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Cracking GRE Words
Tuesday, 26 September 2006
Learning vocabulary is a difficult and tedious task.  But did you know that most English words have a Greek or Latin origin.  Learning the derivations of words can be very beneficial to a GRE aspirant.
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The GRE Monster
Tuesday, 26 September 2006
The GRE not only tests the student’s comprehension and response abilities, but also tests him/her performance against time.  We have provided links for study material that will be useful to the student.
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GRE Essay Scoring Guide
Wednesday, 20 September 2006
Although the GRE Writing Assessment contains two discrete essay-writing tasks, a single combined score is reported because it is more reliable than either task score alone.  Most international students score anywhere between a 4.5 to 5.5.
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Introduction to GRE
Wednesday, 20 September 2006
The GRE is a crucial test for a student who is aspiring to pursue his graduate studies in the US.  In light of its importance, students should pay close attention to cracking the test. 
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Nanotechnology: The Emerging Giant (Part I)
Tuesday, 12 September 2006
Nanotechnology is one of the emerging technologies of the 21st century. The technology  is being increasingly used in various industries.  Students should look at the field as a very viable career option.  
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Unraveling Grade Point Average (GPA)
Monday, 04 September 2006
The Grade Point Average (GPA) is an indicator to determine a candidate's competency, aptitude and motivation levels.  In light of its importance, how does one approximate his own GPA in absence of any similar system. 
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VLSI in Perspective
Thursday, 07 September 2006
VLSI is one of the fastest growing fields in engineering.  With the trend of ubiquitous computing, it is set to grow exponentially.
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Everything about MIS
Wednesday, 30 August 2006
What is MIS?  What are the prospects of a MIS professional?  This articles provides an overview of the MIS field and the potential career opportunities available upon graduation.
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2010 STUDENT BATCH RESULTS

 

MEng in Computer Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1320

 

MS in Masters in Information Systems

TAMU (80% Scholarship)

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1430

 

Masters in Business Administration 

Columbia Business School

Acads: 7/10; GMAT: 710; 3 years exp.

 

Masters in Transportation Engineering

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Acads: 57%; GRE: 1460

 

Masters in Information Systems Management

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1300

 

Masters in Business Administration

Insead (France)

Acads: 67%; GMAT: 710; 3 years exp.

 

SELECTED RESULTS FROM PRIOR BATCHES

 

MS in Financial Engineering

Stanford University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1450

 

Masters in Information Systems 

University of California Berkeley

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1470

 

MS  in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 68%; GRE: 1290

 

Carnegie Mellon University 

INI Program

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1400+

 

Masters in Engineering (CS specilization)

Cornell University

Acads: 74%; GRE: 1400

 

Masters in Engineering (CS specialization)

Cornell University

Acads: 76%; GRE: 1400

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

Columbia University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1450 

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1520

  

Masters in Science (Computer Graphics specialization)

University of Pennsylvania 

Acads: 59%; GRE: 1220 

 

MS in Human Resource Development

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1390

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1420

 

Masters of Engineering Management

Darthmouth College (with Scholarship)

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1350 

 

MS in Computer Science

Stony Brook

Acads: 74%; GRE: 1400 

 

Masters in Human Resource Development

Michigan State University

Acads: 65%; GRE 1390 

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Chicago

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1420  

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 70%; GRE: 1350

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 61.8%; GMAT: 650

 

MS in Biomedical Sciences

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1360

 

MS in Information Security

John Hopkins University

Acads: 62%; GRE: 1280

 

Masters in Financial Engineering

University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1520 

 

MS in Information Security

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 55%; GMAT: 650

 

MS in Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1470

 

MS in Engineering Management

Duke University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1350

 

MS in Engineering Management

Duke University

Acads: 67.5%; GRE: 1350

 

2006 STUDENT BATCH


MS in Computer Science

U. of Texas Austin

Acads: 75.37%; GRE: 1500


  

MS in Management Information Systems

U. of California Berkeley

Acads: 61%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

UCLA

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1550



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

UCLA

Acads: 73%; GRE: 1440



MS in Applied Mathematics (Financial Engineering)

New York University

Acads: 65.66%; GRE: 1480



MS in Applied Mathematics (Financial Engineering)

New York University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1410



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 56; GRE: 1350



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 68; GRE: 1290



MS in Management Information Systems

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 54; GRE: 1310



MS in Financial Engineering

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1410



MS in Information Networking (INI)

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1410



MS in Information Networking (INI)

Carnegie Mellon University

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1370



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 69.4; GRE: 1400



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 65%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer Science

Cornell University

Acads: 72%; GRE: 1500



MS in Financial Engineering

Cornell University

Acads: 67%; GRE: 1470



MS in Computer Science

Cornell University

Acads: 75%; GRE: 1480



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1280



MS in Operations Research

Georgia Tech

Acads: 65.4%; GRE: 1330



MS in Computer Science

Georgia Tech

Acads: 69.5%; GRE: 1290



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 64.5%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

Georgia Tech

Acads: 71%; GRE: 1330



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Acads: 76%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Virginia Tech

Acads: 54%; GRE: 1230



MS in Computer Science

Penn State University Park

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1490



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 68%; GRE: 1360



MS in Computer/Electrical Engineering

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 72%; GRE: 1400



MS in Biotechnology

U. of Pennsylvania

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 64%; GRE: 1440



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 62%; GRE: 1490



MS in Computer Science

Columbia University

Acads: 63%; GRE: 1550



MS in Human Resources

Purdue University

Acads: 66%; GRE: 1350



MS in Computer Science

U. of Utah

Acads: 69%; GRE: 1380



MS in Financial Engineering

U. of Michigan Ann Arbor

Acads: 64%; GRE: 1280

 

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