Thread: ms in cs profile evaluation

hey hi madhavi thnx actually im very much intrstd in programming languages as well as data bases.. no i've no work experience i passed out this year.. i've to look fr some job so that i dnt face probs during visa intrvw..
i'm planin to aply for these

ambi
suny sb
UIC

mod n safe
oklahoma state univ
wright state univ
UTD, UTA
suny buffalo
indiana univ bloomington.. wat do u say abt these? i heard that IUB is a very good univ for cs

hI Sowmya,

I think all these universities are good.. if u get in UIC its very nice...Ya u still have one year na try doing somethinh useful so that it helps u in VISA process.. What's ur Gmail Id da?

HI, I too have almost same profile and will be applying to UTD and UTA!

Originally Posted by Keerthana

HI, I too have almost same profile and will be applying to UTD and UTA!

Hi Keertahana,

Its good to know that even ur applying for UTD and UTA

Hi Madhavi,

When had you submitted your application?
where are you from ?

Originally Posted by Keerthana

Hi Madhavi,

When had you submitted your application?
where are you from ?

Hi Keerthana,

I am form Bangalore. I submitted it in November and got admissions as well as my I20 Whats ur FB link ? so that i can contact u easily anytime

hai madhavi,

I have not yet taken my GRE test... so, i just want to take some time and wanted to join for spring 2014...could u please tell me how to score high in GRE ??

Originally Posted by tanusha

hai madhavi,

I have not yet taken my GRE test... so, i just want to take some time and wanted to join for spring 2014...could u please tell me how to score high in GRE ??

Hi tanusha,

Here is a reply of one of my friend who scored 316 in GRE . Hope this helps you
I know its so big to read. But still u must

1) MAGOOSH! I subscribed to their product. They are affordable and their questions are very very similar if not tougher than the GRE standards. Their repository has 100+ text completions and I must say it on my retake the text completions in the exam look very simple and I answered the first 6 questions within 6 minutes and I was confident about my answers in all of them.
2) GMAT OG. Solve their RC and critical reasoning.
3) NOVA's GRE prep, their math is simple but gives you good practice.
4) READ, READ and READ. If you are an avid reader then you are covered otherwise for people like me who don't have a reading habit, force yourself to read new-yorker, scientific american, theatlantic and new york times (sunday review). This will not only help you comprehend the RC's in a better way but will also help you give me extremely thought-provoking examples in your AWA Issue essay.
5) Make flash cards using Quizlet.com. Don't just write the word and the meaning, have some space for its usage. Use Wordnic.com for finding a word's usage. This will help you understand the context in which a word is used. REMEMBER, ETS puts in a lot of secondary meanings in its text completions and sentence equivalence. For example who know the secondary meaning of the word "betray". Most of them would think it on the lines of "treachery" but the secondary meaning for it is "to reveal". So, watch for such tricky words.
6) Try writing at least 4-5 issue/argument essays in your build up to the exam.
7) Study everyday and give yourself between 2-3 months of time if your working.