FAQ's
FAQ's on Interview Questions
- Tell me about yourself.
- What do you know about our organization?
- Why do you want to work for us?
FAQ's on Resume Building
- Don't lie in your resume.
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This is an obvious tip. An employer discovering a lie in your resume has the legal option of firing you immediately. Beyond this, many employers will do background checks and contact references during the hiring process. Avoid any potential problems by being truthful.
- Beware templates and sample resumes:
Using a template can be helpful, but use your own discretion when deciding which elements to retain. You must create your own original resume using valid personal information.
- Ensure your resume is clear and readable:
Use standardized formatting and clear, concise language when building your resume.
- Use proper grammar, punctuation, and matching verb tenses:
Use your writing as a way to demonstrate you have quality communication skills. Consistent verb tense keeps your writing clear and understandable. Most resume building uses past and present tense only.
- Use powerful action verbs:
Don't say, "Responsible for performing," say, "Performed."
- Keep your wording professional and free of jargon or slang:
Use professional communication skills when writing your resume. Improper spelling or colloquial terms decreases your overall presentation as well as the clarity of your writing.
FAQ's on CAT
- I hear that CAT will be held online. Is that correct?
- How is the computer-based format different from the paper-based format?
- The format of the test is more or less the same except that a candidate reads a question on a computer terminal and clicks on the correct answer, instead of reading on a paper booklet and using a pencil to darken the ovals on an answer sheet.
- Can I take the test from any computer?
- No. A candidate will have to test on a pre-assigned workstation and will not have a choice to choose his workstation, in the testing venue chosen by him/her during the time of registration.
FAQ's on GMAT
- What is an average GMAT score?
- The average score for GMAT is 550 for a total marks of 800.The level of competition is high for the top business schools which pick up only outstanding performers with a score between 630 to 720.
- What is the time taken to prepare for GMAT?
- Preparation time differs according to the potential of students. In order to achieve a good score, 3 months of preparation is required.
- How am I measured through GMAT test?
- You will be tested on your analytical thinking, mathematical skills and logical reasoning. While preparing ensure that you have refreshed your mathematical skills and English grammar.
FAQ's on GRE
- What is GRE or Graduate Record Examination?
- The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test conducted by Educational Testing Service, ETS, US. The scores of the GRE general test are used as one of the most important parameters by universities and colleges in the US and Canada while selecting students to their graduate program of study. Also, graduate schools and universities in other countries might require the GRE as one of their admission requirements. in addition to graduate schools, few business schools accept GRE scores. The GRE General Test aims to assess a student's Analytical Writing Ability, verbal skills and quantitative skills. As this is a General Test, the test does not relate to any specific field of study. The GRE test, which was a paper based test till October 2002, was changed to a computer adaptive format. ETS, the administrator of GRE, is making significant changes to the pattern of the GRE General test and the pattern of reporting GRE scores for tests to be administered from August 1, 2011.
- What is the structure of the New GRE Computer Based Test?
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Here's a breakdown of the timing and tasks for each test section
1. Analytical Writing
1. One "Analyze an issue" task. Duration 30 minutes.
2. One "Analyze an Argument" task. Duration 30 minutes.
2. Verbal Reasoning
Approximately 20 questions per section (2 sections). Duration 30 minutes per section.3. Quantitative Reasoning
Approximately 20 questions per section (2 sections). Duration 35 minutes per section.4. Unscored
An unidentified unscored section that does not count toward a score may be included and may appear in any order after the Analytical Writing section. This section is typically a Verbal Reasoning or a Quantitative Reasoning section.5. Research
An identified research section that is not scored may also be included. The research section will always appear at the end of the test. Questions in this section are included for the purpose of ETS research and will not count toward your score. You'll get a 10-minute break following the third section, and a 1-minute break between the other test sections.
FAQ's on TOEFL
- How to apply for TOEFL test?
- TOEFL test can be applied online, by phone, and by mail. In case a person wants to register in person, he/she has to apply at a TOEFL iBT Test Resource Center. When TOEFL registration is done in person at a resource center, local currencies are accepted and registration vouchers are provided after the registration.
- Who accepts TOEFL scores?
- TOEFL scores are accepted by more than 8,000 universities and colleges in more than 110 countries. TOEFL is a gateway to study in native English speaking countries.
- What is the registration fee for an internet based (iBT) and paper based (PBT) TOEFL?
- Registration fee for internet based TOEFL varies depending on the test center. For iBT the fee ranges from US$150 to US$225. When it comes to PBT there is a standard application fee of US$ 160.
- Am I allowed to take notes during the test?
- Yes, candidates are allowed to take down notes but they cannot carry those notes with them. For security reasons the notes which are made during the test are destroyed.