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SPECIAL RESEARCH SECTION IN THE NCLEX RN EXAM If you are planning to appear for the NCLEX RN examination between July and September 2017 there is a high chance that you may be given an opportunity to participate in the Special Research section at the end of your NCLEX RN examination. Once you have finished all your questions in the examination, you will be asked whether you wish to participate in the Special Research section. “This section is designed to collect data on new item types that could expand or enhance the measurement of entry-level nursing competence including clinical judgment”, according to the NCSBN website. This research section will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Data pertaining to developing better scoring rules, providing evidence of item characteristics and finding how much time the candidate spends on them are some of the types of information that the research will intend on collecting. This section is purely optional and will not be sc

How to crack the Reading in TOEFL? TOEFL IBT , Test of English as Foreign Language, like other it also has four modules reading, listening, speaking and writing. Usually, candidates start feeling sick and getting fear when they heard about the reading module; the only reason is that it consists of 3(minimum) long passages with 12 questions in it. And all of them are typical of academic level which is further ads up in their scary level. But, no need to scare of this module or any other module also, all we need a proper time management and practice. First of all , you should keep in mind that every module consists of 30 marks and altogether this exam of 120 marks. As is discussed above that there are 12 different types of questions you’ll get, so you should better know the each kind of questions and they way to attempt that questions. It is better to read passage after not before because the given questions always come with the paragraph in which you’ll get you answer and this

GRE - Graduate Record Examination-test to evaluate applicants for Graduate school admission. This test provides a common measure for comparing students qualifications. Test is conducted by Education Testing Service.( ETS). It is a Computer Based Test. GRE Test content includes three different sections. Verbal Reasoning Quantitative Reasoning Analytical Writing In the GRE, there are two scored Math sections, two scored Verbal sections, and one Experimental (unscored Math or Verbal) section, but the order varies. You can get two math or two verbal sections in a row. The Verbal and Math sections will have 20 questions each for computer based exam and given 30 minutes for each verbal section. Verbal Section include Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Paragraph Argument, and Reading Comprehension. In Reasoning practice you  need to focus on reading comprehension, passage analysis, English grammar, and some intense vocabulary. In verbal section Text, Completion and

Why PTE? Many candidates come and ask the same question again and again that why PTE, why not IELTS. Just to clear this question first of all I would like to say that it all depends upon the candidate’s choice which exam he/she prefer, but it is also very important to know about both the exam what they are and what are patterns of that exam. However, there are many benefits of PTE ( Pearson Tests of English ) on other exams are like, Firstly it is computer based exam - All the modules are on the computer specifically the person who are good at writing and familiar with the computer it is easy for them and also for the candidates who’s handwriting is very bad and also for the them who feel hesitation when they speak in front of others.   Secondly, the result is pretty fast because it is checked by computer -  Candidates who are in hurry to know their results and want to fill the further papers, usually go for PTE because you can have your result within 5 business d

SPOKEN ENGLISH Spoken English is one of the most important necessity of the students in India as the students do not get to have an abundant practice of Spoken English. Spoken English is an oral language or vocal language produced with a vocal tract which is opposed to signing languages. Linguists provide the path way to common people that how to speak the language in a right manner. There are various synonyms of the same word that are spoken. Pronunciation is another way according to which a word is spoken so as a common man can understand what a person is trying to say this helps to exchange both informal and formal way of exchange of ideas.  Working Area To Improve Spoken English Listening : This is one of the effective methods to learn how to speak in English. As it teaches us to get to know about the pronunciation and the way the words can be connected with each other as well as one in which they can be spoken by a common man through listening various pronuncia

Management Aptitude Test Management Aptitude Test  ( MAT ) is a standard aptitude test conducted in India by All India Management Association (AIMA). MAT is used for admission to Master of Business Administration (MBA) and allied program by over 600business schools across India. Candidates can choose to take either a paper-based or a computer-based test. It is conducted in either in English or Hindi. Eligibility is for  graduates in  any discipline, though final year students of graduate courses can also apply. The test is offered four times in a year in February, May, September, and December. The score is valid for one year. The tests include 200 questions, 40 in each subject: language comprehension, mathematical skills, data analysis and sufficiency, intelligence and critical reasoning, and Indian and global environment. Time allotted is 150 minutes. There is no age bar. Job experience is not necessary to give this exam. The nature of MAT test