year
Post Graduation 1000-20000 US $ 7200-12000/Year
USA (PRIVATE)
TUITION FEES LIVING EXPENSE
Under Graduation 10000-20000 US $ 7200-12000/Year
Post Graduation 15000-25000 US $ 7200-12000/Year
To sum up, a minimum expenditure of Rs.1.00 Lakh for USA is ideal towards preliminary expenditure - including coaching costs for TOEFL, GRE etc. and an additional Rs 3-4 lakhs towards tuition and fees for one semester and living expenses for two-three initial months.
In case if bank loan or any other educational loans is available, you may not need to carry much money physically, since most payments would be taken care by the loan-granting institution. Some private education loans even pay for your living expenditure when you study abroad!
IMPROVE GRE SCORE
10 ways to improve your GRE score
I have absolutely no idea why I am writing this post!! It’s probably the hour long follow-up session that I just had with all the universities that I have applied to! To be honest, I have come to feel that the toughest part of the graduate admission process is surely this seemingly neverending wait!!! Anyhow these ten steps are for all undergrads gearing up for GRE preparations!! Hope you guys are able to use these tips (I never had so much information on my hands…..guess was just too lazy to search for it!!!)
1. Relax:
Preparing for the GRE can be stressful. Try to focus on the task at hand and not so much on everything else you have to do. If you take GRE test prep step-by-step, day-by-day, and give yourself breaks when your body needs them, you’ll be able to concentrate on GRE studies a lot better.
2. GRE Diagnostic Test:
Begin GRE test prep with a GRE practice test to find out what you’re good at, and more importantly, what you’re not good at. Correct your completed practice test and evaluate the questions you missed. What kind of questions did you miss? Are they mostly Quantitative or mostly Verbal? What score would you give yourself on Analytical Writing? Did you miss a lot of analogies but do well on reading comprehension? With this information you’ll be able to focus your GRE test prep studies on your weaknesses.
3. GRE Study Plan:
With your GRE weaknesses in mind, make a very specific study plan for yourself. You should know what, how, and when you are going to study for the GRE test. Put your study plan somewhere in plain view, and make sure you stick to your plan.
Try to keep GRE test prep interesting by planning to study different things in different ways. For example, study GRE vocabulary from flash cards one day, from a list the second day, and by reading and learning words in context the third day.
4. GRE Vocabulary:
The single-most effective way to improve GRE Verbal score is with GRE vocabulary. Start studying GRE vocabulary now. Study a word list, use flash cards, learn with software, or learn words in context with The Wall Street Journal. Do whatever it takes to learn new words. Improve your vocabulary skills and watch your GRE score improve.
5. Active Reading:
Practice reading every day, but don’t read like you would your favorite book. Read actively. Ask yourself, “What is the main theme?”, “Report or opinion?”, and “What is the author’s purpose?” You’ll see these questions on the GRE, so you should be on the lookout for the answers. You should also use GRE-level material, such as The Wall Street Journal, to practice your GRE reading comprehension. You might not like the articles, but most likely you won’t like the passages on the GRE either, so you should get used to it.
6. Math Language:
Learning GRE math is like learning a new language. To improve your GRE Quantitative score you have to practice, and the more you practice the more fluent you will become. If you don’t practice, you’ll never improve.
Hence, do as many practice Quantitative problems as you can and learn from your mistakes. When examining your wrong answers, don’t move on to the next question until you understand the current one. The whole point of math practice is so that you can learn from mistakes during practice and not on the real GRE.
7. Essay:
Get used to writing an outline before you actualy start an essay. You’ll save time and know exactly what to write about if you have an outlined plan. Your paper will flow better and surely, you will score higher on the GRE Analytical Writing section.
8. GRE Practice Tests:
A GRE practice test is one of your most useful tools during GRE test prep. It’s an excellent indicator of what you need to work on. Take GRE practice tests every couple of weeks to find out your weak areas, and focus your GRE study plan on those things. Also, remember to learn from your mistakes on each practice test.
9. Do Not Procrastinate:
Start preparing for the GRE now. If you start GRE prep early enough, you’ll have the luxury of being able to study just an hour or so per day. When your time is limited, you have to study more hours per day, which will get tiring fast. Cramming for the GRE doesn’t work, so don’t procrastinate. I repeat, if you want to improve your GRE score, do not procrastinate.
10. Mentally Prepare:
Time yourself during GRE practice tests to get a feel for the length of the test and the pace you need to be answering questions at. Act like the practice test is the real GRE. The last thing you want on test day is to feel tired when you’re only half-way through.
If you follow these 10 steps, your GRE score will improve. If you don’t follow these 10 steps, you still might score high on the GRE, but I wouldn’t risk it. Happy preparing.
Some useful resources for tackling GRE
Some useful resources for tackling GRE
Barron’s – I regret not having finished the word list from this book! Its exhaustive GRE master word list is the best and most comprehensive available out there. The aim should be to finish the word list as soon as possible and then make additional effort to keep the words in your memory (RAM…:-)…). The next step is to learn to tackle the analogies and antonyms which would automatically pore in with practice and skill building.
Kaplan GRE prep – An excellent resource for your quantitative skill building and for preliminary AWA preparation. Use this book to its maximum potential as its quantitative section is comparable to the real GRE questions that we are seeing nowadays! (A word of caution…..its AWA section is good but way beyond our faculties…well atleast for most of us …..so don’t get unduly worried by looking at their sample solutions).
ARCO answers to real essay question – The best guide for tackling AWA tasks. It is akin to being the bible for analytical writing. Do as many essays as possible before the real exam. No need to practice the essays on a computer! Just use a notebook and answer the points that seem relevant and compare your points with those given by the author.
GRE power prep CD – A very good indicator of your performance and a must do for anybody going for the test. Two tests should be given a few days before the actual test date (if not two then at least one of them) to gauge the preparation level and also to try and get into a positive frame of mind (It didn’t work out for me though).
GRE Big Book – The best practice material available in the market. Contains 25+ real GRE test papers (paper based) and a great way to improve upon your timing and capacity to tackle RC section. The only thing I completely finished and I must concede that this one single book helped me tremendously. You would see your score slowly going up and it would improve your confidence levels and prepare you for the timed examination!!!
NOVA GRE prep – never actually used this book but a very good friend of mine says it’s unrivalled when it comes to preparation for GRE. He vouches for its worth my friends and I have full faith in him… (BTW…This guy has a 1470 in GRE so I guess it would be prudent on our part to listen to what he has to say…and if anybody wants a personal counseling session with him, just contact me and I would happily give you his number). So here goes! “Excellent for practice because it is overflowing with exercises and in addition has lots of RC and quantitative preparatory sections”.
GRE bible – Well friends, I had heard a lot of great things about this software but I faced a couple of serious issues and therefore would not recommend anyone for using this simply due to the multitude of errors in spelling and meanings
Profile Evaluation Technique in UNIVERSITIES
Profile Evaluation Technique in UNIVERSITIES PROVIDED TO U by anchor_naren
You are done with your GRE/TOEFL and now you would like apply to universities. The big question arises is to which universities should I apply?
Use this "Profile Evaluation Technique" to evaluate your profile. This is prepared based upon admissions given to hundreds of students in years by American Universities. The missions of this "Profile Evaluation Technique" is to suggest universities suitable to your profile.
The major factors universities consider in your profile while taking decision regarding your application is your GRE/TOEFL scores, Academic percentage, job experience, Extracurricular activities like national and international level paper presentation.
Just start calculating your score based on the following criteria. Sum up all the points you get during the whole evaluation of your profile (GRE / TOEFL / Academic %, Job Ex, Extracurricular Activities.).
GRE score:
If your GRE score is ((Points you get))
>1500 ((100))
b/w 1380 to 1500 ((90))
b/w 1250 to 1380 ((80))
b/w 1200 to 1250 ((70))
b/w 1150 to 1250 ((60))
b/w 1100 to 1150 ((55))
b/w 1000 to 1100 ((50))
b/w 900 to 1000 ((40))
TOEFL score:
If your TOEFL score is Points you get
>110 ((20))
b/w 100 - 110 ((1)
b/w 90 - 100 ((16))
b/w 80 - 90 ((14))
b/w 70 - 80 ((12))
b/w 60 - 70 ((11))
b/w <60 ((10))
Under graduation score (BE / B.tech / Medicine or Equivalent):
If your Undergrad score is Points you get
> 85% ((70))
80 - 85 % ((65))
75 - 80 % ((60))
70 - 75 % ((55))
60 - 70 % ((50))
50 - 60 % ((40))
< 50 % ((30))
Job Experience:
If your Job Experience is Points you get
> 5 Yrs ((5)) by UNIVERSITIES
3 - 5 Yrs ((4))
1 - 3 Yrs ((3))
0 yrs ((2))
Extracurricular Activities( National and International Paper presentations, others.)
If your number of presentations is Points you get
> 5 ((5))
3 - 5 ((4))
1 - 3 ((3))
0 ((2))
Now choose your Universities based on the GRADE you get
If your Total score is You can select
>194 ((( A + Grade Universities )))
174 - 194 ((( A Grade Universities )))
155 - 174 ((( A- Grade Universities )))
143 - 155 ((( B + Grade Universities )))
134 - 143 ((( B Grade Universities )))
121 - 134 ((( B - Grade Universities )))
94 - 121 ((( C Grade Universities )))
<94 ((( D Grade Universities )))
GRE General Test Overview
What Is It?
The GRE® General Test measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical writing skills that have been acquired over a long period of time and that are not related to any specific field of study.
Verbal Reasoning — The skills measured include the test taker's ability to
* analyze and evaluate written material and synthesize information obtained from it
* analyze relationships among component parts of sentences
* recognize relationships between words and concepts
Quantitative Reasoning — The skills measured include the test taker's ability to
* understand basic concepts of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis
* reason quantitatively
* solve problems in a quantitative setting
Analytical Writing — The skills measured include the test taker's ability to
* articulate complex ideas clearly and effectively
* examine claims and accompanying evidence
* support ideas with relevant reasons and examples
* sustain a well-focused, coherent discussion
* control the elements of standard written English
Who Takes It and Why?
Prospective graduate applicants take the General Test. GRE® test scores are used by admissions or fellowship panels to supplement undergraduate records and other qualifications for graduate study. The scores provide common measures for comparing the qualifications of applicants and aid in evaluating grades and recommendations.
Where Do People Take It?
The General Test is offered year-round at computer-based test centers in the U.S., Canada, and many other countries. It is offered at paper-based test centers in areas of the world where computer-based testing is not available. See which format is available in your area.
Who Accepts It?
Any accredited graduate, business or professional school, or any department or division within a school, may require or recommend that its applicants take the General Test, a Subject Test, or both. If approved by the GRE® Board, a non-accredited institution can also receive test takers' scores.
TOFEL PREPARATION ( MATERIAL )
TOEFL iBT with Audio CD, 2008 Edition
Book Description:
The TOEFL has undergone major changes in recent years. It is now completely computer-based; it's longer; and it has mandatory Speaking, Listening, and Writing sections. Cracking the TOEFL iBT provides the most comprehensive information available about how to succeed on the exam, complete with an audio CD and full transcript, full-length practice test, and scores of drill questions.
In Cracking the TOEFL iBT, The Princeton Review will teach you how to
·Use our preparation strategies and test-taking techniques to raise your score
·Focus your reading and listening to identify the key parts of passages, lectures, and conversations
·Improve your command of spoken English and your use of good English grammar and vocabulary
·Write top-scoring essays by responding to the specific question asked and organizing your ideas clearly
·Test your knowledge with review questions and practice drills for each topic covered
All of our practice test questions are just like those on the actual exam, and we explain how to answer every question.
CD Application [Ebook etc;]
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Audio Set:
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Barron's TOEFL
It's a nice one. 8 parts are there.
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400 Must have Words for the TOEFL
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Longman Preparation Course for the TOEFL
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From the Back Cover
Longman Preparation Course for the TOEFL® Test: Next Generation (IBT), a book/CD-ROM package written by Deborah Phillips, gives students all the tools they need to succeed on the new TOEFL® integrated-skills test. Providing both a comprehensive language skills course and a wealth of practice for all sections of the test, the Longman Preparation Course is appropriate for courses in TOEFL® Test preparation or as a supplement to more general English courses.
Longman Links
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Barron's How to Prepare for the TOEFL Essay - 2nd Edition
Author: Lin Lougheed
ISBN: 0764123130 | Publisher: Barron's Educational Series | Pages: 276 | pdf | 167 mb
The written essay is a very important part of the TOEFL. This manual offers solid preparation, with instructions for organising details and ideas for a topic, then developing them in clear, grammatical written English. There are 185 model essays included, plus exercises in proof reading and editing drafts.
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Sample Essays for the TOEFL Writing Test (TWE)
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ISBN 1411607740 | (June 21, 2004) |
PDF | 8.3 Mb | 160 pages
Book Description
ETS publishes its official list of TOEFL essay topics on its website. All essays assigned on the actual TOEFL test come from this list.
This book contains 400 sample essays with scores of 6.0. Each essay was written based on one of the topics from the ETS official list. The book covers 100% of these topics. Each ETS TOEFL writing topic has at least one sample answer in this book.
Students who take the Computer-Based Test of English as a Foreign Language must also compose a written essay that counts towards part of their structure score. This book contains a total of 400 sample TOEFL essays, offering an intensive preparation for this part of the test.
CONTENTS:
Sample Essays Arranged by Topic
1 Why go to university?
2 Are parents best teachers?
3 Has the easiness of cooking im-proved life?
4 Books and experience
5 A factory in your community
6 Change about my hometown
7 How do movies or TV affect peo-ple?
Customers may also be interested in:
8 Has TV destroyed communication?
9 A small town vs. a big city
10 Luck and hard work
11 Sports or library?
12 Why do people go to museums?
13 Eat out or eat at home?
14 Should students be required to attend classes?
15 Qualities of a good neighbor
16 A new restaurant in your neighborhood
17 Learn by yourself or with a teacher?
18 Qualities of a good supervisor
19 Highways or public transporta-tion?
20 Countryside or city?
21 Why do people live longer?
22 Important qualities of a co-worker
23 Should teenagers work?
24 The advantages of living in my city
25 A new shopping center
26 A new movie theater
27 Should people do things that they do not like?
28 Media and celebrities
29 Has human harmed the Earth?
30 A high school in the community
31 Stay at one place or move around?
32 Spend money or save them?
33 Jewelry or concert?
34 Should business never fire peo-ple?
35 Live vs. television broadcast
36 A vehicle that changed people's lives
37 Is progress always good?
38 Is learning about the past useful?
39 Can new technologies help stu-dents?
40 Never, never give up
41 Should land be saved for ani-mals?
42 An important skill
43 Dangerous sport
44 Travel with a companion vs. travel alone
45 Get up early vs. stay up late
46 Qualities of a good son or daughter
47 A large company vs. a small company
48 Why do people work?
49 Face-to-face communication
50 Do same things vs. try new things
51 Taking risks vs. planning
52 Change to your hometown
53 Is money the most important aspect of a job?
54 External appearance
55 Make decision alone
56 Arts or environment?
57 Serious movies vs. entertaining movies
58 Can business do anything to make a profit?
59 Get things done
60 Are games important to adults?
61 Should parents decide for teen-agers?
62 What do you want most in a friend?
63 Are difficult experiences valu-able lessons?
64 Self-employed vs. employed
65 Should a city preserve its his-toric buildings?
66 Are classmates a more important influence?
67 Inexperienced or experienced workers?
68 Is daily homework necessary?
69 What subject will you study?
70 Have automobiles improved modern life?
71 A high-paying job vs. quality spare time
72 Does grades encourage students to learn?
73 Has computer made life easier?
Customers may also be interested in:
74 Is it better to travel with a tour guide?
75 Multiple subjects vs. one subject
76 Should children learn a foreign language?
77 Should boys and girls go to separate schools?
78 Teamwork vs. working inde-pendently
79 Who would you choose to build a statue for?
80 Describe a custom from your country
81 Has technology made the world better?
82 Can ads tell about a country?
83 A single world culture
84 The Internet
85 One-day-visit to your country
86 A time and a place in the past
87 An important discovery in the last 100 years
88 Telephone communication
89 What person would you like to meet?
90 What famous athlete would you like to meet?
91 What question will you ask a famous person?
92 Dynamic weather
93 Important qualities of a good roommate
94 Dancing's role
95 Explore the outer space
96 Reduce stress
97 Teachers' pay
98 What to represent your country?
99 Would you choose your own roommate?
100 Computer technology or basic needs?
101 Work by hand vs. by machine
102 Should students evaluate their teachers?
103 What characteristic makes peo-ple successful?
104 Contributions of artists vs. sci-entists
105 University housing vs. apart-ment
106 Means of transportation
107 Should higher education be available to all?
108 The best way of learning
109 Follow the customs of the new country
110 Being alone vs. with friends
111 One or two friends, or many friends?
112 How should children spend their time?
113 A new university in the com-munity
114 Who influence more, family or friends?
115 Plan for free time
116 Methods of learning
117 Different friends or similar friends?
118 New experiences vs. usual hab-its
119 Do clothes make a man?
120 Are quick decisions always wrong?
121 Do you trust first impressions?
122 Should people be satisfied
123 Non-fictions vs. fictions
124 Social science vs. natural sci-ence
125 Should art be compulsory sub-ject?
126 Can young people teach older people?
127 Reading fiction vs. watching movies
128 Physical exercise vs. academic study
129 Business vs. agricultural research
130 Children and sports
131 Money and success
132 A new product
133 Are childhood years most im-portant in life?
134 Should children do household tasks?
135 Should students wear uniforms?
136 Is winning important in a game?
137 Should students choose sub-jects?
138 Member vs. leader
139 The most important room in a house
140 Hand vs. machine
141 Change about your school
142 A gift for a child
143 A long vacation vs. short vaca-tions
144 A house vs. an apartment
145 The role of advertisements
146 Outdoors vs. indoors
147 How should your school spend a gift of money?
148 Does playing games teach us about life?
149 How would you use a free gift of land?
150 Is watching TV bad for children?
151 The most important animal
152 Why should forest be saved?
153 Is a zoo useful?
154 Is it right to ban smoking?
155 What plant is important in your country?
156 Which country would you like to visit?
157 Computers vs. traditional schools
158 Are celebrities' opinions right?
159 What should be remembered?
160 Complain in writing vs. in per-son
161 Why do people remember their gifts?
162 Do starts deserve high salary?
163 The importance of reading and writing
164 What do you do for good health?
165 One thing to improve your community
166 What events make a person an adult?
167 Purchase computers or books?
168 Why study abroad?
169 Why is music important to many people?
170 Why are groups or organiza-tions important?
171 What would you take for a trip?
172 How can schools help new stu-dents?
173 Does borrowing money harm friendship?
174 Generation differences
175 Should students talk on classes?
176 What holiday would you create?
177 A vacation or a car?
178 Changes in the 21st century
179 Qualities of a good parent
180 Why are movies so popular?
181 Should lands be developed?
182 Is human relationship with pets useful?
183 A country from its movies
184 Self-study vs. group study
185 A house or a business?
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