Services for writing Essays,Letter of Recommendations and SoP for MS/MBA aspirants…

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I am Dipen Ambalia from Mumbai. I am an electrical engineer from VJTI (2004 passout). I have a work-ex of 7 yrs in IT.

My credentials:

1) GRE scores –
first attempt- 2005: 1420 – 640 (v) + 780 (m)
second attempt 2009: 1440 – 640 (v) + 800 (m)
Applied to MISM at Heinz at CMU and got an admit for 1 yr MISM. But couldn’t go because of lack of funds!

2) GMAT score –
640 – 27 (verbal) + 50 (quant)
Applied to MBA at lancaster University- UK (ranked at 26th in the world), got admit. But couldn’t go because of lack of funds!

3) Have written blogs on GRE and they have been very well received.
you can visit my website: http://www.dipenambalia.com and go the BLOGs tab and then to the GRE section or you can go to  https://gretips4you.wordpress.com.

If you google for “how to tackle RC in GRE” or “how to tackle antonyms in GRE” or such GRE related stuff, you would find 3-4 links from my website or blog. (I have stated this point at the risk of sounding stuffed-shirt! :-))

3) I am the author of a book called “In Their Shoes…”.

I have helped hundreds and thousands of GRE-aspirants since september 2009.

So, with so much experience in hand, I have now started offering professional services for  writing Essays, Letter of Recommendations and SOPs for MS and MBA Aspirants… My fees will definitely be lower than what you will be charged in the market, that’s for sure!

You can reach me at : gretips4you@gmail.com…. you can mail me and then I give you my cell number and then I can help…

Take Care…

GRE Exam: Graduate Record Examination

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What is GRE? : The GRE or Graduate Record Exam is required for admission to most U.S., Canadian, and UK graduate schools. Most students attend graduate business school for pursuing an Master degree. In addition, GRE can also be used for admission to PhD program.

What does GRE test? :  The GRE general test does not test specific knowledge in any subject. It measures the ability to respond to questions in limited time.The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a multiple-choice exam designed to measure verbal, analytical, and quantitative skills. The GRE General Test is considered a good predictor of your success in a graduate program. Your preparation for the GRE General Test should be similar to that for the MCAT . . . no last minute cramming, etc. There are many good self-help books at local bookstores with sample exams. You should at least review such a publication before you take the GRE.

There are seven sections to the GRE General Test: Two Verbal Sections (38 questions and 30 min each) Two Quantitative Sections (30 questions and 30 min each) Two Analytical Sections (25 questions and 30 min each) One Experimental Section (30 min) The Experimental section is not scored, nor is it identified in the exam booklet. It may be of a verbal, quantitative, or analytical nature.

There are some important facts to remember when taking the GRE General Test :

1) each question is worth the same number of points, no matter how hard or easy it is.

2) in each section except the reading comprehension questions (in the Verbal Section), the questions tend to go from easy to difficult. Therefore, it is foolhardy to spend too much time on early questions when you know that later ones will probably take even longer. You have somewhere around one minute or less to answer each question (on the average), so budget your time effectively. 3)If you are in doubt, dont hesitate to guess. Do not leave a question unanswered. There are no penalties on the General Test for wrong answers.

The GRE is offered 5 times a year at test centers throughout the world. Your raw score (number of correct answers) is converted to a score on a scale of 200-800. If you miss all the questions, you still score 200. An 800 score can be achieved even if you miss one or two questions. The Verbal, Quantitative, and Analytical scores are reported separately as scaled scores – you will also receive a percentile rank (indicating the percent of total examinees scoring below your score). Scores are mailed to you about six weeks after the test date.

Format of computer-based GRE exam is as follows:

1) Essay Analysis of Issue  – 45 min

2) Analysis of Argument  – 30 min

Break 5 min

Maths- 45 min 

 Break 5 min

Verbal –  30 min 

Total testing time is up to 3 hours and 45 minutes, not including the research section.