Re: (GRE Success! ) Is the GRE pattern really changing ...if so when..... <EOM>

Always depend on ETS, the organization that designs
these tests

http://www.ets.org/

Srihari

--- Sandeep S Shekhawat <s_sandy2784@...> wrote:

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> Yamanoor Srihari <yamanoor@...> wrote:   
> Welcome to the group. Thank you for looking at the
> files! As you can see you have unique and broadbased
> questions, so it might not be possible to thrust
> readymade answers at you. 
>    
>   Congratulations on the start of the preparation! 
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>   You now have us to guide you. Please do not
> consider joining a 1000 groups. It will clog your
> email list and not be of real worth to you. Do join
> other groups if you will, but limit by number and
> quality. 
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>   Money is an issue that most grad students face, no
> matter what their backgrounds are. You will have to
> realize that graduate education in the US is
> competitive and fewer and fewer students are getting
> funded before they arrive here. Some do compromise
> on the ranks of the schools under the very
> acceptable assumption that it should not matter
> where you gain knowledge. 
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>   We encourage you to think through this problem for
> yourself.  Depending upon your academic skills,
> previous performance and other attributes, you might
> get admitted into very good programs, but not with
> financial assistance at the get go. Some people do
> take the risk of coming here and trying out --
> 99.99% of us succeed in finding funding eventually,
> but it comes with risk and a minimum obligatory
> spending over unspecified periods. 
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>   We do not recommend any GRE coaching centers. They
> add little value to you.
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>   Since you are in the US and can spare some time,
> then you could visit the schools you like and seek
> the prospects for financial assistance. This could
> prove to be very useful to you since it is very hard
> to visit the schools on grad admit days and so on.
> Talking to people whose work you like and making
> connections in person is very valuable, so I
> strongly encourage you to consider spending the
> remainder of your time doing that here.
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>   May would  be a good time to start preparations
> depending upon where  your skills lie in the
> spectrum, and you could potentially take the exam in
> July/August.
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>   It will take a full two months, given that you are
> employed full time (and automatically assumed over
> time!) to prepare your statements, essays, bank
> documents, transcripts, resume and other application
> materials.
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>   This will bring you to October/Nov beginning by
> which time you should seriously consider dropping
> off your applications in the mail and then tracking
> them, making sure the schools have received
> everything. Simultaneously you could establish/re -
> establish conversations with Professors leading
> research in various schools.
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>   All this, is in line for 2007.
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>   Please feel free to ask as many questions as many
> times as you please.
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>   Good Luck,
>    
>    Srihari
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