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How To Improve Your Scores In IELTS Speaking

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  Everyone knows about the basic criteria that help IELTS candidates to get better scores in Writing and Speaking. There are, however, other factors that may indirectly aid test takers during their speaking tests. So, let’s explore the ways that will help you boost your IELTS Speaking score. 5 Easy Ways to Ace your IELTS Speaking Keep your Body Language Calm In the Speaking test, the examiner asks you several questions and you have to answer them. It is understandable that when you have so much in your mind it is difficult to relax. But if you think of it as a light conversation with a friend, the whole process will become easier for you. Remember that the examiner is not there to find faults in your language, instead he is there to observe your strengths as a communicator. Therefore, you can talk in a cool and calm manner rather than becoming a bundle of nerves. Speak in an Engaging Manner No one likes to get bored to death, hence, deal with the questions as if you are excited abo...

Things to do before applying for a Ph.D. program in the USA

  Along with bachelor’s and master’s degrees, a lot of international students are now pursuing Ph.Ds. at American universities because the programs are comprehensive and structured, and encourage a lot of independent research. Apart from world-class facilities, well-equipped research labs, and qualified professors, American universities also offer funding opportunities to deserving candidates which makes it easier for international students to pursue Ph.D. in America. To pursue a Ph.D. program in any American university, students must have a minimum of 16 years of education, which means, they must have completed their bachelor’s degree at the least.  Students can also apply for a combined program for MS and Ph.D.  In order to qualify for a Ph.D. students should have a high score in the GRE (320+) and sometimes, in the subject GRE along with a GPA of 8.5 or above in their undergraduate program. If the master’s has been done from the USA, the GPA has to be 3.5 and above. Ho...

Now get GRE Ready at your own pace with Oak's GRE Self-Prep

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  Now gear up to prepare for the GRE at your own pace, from anywhere, anytime with Oak’s newly launched GRE Self-Prep: a 100% online self-paced learning module designed especially for Indian students. After the resounding success of our online batches with live lectures, we have developed the GRE Self-Prep with the idea of providing a complete coaching experience to students sitting anywhere across the world at their convenience. The GRE Self-Prep comprises: Video Lessons 22+ hours of video lessons for Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing Key concepts Topic-specific drills Exclusive Analytical essay writing drills Basic Math practice drills Math formulae Video modules with interactive transcripts for better understanding Progress Tracking for self-assessment Viewed status Mark as Finished My Notes Focused Practice Reinforce your understanding by solving the focused practice sets which include: Topic-wise questions for the Quantitative Aptitude Section. S...

Jumpstart your GRE Prep with Oak's exclusive Study Plans

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  One of the most important steps in preparing for the GRE is planning your study schedule. Many a time, despite being fast learners, students fail to score high in the GRE only because of haphazard study methods. A structured prep plan helps you to systematically cover all the topics, manage time, and stay focused and motivated until your test day. At Dilip Oak’s Academy, along with GRE Coaching , we guide our enrolled students to study in a methodical manner through our exclusive GRE Study Plans. Depending upon your GRE date (ETS registered/tentative), we provide you with a customized study plan for either 1 month, 1.5 months, 2 months, 2.5 months, 3 months, 3.5 months or 4 months. Each study plan includes a step-by-step preparatory guide with day wise and week wise guidelines for Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing Sections of the GRE. While each study plan varies according to the duration, it broadly includes: Vocabulary Learning and Practice Verbal...

Struggling with GRE Vocabulary? Here are 5 tips from our expert faculty

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  If you are a GRE aspirant and you have just begun your prep, the GRE Vocabulary section might seem to be an impossible task, mainly because you are expected to master words which you barely use in your everyday conversations. It is certainly a daunting challenge. But if you start systematically, you can learn over a 1000 GRE words comfortably! How? By keeping in mind the following five tips: 1) Start from Day 1 of your prep If you are planning to take the GRE after three months, start your prep today! Keeping the vocabulary section for the last few days before the exam is a grave mistake that many students make. It becomes cumbersome to learn and retain so many words in a short span and you end up making silly mistakes. So start learning at least 5 new words right from day one of your prep so that you get ample time to practice and master them. 2) Don’t learn too many words at once Start slow, be steady. Instead of learning 20 words in a day, learn only five words and gradually...