GRE Latest Syllabus

Hello sir my self Nikunj, sir would you please provide me Latest Syllabus of Graduate Record Examination (GRE)?? Please provide me fast..

[Quick Sam]

Here I am giving you Latest Syllabus of Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test….

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Test for general test format is covered in three sections. They are: Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and Analytical Writing.

Verbal Reasoning:

a. Analyse and draw conclusions,understand and add value to incomplete data; identify the persception of the author;
b. Indentify vital points and differentiate between relevant and irrelevant points;
c. Understand and summarise the structure of a text;
d. Understand the meanings of words, sentences and entire texts;
e. Understand relationships among words and among concepts.

Quantitative Reasoning

The Quantitative Reasoning section measures a candidate's ability to:
a. Understand and analyse quantitative information
b. Interpret quantitative information correctly
c. Solve problems using mathematical models
d. Apply basic mathematical skills and concepts of arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data interpretation.

Analytical Writing

The Analytical Writing section measures a candidate's ability to:
a. Articulate complex ideas effectively and with clarity
b. Support ideas with relevant reasons and examples
c. Examine claims and accompanying evidence
d. Sustain a well-focused, coherent discussion

GRE Maths Syllabus (Quantitative Reasoning)

ARITHMETIC
Decimals
Exponents and Roots
Fractions
Integers
Percent
Ratio
Real Numbers

ALGEBRA
Applications
Coordinate Geometry
Functions
Graphs of Functions
Operations with Algebraic Expressions
Rules of Exponents
Solving Linear Equations
Solving Linear Inequalities
Solving Quadratic Equations

GEOMETRY
Circles
Lines and Angles
Polygons
Quadrilaterals
Three-Dimensional Figures
Triangles

DATA ANALYSIS
Counting Methods
Data Interpretation Examples
Distributions of Data, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions
Graphical Methods for Describing Data
Numerical Methods for Describing Data
Probability

[sumit]

GRE Syllabus: Three main segments

Analytical writing
The two-task analytical writing segment appraises the test-taker’s ability to critically examine complex issues and arguments and put forth his or her ideas clearly and logically. In the first task, called the “analyze an issue task,” a viewpoint on a topic of popular interest is presented, and the candidates are asked to analyze the issue and express their own opinions. In the second task, “analyze an argument task,” an argument is presented, and the candidates have to analyze the logical strength of the argument and point out its pluses and minuses. The objective is not to test the test-takers’ knowledge in a particular topic but rather their analytical capability and power of expression.




Verbal Reasoning
The verbal reasoning segment measures the test-taker’s capacity to read and understand written material of the kind that is commonly used in academia. Three types of questions have been devised: (i) Reading comprehension; (ii) Text completion; and (iii) Sentence equivalence. To be able to comprehend texts in graduate school, a student will be required to identify the relationships between parts of a sentence, and associations between words and concepts. The verbal reasoning segment tests whether the test-taker has the talent and ability necessary. About 50 percent of the questions are on reading comprehension, and the rest expect the candidate to read, understand, and complete sentences or passages.

Quantitative Reasoning
The main objective of the GRE quantitative segment is to assess the test-taker’s grasp of the basic math concepts of algebra, arithmetic, geometry, and data analysis, and skills for solving problems based on these concepts. There are various topics under each of the main concepts. A detailed list is available on the ETS website.