Overview
The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test required for admission to graduate programs worldwide, particularly in the US and Canada. Administered by ETS, the GRE measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills. Most MS, MBA, and PhD programs accept GRE scores.
Exam Pattern:
3 sections: Verbal Reasoning (2 sections, 27 min each), Quantitative Reasoning (2 sections, 27 min each), Analytical Writing (2 tasks, 30 min each). Score: Verbal 130-170, Quant 130-170, AW 0-6. Total test: ~2 hours.
Eligibility Criteria
No formal eligibility. Bachelor's degree (or nearing completion). Valid passport required. Can be taken up to 5 times per year with 21-day gap. No age restriction.
Syllabus & Exam Pattern
Syllabus details coming soon.
Important Dates
Date information coming soon.
Preparation Tips
For Quant, practice with GRE-specific math concepts (not just general math). Build vocabulary systematically for Verbal — use word lists and flashcards. Practice with ETS PowerPrep free tests. Focus on time management — avoid spending too long on any single question. Target 320+ for top universities.
Registration Process
Registration details coming soon.
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