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With a score of 314 in the GRE and 97 in TOEFL, to what universities can I apply (Computer Science) for the 2018 spring/fall?

Hi Kumarnaik, Spring is out of question now, since we are already in September. There may be a couple of options still left but would definitely not suggest you to compromise on the Quality of the University especially considering you have a decent score. You'd need to evaluate the Options carefully and keep in mind several factors before finalizing the schools and the Scores alone cant be the criteria. However on a broad note these are some of the schools that you can consider: - Rochester Inst of Tech - NYU -Poly - Syracuse - UT- Dallas - USC - CSU-LA - San Fransisco State Keep in mind its extremely important to choose universities in the right locations.

Hi Samit, Giving the GRE a 2nd attempt is something which a lot of students do, and most often they do find a score improvement. Since you've already experienced the real test once you'd know your strengths and weakness on the test, your first step should be to identify what went right and what went wrong on the test day, once you have a basic understanding of where you stand you would be suggested to pick modules which you felt were difficult or where you didn't score well and spend more time on solving those questions, for e.g if you found RC difficult, practice more RC questions and so on. Another factor to keep in mind is time management, were you able to finish your sections on time? if not it'd be extremely important to learn how to do so. Your Plan of action should be as follows: - Asses & Analyze your first attempt - Identify tough Modules and pick pool of questions - Practice these questions - Take as Many Mock tests as you can ( Timed) - Keep a check on your progress - Ensure your strong areas dont suffer Good Luck

Hi, There's no definite timeline for preparing for the GRE, there are multiple factors which you'd need to keep in mind before attempting the real GRE. The timeline would depend on: - Your current Level - Your expected Score - The amount of time you can dedicate to prepare for the GRE - Type of Learning ( Self/Tutored etc..) Normally, most students would give themselves 3-4 Months to prepare.