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  I have done my B.Tech. from VIT University, Vellore Campus in Electronics and Communication Engineering with Specialization in Internet of Things and Sensors (2021 batch). In this article I hope to provide the readers preparing for the GRE with some tips and advice which they may find useful in getting a good score. The GRE General Test measures your verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking and analytical writing skills through two Quants sections, two Verbal sections and an Analytical writing section (Essay section). Most of the top universities across the USA, Canada, UK and Singapore require a good GRE score for getting an admission in a master’s course. Even though the public universities in Germany and some good universities across Europe don’t need a GRE score, it is always a plus point to have in your resume. For those who want to prepare seriously for GRE I suggest getting an online subscription to a portal of any good coaching class. This gives you better,

I have done my B.Tech. from VIT University, Vellore Campus in Electronics and Communication Engineering with Specialization in Internet of Things and Sensors (2021 batch). With this article I hope to provide the readers with an understanding of how the campus placements work, and give them some technical and miscellaneous tips which may be helpful during their placement season. This article has been written from the point of view of placements in software companies and those focusing on core companies should scroll down directly to the Interview and Miscellaneous tips. The selection process for most of the companies contains one or more rounds of screening tests followed by a coding round and one or two rounds of interviews. Some companies skip the coding round and conduct interviews directly after the screening tests. A few companies conduct a case study or a group discussion round before taking the interviews. The screening tests mostly include questions on verbal ability, aptitude a