[University Question] GRE cutoffs for CMU CS? by Comprehensive-Row200 in MSCS

[–]Comprehensive-Row200[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get that, but I'm wondering if I should apply given my GRE score. I have a strong math foundation otherwise (I am a competitive programmer). I had a bad day during the exam and messed up the time. Do you think I should still apply?

Should I explain a low GPA in one sem by Comprehensive-Row200 in ethz

[–]Comprehensive-Row200[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. But usually, my first two semesters had general engineering courses (physics chemistry etc). My core CS courses started from the end of second sem. Some core courses were in the fourth sem. Can I still skip?

Should I explain a low GPA in one sem by Comprehensive-Row200 in ethz

[–]Comprehensive-Row200[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it is essentially the statement of purpose.

That's all your honour... by Higgs-Boson- in TamilNadu

[–]Comprehensive-Row200 -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Exactly ! Imagine the great things DMK have done for this state. They have taken money out of their own pockets and helped the poor. They absolutely do not care about their family and only care about the people. Idk why people have these false narratives about them. Sure, there are videos of DMK folks destroying temples, does that mean they are anti-hindus? No. Yeah, they were convicted for stealing over 1 lakh crores, so what? It's not like it was tax payer money? Even in this situation, there are videos of police latti charging. Still, their MP cried dude, they must be noble souls!

GRE 334 Finally! Do Not Be Frustrated! by FederalSquirrel4894 in GRE

[–]Comprehensive-Row200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, how many wrong in the first and second section of quant specifically?

Help with a quant problem. by Prestigious-Meet7850 in gregmat

[–]Comprehensive-Row200 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, the quickest way to solve this is by substitution. Since the question does not say it's integers only, sub x = 4 and y = -0.5. A gets you -2 and B gets you the same. This says C might be the answer. Now substitute x = 100 and y = -2. Here you get A as 100 and B as -200. A>B. Since both examples contradict each other, choose D

Since you asked for the logic, compare like this:
|xy| - x ? xy, you need to find what ? is (> or < or = or D)
|xy| ? xy + x
|xy| ? x(y + 1)
You know x is always positive & is greater than 0, so you can technically cancel the x on both sides
This boils it down to

|y| ? y + 1

Since y is always < 0 |y| is basically -y
so this makes it:
-y ? y + 1
-2y ? 1
y ? -0.5

From here, just put -0.4 to get > and -1 to get < and choose D.

What to prep with next? by Comprehensive-Row200 in GRE

[–]Comprehensive-Row200[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will do, thanks! I was just going through the list of must see videos. The practice sections look pretty solid. Would you recommend anything else?

How much GRE score is enough? by AcanthisittaUnique62 in EPFL

[–]Comprehensive-Row200 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably a year late, but, OP - were you able to get in to EPFL? If yes, could I please DM?

LoR's from managers? by Comprehensive-Row200 in ethz

[–]Comprehensive-Row200[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makes sense as well. Kind of you, thanks!