The most popular admissions test in the world for graduate and professional schools is known as the GRE, or Graduate Record Examination. Let’s look at some information about GRE from a test taker’s perspective.
It tests your knowledge of fundamental math, algebra, geometry, and data analysis in addition to vocabulary.
What does it test?
The Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning
sections’ scores range from 130 to 170 and the Analytical Writing
Assessment ranges from 0 to 6.
Scoring of the Test
Look at the prerequisites—or minimums, if
applicable—at the graduate or business programs you are applying for
before deciding the GRE goal.
A good GRE Score
You spend four hours taking the GRE on test day,
including test time and brief breaks and does not include check-in time.
How long is the test?
Report your GRE score in time for your earliest
deadline by doing some research on the desired programs. The GRE score is
valid for 5 years.
When to take the GRE
Except for China, all testing locations for the GRE have a
$205 fee. You can send score reports to up to four graduate universities at
this cost.