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GRE TEST

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General and GRE Subject Tests are widely accepted exams used for graduate school admissions in many universities across the world. Apart from that, individuals who want to apply to business and law programs may also be required to take GRE tests. The GRE General Test is designed to measure verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills.

The Educational Testing Service (ETS) creates and manages the GRE as a way to offer graduate schools, business schools, and law schools a standardized method for evaluating the qualifications and readiness of applicants to engage in graduate-level academic work. Admissions committees evaluate your GRE score, as well as your academic history and supporting materials, to determine your level of preparedness for the challenges of graduate-level academic studies.

GRE Test Structure

The GRE General Test Structure is divided into four sections, out of which three sections are scored, and one section is unscored.

• Verbal Reasoning

  The first section is Verbal Reasoning, which consists of two sections, each with 20 questions. Individuals have to attempt reading comprehension, text completion, and sentence equivalence questions. The section lasts for 60 minutes (30 minutes per section).

• Quantitative Reasoning

  The second part is Quantitative Reasoning, which comprises two sections, each with 20 questions. This section includes quantitative comparison, problem-solving, and data interpretation types of questions. Individuals get 70 minutes (35 minutes per section) to complete this.

• Analytical Writing

  The third section is Analytical Writing, which involves two tasks- Analyze an Issue and Analyze an Argument. This subjective part lasts 60 minutes (30 minutes per task).

• Research

  The fourth section is an unscored research section that may be included, and its placement can vary. It is used for ETS research purposes and does not count toward the final score.

GRE Test at Home and Test Center

The GRE test can be taken either at a test center or at home.

The at-home test allows you to take the GRE on your computer in a quiet location. The format and content of the at-home test are the same as the test administered at a test center.

GRE Scoring System

Scoring for the GRE General Test is easy to understand.

• 1. Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning scores range from 130 to 170 in one-point increments.
• 2. Analytical Writing is scored on a scale of 0 to 6 in half-point increments.
• 3. The total GRE score is the sum of the Verbal and Quantitative scores and ranges from 260 to 340.

It's crucial to check the official ETS website or contact GRE Coaching Classes for the most up-to-date information on GRE formats, test structures, and any changes that keep getting updated. Students must always verify the specific requirements of the graduate programs they are applying to as policies may vary.

GRE Exam Eligibility

• Any candidate must fulfill the specific requirements to take the exam. The eligibility criteria for the GRE-
• Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in any field.
• There is no upper age limit fixed by organizers to appear for the examination.
• The candidate must have a valid passport
• Parents/guardians/candidates must possess a debit/credit card to pay the fee.
• Candidates must take the test at least 30 to 45 days before applying.

The GRE general and subject test registration can be done from anywhere, anytime. A candidate can use any of the following modes to register for the GRE online test: via website, via mail, or by phone. Start your journey to study abroad at your dream destination by preparing well for the GRE test.