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CalmLogic · 2008 June 20th, 04:19 PM

Almost all grad schools require the GRE. At least for computer science and I guess engineering as a whole, there are some top schools, specifically Purdue, MIT, UIUC, and Brown, that do not require the GRE, but, of course, getting admission at any of those schools is unlikely for most students.

2008 June 20th, 04:19 PM	#2 (permalink)
CalmLogic Retired Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 2,255	Almost all grad schools require the GRE. At least for computer science and I guess engineering as a whole, there are some top schools, specifically Purdue, MIT, UIUC, and Brown, that do not require the GRE, but, of course, getting admission at any of those schools is unlikely for most students. _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ Admit Profiles, CS Internships, TopCoder, Programming Challenges Applying to Ph.D. Programs in Computer Science *GRE Computer Science Subject Test*: ETS Booklet (solutions at Yahoo GRECS group), MFT, Titanium Bits, Guide, Ullman CS Book, Algorithms, Computer Architecture, Old Links more CS practice: Stanford Comps GATE CS/IT: 2009 Solutions, GATEForum, Yahoo, Freshers, Q & A, Mock Exams & Solutions, GATEMentor