Throughout high school, you’ve been told repeatedly how important it is to score well on the ACT and SAT if you intend on going to college abroad. These standardized tests are used to measure key skills like reading comprehension, computational ability, and clarity of expression. In order to assess your readiness for college level work, the ACT/SATs are intentionally made...
Did you know that every single day requires you to make 35,000 decisions on average? During office hours, you may come across so many of them. From seemingly small ones, such as which font to use for a presentation, to big ones that can have a large-scale impact, they are like fences in a jump race. There is no way...
Have you ever been in an interview where you fumbled while answering or had no idea how to start answering the question? Have you ever got confused looks from your interviewers? Well, this is mostly due to the structuring of your answers. Switching directions in the middle of an answer, rambling on, or not saying much at all can impact...
Writing a resume without experience can be a daunting task. However, one can take solace in the fact that everyone goes through this. We have all experienced being inexperienced at some point. When you graduate, it can be intimidating to be pushed into the world where everyone else seems to be more experienced than you. It is important to keep...
Over the previous 2 blogs, we covered comprehension and sentence completion. The third and final type of question in the GRE verbal section is sentence equivalence. The comprehension is 50% of your verbal score but sentence completion and sentence equivalence are more scoring. Therefore, we need to focus on all 3 equally...