Your Future Has Now Arrived With The SAT

  

The SAT is developed by the College, Board, a non profit organization that provides expansion to higher education. It measures your ability to apply the knowledge and skills you will need in your college and career. The redesigned SAT includes two section scores, the combination of both Reading and Writing and Language, and Math which is derived from the results on the Math section's calculator and no calculator portion. Each of the two section scores will be reported on a scale ranging from 200 to 800, the total score ranges from 400 to 1600. In addition to the total score and the section scores, the redesigned SAT will report three test scores that will range from 10 to 40; these scores will reflect your achievement in Reading, Writing and Language and Math

How the Test Is Organized

The redesigned SAT has four tests, Reading, Writing and Language and Math. The essay is optional. The test is structured as follows

•     Reading has 52 questions, with 65 mins for this section

•     Writing and Language has 44 questions with 35 mins alloted for this section

•     Essay (optional) has one task, with a total of 50 mins for this task

•     Math has 58 questions, with a time frame of 80 mins for this section

                     

Brief on Each Section

Reading

Each passage is followed by a number of questions. After reading the passage, choose the best option based on what is implied in the passage and in the accompanying graphs (such as a table, graph) Mentioned below are some tips that can be used for this section

• n short reading passages, first read the question, then read the passage; In long reading passages, first read the passage, then read the question

• When asked to find the main idea, go over the opening and summary sentences of each paragraph

• When asked about an attitude or tone of the passage, look out for words that convey emotions, express values or paint pictures

• When asked to give the meaning of an unfamiliar word, look for nearby context clues 

 Writing and Language

For some questions, you will consider how the passage may be revised to improve the expression of ideas. For others, you will consider how the passage might be edited to correct errors in sentence structure, usage or punctuation. A passage or a question may be accompanied by either a table or a graph that you will consider as you make revising and editing decisions. Many questions include a No Change option; select that option if you think the best choice is to leave the portion of the passage as it is

Essay

The essay gives you an opportunity to show how effectively you can read and comprehend a passage, and write an essay analyzing the same. In your essay, you should demonstrate that you have read the passage carefully, present a clear and logical analysis and use language precisely. Your essay must be written on the lines provided in your answer booklet. Only what you write on the lined pages of your answer booklet will be evaluated

Math Test- No Calculator

For questions 1 to 15, select the best option from the choices given, and fill in the corresponding circle on your answer sheet. For questions 16 to 20, solve the given problem and enter your answer in the grid on the answer sheet

Math Test- Calculator

For questions 1 to 30, select the best option from the choices given, and fill in the corresponding circle on your answer sheet. For questions 31 to 38, solve the given problem and enter your answer in the grid on the answer sheet

Overseas Education Consultant

We at Edwise streamline and personalize the process for each student irrespective of the destination, institution, course or any level of study. Our team of experienced professionals will provide you individual attention and exceptional guidance throughout your process of application. We provide assistance related to course selections, admission, visa, bank-loan and scholarships. We also host University delegates for direct student interaction and all these services are provided free of cost. We have established since 1991 and have been maintaining strong networks with over 575 universities in 16 countries, hence giving us a unique insight into the finest educational establishments worldwide.

Start your education in Canada with valuable information on everything you need to know about studying abroad from study permits, temporary resident visas and how much it costs, to finding a program.

Do visit your nearest Edwise branch & choose your university carefully under our expert guidance and ensure that you have all your paperwork in order. Once you apply, and the wait is over, you can really begin to look forward to not only studying in a beautiful and vibrant country, but also to a life experience quite like no other.

For complete information & enrolment on Overseas Education process, Contact Edwise on 1-800-200-3678 (Toll Free) / 08600911333.

Australia Fair - 16th April 2016 to 6th May 2016

Edwise, India's Leading Overseas Education Consultants is organizing Australian Universities Student Interviews' session at select cities at select time.

The Australian Universities Student Interviews' session will allow participants to save over Rs 15,000 on application fees. Australia Universities offers over 22,000 courses and allows students to work for up to 24 months on the completion of a two-year programme. Students can meet delegates from the Australian Catholic, Central Queensland University, Deakin University, Monash University, James Cook, La Trobe, Le Cordon Bleu, Swinburne University of Technology, University of South Australia, University of Tasmania etc.

Delegates will answer queries on courses, academic interests, admission requirements, accommodation, scholarships, etc. Attendees will also receive information on various courses in business, IT, engineering, public health, nursing, biotechnology, hospitality, MBA, etc.

Australian Universities Student Interviews from 16th April 2016 to 6th May 2016

Jaipur

Date: 16th April, Saturday
Time: 11am to 2pm
Venue: Edwise Jaipur, 605, 6th Flr, Kailash Tower, Tonk Rd, Lalkothi Corner, Next to Apex Mall

Kolkata

Date: 17th April, Sunday
Time: 11am to 3pm
Venue: Venue: Edwise Kolkata, 602, Woodburn Central, 6th Floor, 5A Woodburn Park

Delhi

Date: 19th April, Tuesday
Time: 11am to 5pm
Venue: Edwise Delhi, N-13, Opp. South Extn Flyover, Above Punjab National Bank, South Extension Part-1

Chandigarh

Date: 21st April, Thursday
Time: 11am to 2pm
Venue: Venue: Edwise Chandigarh, 2nd Floor, SCO 59-60, Sector-9-D, Madhya Marg

Mumbai

Date: 24th April, Sunday
Time: 11am to 5pm
Venue: J.W. Marriott, Juhu Tara Road

Vadodara

Date: 25th April, Monday
Time: 9am to 1pm
Venue: Edwise Vadodara, S-19, 4th Floor, National Plaza, R.C. Dutt Road, Alkapuri

Ahmedabad

Date: 26th April, Tuesday
Time: 3pm to 7pm
Venue: Edwise Ahmedabad, 304, Campus Corner, Nr. Som Lalit College, St. Xaviers College Char Rasta, Navrangpura

Pune

Date: 27th April, Wednesday
Time: 10:30am to 2pm
Venue: Edwise Pune F.C., 2nd Floor, Mayur Centre, Opp. Hotel Roopali, F.C. Road, Deccan Gymkhana

Bangalore

Date: 29th April, Friday
Time: 11am to 4pm
Venue: Edwise Bangalore, N-601, 6th Floor, North Block, Front Wing, Manipal Centre, 47, Dickenson Road, Off. M.G Road

Hyderabad

Date: 1st May, Sunday
Time: 4pm to 8pm
Venue: Edwise Hyderabad, 4th Floor, Babukhan Mall, Somajiguda Circle, Opp. Kala Niketan

Cochin

Date: Monday, 2nd May
Time: 10am to 2pm
Venue: Edwise Cochin, 2nd floor, Velayudhan Vaidyan's Building Padma Junction, M.G. Road

Chennai

Date: 3rd May, Tuesday
Time: 10am to 2pm
Venue: Edwise Chennai, 1st Floor, Pioneer Sudarshan Plaza, 9 Mohan Kumaramangalam Street, Nungambakkam High Road

Coimbatore

Date: 4th May, Wednesday
Time: 10am to 2pm
Venue: Edwise Coimbatore, 2nd Floor, Ashirwadh, D.B. Road, R.S. Puram

Vizag

Date: 6th May, Friday
Time: 11am to 3pm
Venue: Edwise Vizag, 203, 1st Floor, Eswar Plaza, Dwarkanagar

For complete details on Australia Fair April 2016 & free registration,
Contact Us @ 1-800-200-3678 / 08600911333

IELTS - The Test for Everyone around the World

The International English Language Testing System is an assessment of the language skills for candidates who need to study or work where English is the language of communication. The IELTS measures English language skills in the areas of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. The test lasts for duration of 2 hours and 44 minutes, and is graded on a band scale of 0-9; generally a band of 6 is required for UG and 6.5 for PG in each section. Results for the IELTS is available in 15 working days

All candidates take the same Listening and Speaking tests, the Reading and Writing tests differ in accordance to whether a candidate takes the Academic or General module.

What is the Test Format

The test is taken in the following order

Listening has 4 sections, with 40 questions and time allotted is 30 minutes
Academic Reading OR General Training Reading has 3 passages and 40 questions with a time of 60 minutes for this section
Academic Writing OR General Training Writing consists of 2 tasks each with a duration of 60 minutes
Speaking lasts for 11 to 15 minutes

Listening

The test consists of four sections, with ten questions each. The candidates can hear the recording only once and are required to answer the question as they listen. The type of questions includes multiple choice, short answer questions, sentence completion, flow chart completion, labelling a diagram/plan. Candidates can write the answers on the question paper itself, and are then given 10 minutes once the recording is over to transfer their answers on to the answer sheet

Academic Reading

This test consists of three reading passages with 40 questions. These texts are based on topics of general interest. This test includes a variety of questions like multiple choice, short answer, sentence completion, labelling of diagrams, table/flow chart completion, selecting paragraph headings from a list and matching them with the appropriate paragraphs, identifying with information in the text- True, False, Not given/Yes, No, Not given

General Training Reading

This test consists of three sections with a total of 40 questions. These texts are taken from notices, advertisements, books, leaflets and magazines. The test includes a variety of questions like multiple choice, short answer, sentence completion, labelling of diagrams, table/flow chart completion, selecting paragraph headings from a list and matching them with the appropriate paragraphs, identifying with information in the text- True, False, Not given/Yes, No, Not given

Academic Writing

This part consists of two writing tasks. Candidates should spend a minimum of 20 minutes on task 1, which requires them to write 150 words, 40 minutes on task 2, which required them to write 250 words.

In Task 1, candidates are required to look at a diagram or some data and present information in their own words. They are assessed on their ability to compare data, describe an object or explain the stages and functioning of a particular process.

In Task 2, candidates are presented with a point of view or an argument. They are assessed on their ability to present and justify an opinion they give, compare evidence and evaluate and challenge ideas. They are also assessed on their English written skills.

General Training Writing

This test consists of two writing tasks. Candidates are requested to spend 20 minutes on Task 1 which requires them to write at least 150 words, and 40 minutes on task 2, which requires them to write 250 words

In Task 1, candidates are asked to respond to a situation with a letter requesting information or explaining a given situation. They are assessed on their ability to engage in personal correspondence, express wants, dislikes and complaints etc

In Task 2, candidates are presented with a point of view or an argument. They are assessed on their ability to present and justify an opinion they give, compare evidence and evaluate ideas. They are also assessed on their writing style

Speaking

This test consists of two writing tasks. Candidates are requested to spend 20 minutes on Task 1 which requires them to write at least 150 words, and 40 minutes on task 2, which requires them to write 250 words

This test lasts between 11 to 14 minutes and is conducted by a trained examiner; it is further divided into three parts

In Part 1, the candidate and the examiner introduce themselves, candidates are then asked general questions about themselves, their friends, family, home, studies, hobbies

In Part 2, the candidate is given a task card with prompts and is asked to talk on the given topic, the candidate has one minute to prepare for this task, and can make notes if they wish to, before speaking on the topic for 1-2 minutes

In Part 3, the examiner and the candidate engage in a discussion which is related to the topic in Part 2

For complete information & enrolment on Studying Abroad, Contact Edwise on 1-800-200-3678 (Toll Free) / 08600911333.

Connect to Excellence- Study in Canada

Studying is a huge experience by itself, enriching the mind and broadening horizons with your chosen subject and all the added extras that come with high education, but doing that in a different country? That’s huge and life-changing. From the many countries you can study in, Canada is a hugely popular choice. It’s really not hard to see why.

Why Canada?

- Canadian Universities and colleges are primarily public-funded and known for their consistent high quality teaching, research and campus facilities. Tuition is affordable as compared to other top education destinations in the world.

- Several Canadian colleges and universities offer co-op or internship programmes or work placement programmes for an hands-on industry experience.

- Students are also eligible to work part-time, either on or off campus i.e. work upto 20 hours per week while classes are in session. Students can also work full-time during summer breaks.

- Scholarships opportunities are based on academic merit.

- International students, who have graduated from a participating Canadian post secondary institution can apply for permanent immigration to Canada.




Popular Courses in Canada

Engineering, Business programmes fine arts, gaming, animation and music are popular among students. Also postgraduate studies in subjects like environment, water and health. Canada is a leader in research and innovation with most of the research undertaken in its universities.


Things You Must Know

Internationally recognized degrees
Duration for UG is 4 years and PG is 1-2 years
Tuition Fees for UG is 7-8 lakhs, PG/MBA is 7-8 lakhs
20 hours work during studies and Co-Op programmes
1-3 years work permit after completion of programme
Major intakes are Sept and Jan
IELTS 6.5 bands required
Option for permanent residency

What Edwise Students says...

“The experience with Edwise was like being with Family, I was never treated as an applicant, they always made me feel a part of them. Anyone who wishes to fulfill their dreams should come to Edwise.”
Name: Gurmanjeet Singh
Country: Canada
University: Seneca College

“They provide very high quality service with truly professional staff. They helped me with everything right from scratch till I got to the University.”
Name: Padma Patnaik
Country: Canada
University: Concordia University

“It was a great experience with Edwise. It was like a dream come true. The Edwise Team is very helpful and they have an excellent management set-up.”
Name: Ritesh Jagtaini
Country: Canada
University: George Brown College

“All my friends visiting other consultants had lots of complaints, but I never had any. I never felt any need to visit other consultants. I personally feel that Edwise provides the best service and is beyond any comparison.”
Name: Shirish Raju
Country: Canada
University: Centennial College

“It is an excellent consultancy. They are very helpful and friendly they look into your needs personally. The guidance given is very valuable and precious.”
Name: Minal Shelar
Country: Canada
University: Humber College


Educational Consultant

We at Edwise streamline and personalize the process for each student irrespective of the destination, institution, course or any level of study. Our team of experienced professionals will provide you individual attention and exceptional guidance throughout your process of application. We provide assistance related to course selections, admission, visa, bank-loan and scholarships. We also host University delegates for direct student interaction and all these services are provided free of cost. We have established since 1991 and have been maintaining strong networks with over 575 universities in 16 countries, hence giving us a unique insight into the finest educational establishments worldwide.

Start your education in Canada with valuable information on everything you need to know about studying abroad from study permits, temporary resident visas and how much it costs, to finding a program.

Do visit your nearest Edwise branch & choose your university carefully under our expert guidance and ensure that you have all your paperwork in order. Once you apply, and the wait is over, you can really begin to look forward to not only studying in a beautiful and vibrant country, but also to a life experience quite like no other.


For complete details on Study in Canada
Contact us on 1-800-200-3678 / 08600911333.

GRE Training at Edwise

Edwise offers one of the most intensive, comprehensive and value for money training services for GRE in India. One of the most salient features of training at Edwise is a very strong focus on building the foundation of Mathematics coupled with rigorous practice. Our faculties devote a considerable amount of time strengthening the fundamentals of students.

Verbal focuses on making students work with different types of questions, guiding them with approach, reason and giving them ample of practice so that they are able to answer any type of question. The essay official topics are discussed in class and guidelines are provided with regard to ideas to be presented, organization to be followed and language used.

Test Format

• Analytical Writing (One section with two separately timed tasks) with 30 minutes per task
• Verbal Reasoning (Two sections) 20 questions per section, with 30 minutes allotted per section
• Quantitative Reasoning (Two sections) 20 questions per section, with a time of 35 minutes per section
•  Unscored (position varies) number of questions and time alloted varies
• Research (At the end of the test) number of questions and time alloted also varies

Test Preparation

For the Quantitative part, every session begins with explaining concepts of a particular topic. After the concepts are explained, teachers solve different types of problems, and show how the concepts can be applied. The students are given about 25 questions of Problem Solving and Quantitative Comparison types to solve in class. The teachers remain in class while the students solve these problems, and guide them if they face any difficulty. Home assignments are given, and include approximately the same number of questions. Towards the end of each session, time is devoted to discuss difficulties of previous home assignments.

The Verbal part starts with a detailed introduction to different question types such as Reading Comprehension and Discrete Questions, practice exercises are then assigned from the GRE Official Guide. After completion of individual exercises, our teachers engage in a detailed discussion with the students in order to understand the reasoning and approach followed by them, and in turn guides them with the proper approach.

The Essay topics for the GRE are chosen from the official pool, and are then discussed with the students. After these essays are discussed, guidelines are given for the composition of these essays.

Salient Features of the GRE training

• 100 hours of intensive and thorough training
• Training involves strengthening the fundamentals in Math, and guiding the students with approaching different types of questions at the same time helping students build reasoning skills and giving them sufficient practice
•  Maximum of 8 students per batch
•  Well stocked library
• 20 full length mock tests given to students
•  Availability of Weekdays and Weekend Batches (Tuesday to Friday, 2 hours per day OR Saturday and Saturday, 4 hours per day)
• Availability of Fast Track Mode (Tuesday to Sunday, 4 hours per day) for people who wish to complete the course quickly
• Facility of shifting to any branch throughout India
• Mathematics for MBA by RS Agarwal, GRE Official Guide and Barron's GRE issued as courseware.

 Student Testimonials

“I thank Edwise and the faculty who helped crack the GRE with great scores. The number of mock tests given to me, prepared me for the final test. It is only because of Edwise, I am currently studying in one of the best universities in USA.”

Aditi Avadh - GRE Coaching


“I was planning on preparing for GRE myself but then I found about Edwise and it was undoubtedly a very great decision. The study material is great and the course offers a lot of books to study from. Edwise was also very flexible with timing which really helps a student prepare. Moreover the study environment is great and everyone is very friendly. Edwise has a huge role to play in me getting a good score.”

Sheetanshu Tyagi - GRE coaching

 

 

“Teachers are very helpful, always there to guide you. There are plenty of practice books that can be very useful for the students. Tests happen every week, which aids the student to know if he/she is making enough progress.”

Aditi – GRE Coaching

About Us

We at Edwise streamline and personalize the process for each student irrespective of the destination, institution, course or any level of study. Our team of experienced professionals will provide you individual attention and exceptional guidance throughout your process of application. We provide assistance related to course selections, admission, visa, bank-loan and scholarships. We also host University delegates for direct student interaction and all these services are provided free of cost. We have established since 1991 and have been maintaining strong networks with over 575 universities in 16 countries, hence giving us a unique insight into the finest educational establishments worldwide.

Start your education abroad with valuable information on everything you need to know about studying abroad from study permits, temporary resident visas and how much it costs, to finding a program

Do visit your nearest Edwise branch & choose your university carefully under our expert guidance and ensure that you have all your paperwork in order. Once you apply, and the wait is over, you can really begin to look forward to not only studying in a beautiful and vibrant country, but also to a life experience quite like no other.

Advantages & Challenges of Studying Abroad

March 2016

For many students, going away to college is the first time that they will live away from their parents or hometown. University life affords freedom, independence, and an opportunity to gain life skills that will be used your day to day life while this certainly is a major event, getting the most out of your college experience may involve going beyond your university’s campus.

Off-campus volunteer and work opportunities may be the farthest you’ll want to venture from your college campus. But you may want to consider studying abroad.

Studying abroad offers a unique opportunity to grow academically, professionally, and personally while going on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. There are a number of other benefits to studying abroad; however, there are also numerous challenges. Consider the pros and cons, and decide if studying abroad may be right for you.

Advantages of Studying Abroad

Experience a Foreign Culture

Visiting foreign lands in person, however, is an entirely different experience. When you study abroad, you participate in the day-to-day life of a new locale, gaining first-hand understanding and new appreciation of the culture.

Improve Your Second Language Skills

You may already be fluent in a second language, or you might study abroad in one of the many countries where English is spoken as a first language. However, studying abroad can provide you with a perfect opportunity to learn a new foreign language.

Being surrounded by native speakers affords you the chance to immerse yourself in the language, which can expedite your retention and fluency. Furthermore, if you travel to a country in which the primary language is one you’ve studied in school, you can add to your vocabulary colloquial words and phrases that may not appear in the textbooks.

Explore Your Own Heritage

Students whose familial heritage stems from abroad will often choose to explore their ethnicity and ancestry. In fact, reports show that minority students benefit both personally and academically when they have studied abroad in the country of their family’s origin.

Pursue an Activity You Wouldn’t at Home

Studying abroad is a chance for you to be adventurous, explore the unknown, and try your hand at activities that may not be offered in your home state. For example, if you’re studying abroad in Argentina, you can try numerous adventure sports, from zip-lining, to rafting, to mountain biking. If you enjoy heights, you can try paragliding. No matter what you choose, it’s sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Learn How to Communicate Across Cultures

In today's increasingly global society, it’s important to possess the skills to communicate across cultures – and this means understanding more than just a different language. Studying abroad helps you become familiar with the customs and traditions of the country in which you are studying, in addition to the language. By interacting with locals, you can develop an appreciation for the culture and its differences from your own.

Become More Independent

Studying abroad removes you from the normal support network that you are accustomed to back home. While on the one hand, being away from friends and family can seem daunting, it is also a chance for you to hone your own skills and gain some independence.

Whether it’s washing your laundry or buying groceries, you will learn to take responsibility for your actions. When you return home, your increased independence will be very useful – it can help you in your job search, at home, or in your day-to-day routines.

Manage Your Own Finances

One major aspect of being an independent adult is having the ability to manage your own finances. Regardless of whether your study abroad program is financed by a scholarship, grant, or another source of income, chances are that it will be your responsibility to pay the bills.

Furthermore, living in a new country will help you learn and understand a new form of currency, and familiarize yourself with the various living expenses. Understanding how to manage your expenses will especially be beneficial when you no longer rely on the support of your family.

Increase Your Employment Prospects

Employers value prospective candidates with international experience, foreign language skills, and the ability to communicate across cultures. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in international relations, diplomacy, or government, these skills will be especially useful.

Use your experience studying abroad to expand your set of abilities, and make these a determining factor that will separate you from the others in a pool of applicants.

Form New and Rewarding Relationships

Without your regular support group of friends and family, you will be confronted with new situations on a daily basis. However, studying abroad offers you the chance to meet new people and form friendships that may last a lifetime.

Whether you’re living with a host family or in a student residence, make an effort to form relationships with those around you. Not only will you have someone around to console you when you are homesick, you will also know people that you can have fun with. Recreation is an important part of the studying abroad experience, and you will likely enjoy sharing your experiences much more than spending your time alone.

Network for Your Future

In addition to making friends, you can also form professional contacts while abroad. Generally speaking, course loads tend to be comparatively lighter while studying abroad, so this can be an ideal occasion to intern, work part-time or volunteer while you’re studying.

Consult your college or university to see whether they help you find internships or work placements abroad. Sometimes, you can even get credit from your home institution. When you’re finished working abroad, be sure to ask for a recommendation letter to testify that you worked abroad, and to share with future prospective employers.

Challenges to Consider

Though there are a myriad of benefits to foreign study, consider some of the drawbacks before you decide whether it’s right for you:

Homesickness Can Occur Frequently.

If you have never spent much time far from home, this could be a serious issue. You may find yourself missing the people you left back home, and the less outgoing you are the more of a problem this can become.

Academic Programs Abroad May Be Less Rigorous

Of course, this comes down to where you currently study and the program in question. Ask other students who have participated in the program you’re interested in, to see if it will be worthwhile from an academic standpoint.

It May Be Difficult to Get to Know Locals.

In some countries, the locals will be warm and inviting, while in others, it might take a little more effort to make friends. If you’re concerned, find out in advance how Americans are typically received and treated in the area.

You May Experience Culture Shock – When You Return Home.

Once you become used to a foreign environment, your home might actually seem foreign to you. This effect will be most notable when returning from countries where cultural differences from your home are numerous.

Programs Can Be Expensive

While there are study abroad scholarships opportunities specifically designed for students who wish to study abroad, you may not be eligible. Is it worth racking up more student loan debt? If you don’t qualify for a scholarship, weigh the pros and cons to make the best decision, and be sure to expand your search – consult government-sponsored initiatives for further grants, if possible.

Credits May Not Transfer

If you’re planning to conduct research abroad, be sure to mention it to your college or university, as you may be able to transfer credits to your home institution. However, credits may not always transfer. This may not matter to some students, but to others it could be vital – especially when you consider the financial costs.

For complete information & enrolment on Studying Abroad, Contact Edwise on 1-800-200-3678 (Toll Free) / 08600911333.

March 2016

GRE Vs GMAT

1. Who can opt for giving the GRE and GMAT?

Students who wish to pursue their MS or MBA can give the GRE. However, only some colleges accept GRE for MBA. The GMAT on the other hand, can be given by students who want to pursue a career in management.

2. Does the GRE and the GMAT have the same sections?

Yes, both the GRE and the GMAT have Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical Writing sections, however the GMAT does have an Integrated Reasoning section, which is not included in the GRE

3. What type of questions does the GRE and GMAT have?

The Verbal part of the GRE consists of Reading Comprehension, Discrete questions and AWA. This AWA consists of two types of essays, one issue essay and one argument essay, while the Quantitative section consists of Problem Solving The Verbal section of the GMAT includes Reading Comprehension, Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning and AWA. Quantitative includes Problem Solving and Data sufficiency

4. How many questions appear on the GRE and GMAT exam?

The GRE has a total of 100 questions, which is inclusive of the experimental section, however only 80 questions out of the given 100 are graded. The Verbal and Quantitative section both consist of 40 questions each. The GMAT has a total of 78 questions, verbal has 41 questions with a total of 75 minutes allotted for this section, while quantitative has 37questions with a similar time frame.

5. How is the GRE and GMAT scored?

The GRE is scored out of a total of 340, and is broken down into Verbal (170) and Quant (170) Essays are not included in this score, each essay is graded out of 6, but an average of both essays are taken.

The GMAT is scored between a range of 200-800 overall; each section is further sub-scored on a scale of 0-60. Here the Analytical Writing is scored on a total of 6.

6. How is the GRE and GMAT different?

GRE is a section adaptive test. It means if you have solved a section correctly, the next section will have a higher difficulty level. The GMAT in turn is a question adaptive test. A correct answer increases the level of difficulty for the next question, and an incorrect answer will lead to a less difficult question.

For complete information & enrolment on GRE and GMAT, Contact Edwise on 1-800-200-3678 (Toll Free) / 08600911333.

March 2016

The Next step you take Matters!

The world is filled with various career choices ranging from Medicine to Mass Communications, Engineering to Event Management, Marine Biology to Information Technology. The confusion that students face over which career to pick is understandable.

Are you unsure about your career path?

A large number of students continue to choose a career based merely on the fact that their friends are doing the same thing or because their parents told them to do so. This, however, may not be the best way to go about it.

We at Edwise understand the dilemma of the students while choosing the pathways for higher education. To cater to such needs, Edwise has designed the Academic Pathway Planning Program.

Academic Pathway Planning (APP)

Academic pathway planning is the process of helping individuals know their strengths and weakness, their interests and their abilities in the world of work in order to reach a mature career decision.

It involves assessment in 3 areas:

Aptitude: It is the ability to do well in a given field.

Interest: It defines your likes and dislikes for certain kind of activities and the kind of work you would like to do.

Personality: Our Personality is who we truly are, our character traits, qualities and shortcomings. Awareness of our personality helps us make a career choice.

APP can be undertaken by:

• Students of class X, class XII to decide which stream to select
• Under graduates
• Graduates and above
• For any adult who is planning a career
• For anyone who is uncertain about future academic direction

Advantages of APP:

• Right information in a structured way. It provides the student with the right information in a structured way, so that the student can use the information promptly, enabling them to choose the best career course.
• Open up Choices. APP will open up choices about which the student may not be aware of.
• Gives Confidence. APP gives confidence to the students while making a decision on their future career course.
• Helps understand personality. APP helps students to understand their individual personality that influence their academic decisions.
• Self improvement plan. APP is a self improvement plan for personal development and growth.

What Edwise Students say…

“Prior to the APP test, the only interest I had was Aviation. After undergoing the APP test, I realized, I was not fit for Aviation. The tests showed me that my aptitude, interest and personality was leaning more towards Business Management. I liked the option and in consultation with Edwise, I am pursuing Bachelors in Business Management from LIBT, UK.”

- Shweta Hanspal

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“After my graduation, hundreds of emerging career options and different criteria’s admission by different institutions came as a nightmare to me. But after the APP test from Edwise I got a clear view about my career goals. The test helped me decide to go for a designing course which best suited my personality. So after consultation with a counselor from Edwise I am applying for Post Graduate Diploma in Designing in UTS Insearch, Australia.”

- Yazhad Gheesta

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“After passing my 10th grade, I found it extremely difficult deciding my future aspirations. The Academic Pathway Planning Program test proved to be an excellent ‘guide’ in leading me to the right direction. Using the information the test provide, I was able to choose subjects in the International Baccalaureate program. I would recommend the APP test for all those who are uncertain about their future interests."

- Yash Somani

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“I was in my last year of graduation and was confused between choosing MS in Computers or a MBA for my higher studies. Then I underwent the Academic Pathway Planning Program test and my results showed me that my aptitude and interest is more inclined towards MBA. So now I am applying for MBA in Northeastern University, USA. APP test really cleared all my confusion and showed me the right path.”

- Sonam Jain

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Overseas Education Consultant

We at Edwise streamline and personalize the process for each student irrespective of the destination, institution, course or any level of study. Our team of experienced professionals will provide you individual attention and exceptional guidance throughout your process of application. We provide assistance related to course selections, admission, visa, bank-loan and scholarships. We also host University delegates for direct student interaction and all these services are provided free of cost. We have established since 1991 and have been maintaining strong networks with over 575 universities in 16 countries, hence giving us a unique insight into the finest educational establishments worldwide.

Start your education in Canada with valuable information on everything you need to know about studying abroad from study permits, temporary resident visas and how much it costs, to finding a program. 

Do visit your nearest Edwise branch & choose your university carefully under our expert guidance and ensure that you have all your paperwork in order. Once you apply, and the wait is over, you can really begin to look forward to not only studying in a beautiful and vibrant country, but also to a life experience quite like no other.

For complete information & enrolment on Overseas Education process, Contact Edwise on 1-800-200-3678 (Toll Free) / 08600911333.

March 2016