celaena23

You need to wait 21 days before retaking your test. Also, as someone mentioned above, the Magoosh flash card app is very useful as I myself used it. Also, try "Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis, many people claim that it helped them a lot. Invest in a good GRE coaching book as it will help you get a feel of the different types of questions.

Wait does University of Toronto look for GRE? GRE isn't mandatory for Canada is it? Also, since you have other strong points, your GRE scores shouldn't be a huge concern.

So I took my GRE a week ago and my quant was pretty low, and some of my friends have been telling me, for a Masters in Telecommunication Engineering or any other engineering masters degree requires a minimum of 160 in quant? Is this true? My GRE, quant : 157 verbal : 155. Awa not yet scored. Mu current gpa is around 9.52 on a 10 point scale with 6 semesters of Electronics and Communications engineering completed from a section 1 university. I don't live in a country where I can take my GRE again as they have very few dates and I travelled to another country to write it. Are my chances terrible to get into a decent university? Any university suggestions?

Go through some crucial rules/formulas for quant the day before. Look through words. Yeah, that's pretty much it.

Yes the harder questions do count. If you check the Official ETS GRE guide it has two score cards that convert your raw score. The more questions you answer correctly in the first section, you are more likely to get on par, hard questions in the next section, ultimately when converting your raw score, even if you get, say, three questions wrong, you can still get 170 if the sections are harder. If you don't answer your first section very well, you will probably get easier questions and even if you answer one question wrong, you cannot get 170. That's the difference.