Why study in UK? The advantages of studying in UK are as follows: To pursue Post Graduate degree in UK, only 15 years of education is required(in other countries like in US, required qualification is 16 years, international students who have done 3 years bachelor program face difficulty in seeking admission for PG courses). International [...]

Once candidates receive their GRE score they start bugging about their college admission .Whether their achieved score can get them their desired college? Which colleges are in their approach? They remain muddle up with these types of questions. We shall try to clear your doubts by giving you a list of colleges with required GRE [...]

In simple term verbs are called as ‘action words’. Verb is a very essential part of sentence formation. You must use the correct verb in order to frame correct statement. Here, I want to discuss with you some key points that you need to keep remember while applying the verb: Observe below mentioned two sentences: [...]

Changed GRE, Verbal Section, Question answers Hi All, we know that GRE is changing from August 1, 2011 .We wish to give you a feel about how changed verbal section will look, so it can clear the picture in your mind up to some extent. The revised GRE Verbal Reasoning section will consist following types [...]

In my earlier blogs, we had discussed about basic word formation i.e. word types and prefixes. Now, we shall have a look on prefixes. The classification of prefixes generally happens on grammatical category from the base word (word to which suffix will attach)belong. Suffixes are classified as follows: Noun Suffixes: When we attach these types [...]

In verbal analogy questions students are provided with a pair of words having some meaningful relationship. This relationship between words is generally accurate and definite. To answer analogy questions students have to select a pair of words, which outdo all the available options and present the best connection in regard to main word expression. Consider [...]

synonyms,antonyms,words,awkward,spunk,quixotic, mealy mouthed,cogent,chary,lackluster,magnify Hi all, synonyms and antonyms are the pivotal constituent of GRE’s verbal section. To answer synonyms type questions you have to pick out word which is equivalent in meaning to the main word but , antonyms type questions require a word which is contrary in meaning to main word .Here is a [...]

Modal verbs are used for taking permission, showing ability, seeking advice, or showing intention etc. In this blog we will have a close look at modal verb ‘have’. May/Might + Have This expression is used for demonstrating only possibility relating to the past action .Example: She may/might have gone yesterday. She might have failed. Could [...]

Antonyms are one of the most difficult part of the verbal section .You will come across with 9 questions on antonym in the verbal section. In antonym questions, you have to choose the word that is exactly or nearly opposite to main word. Look at the following mentioned example: Rarefy 1. Condense. 2. Conceive 3. [...]

In this blog, we shall look at suffixes in more detail. Prefix Here are some prefixes with their usages: 1. Negation Prefixes: Prefixes like un- , a- , in- , dis- , non-,im-, ir- negate the meaning of the stem by adding the stem meaning into ‘not’, ‘opposite of’, ‘lacking in’. Example: untrue, atypical, incompetent, [...]