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The written test aims to assess your logical reasoning, critical thinking, reading comprehension and data interpretation skills. It comprises of five English comprehension passages with five questions each, and every question would have four options. The passages can be from anywhere. You should be able to logically deduce the answer to the question after reading and understanding the passage. There is no negative marking. The passages are generally related to topics covered in Cognitive Science. If you have a brief idea about those topics, then it would definitely help. However, it is not necessary for you to know about all the topics to clear the written test.A sample passage and questions are attached: Sample Question.pdfBefore appearing for the test, I had practiced English comprehension passages daily for a month, and it worked well for me.

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Single line answer would be: Do not "prepare" for anything as specific as Stan MSCS admit.Although I think the people on Admissions Committee would be best suited to answer this, I can tell what I did. From these facts, you could draw your own inferences, but be careful, generalizing might land you into trouble.GPA:Not sure how much it matters, but always better to be on the "not-so-lower" side. At the time of applying, mine was 9.43GRE:Quant 170/170Verbal 163/170Writing 3/6If you notice, the writing score is a really really poor one. I was crazily worried about that. While applying, in the "upload supporting material" section, I attached samples of my writing with the following explanation.A document to illustrate my technical writing skills.An explanation for a score of 3/6 for GRE writing section being: I am a dvorakkeyboard layout user, and was not allowed to switch keyboard layouts during the GRE test, thus, due to lack of time, I could not finish my GRE essay properly.SOP:In the statement of purpose, I clearly mentioned that I am more of an "explorer" and want to explore areas of Computer Science which I could not during my undergraduate studies. Stanford MS can be a course based one and that was the one I was interested in, and I clearly mentioned the same in my SOP along with what initial exposure I have had to these areas and why I would like to explore them further and what are the unexplored areas I would like to get introduced to. I also mentioned that how the "dual depth" MS programme would be a perfect fit for my interests (which, it really is).Bottom line:In my case, it was just a matter of stating the truth and hoping that they would find it genuine enough and me worthy enough.