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Welcome to all aspirants of GRE.

I am just one of you, who is intending to perform good at GRE. For most of the people, harder part of the GRE is verbal section and analytical writing. While verbal abilities can be improved only by more exposure, I sincerely believe that analytical writing abilities needs grooming and sharing among equals. That's my major purpose for starting this blog.

Here is how we can start. ETS has announced the pool of issue topics and argument topics from which issues and arguments would be presented to test takers (Link for both pool and gre analytical in general has been put in right panel of the blog). The starting point can be we all can choose our topic of interest and write something about same on the blog. Other readers can give their comments, critique for scope of improvement. How does that sound? Comments/Suggestions are welcome for extension/improvement of this idea. I'd be glad to welcome all who are willing to co-author the blog. Even if you're not a GRE aspirant, but are interested in writing about the topics mentioned, you are welcome to join. Just put your introduction in the comments section and we'll strengthen this force for all of us. Happy Blogging!!!

Some Important Links:-
It's highly recommended that you read description of the analytical writing section, strategies for each task, directions, scoring information, scoring guides, score level descriptions, a sample test, and scored essay responses with reader commentary etc. in the introductory article for Analytical writing (First link here).

An Introduction to the Analytical Writing Section of the GRE General Test

Issue Task Directions

Pool of Issue topics

Argument Task Directions

Pool of Argument topics


Wishing us all the best!!!