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Graduate Record Examination

Gateway to Global Postgraduate Admissions

The GRE is a globally recognized standardized test conducted by ETS and accepted by universities worldwide for postgraduate admissions. It evaluates verbal reasoning quantitative reasoning and analytical writing skills. The computer adaptive GRE provides a flexible testing experience and is widely used for admissions to MS MBA and other graduate programs.

Exam Level

International

Frequency

Multiple Dates

Mode

Computer-based

Conducted By

ETS

About GRE

What is the GRE Exam?

The GRE is a globally recognized exam for admission to postgraduate programs. It measures Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing abilities. The exam focuses on critical thinking and data interpretation skills. GRE scores are accepted by universities across a wide range of graduate disciplines.

Why Take the GRE?

The GRE is essential for students applying to postgraduate programs worldwide. It is accepted for MS, MBA, and specialized master’s degrees across multiple disciplines. The exam evaluates analytical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills. A strong GRE score significantly enhances competitive graduate applications.

Key Highlights

Accepted by global universities
Used for MS and MBA admissions
Computer adaptive testing
Multiple test dates yearly
Used for MS and MBA admissions
Accepted by global universities
Sectional time limits enforced

1 Million+

Test Takers

340

Maximum Score

160+

Countries

5000+

Universities

Eligibility Criteria

Mandatory

Bachelor Degree

Completed or appearing in final year of a bachelor degree from a recognized university

Flexible

No Age Limit

There is no age restriction for appearing in the GRE

All Streams

All Streams Eligible

Students from all academic backgrounds can apply

Relaxed Rule

Unlimited Attempts

Candidates can attempt the GRE multiple times within allowed limits

Good to Know

Score Validity

GRE scores are valid for five years

Mandatory

Valid Passport

Passport is required for GRE registration and exam

Application Process

Create ETS Account

Choose Test Date & Center

Pay Exam Fee

Register for GRE

Application Process

Upload Photo & Details

Documents Required

Keep these documents ready before starting your application

Passport

Academic Transcripts

Class 12 Marksheet (or appearing certificate)

PwD Certificate (if applicable)

Photograph

ETS Account Details

Payment Confirmation

Scribe Request Letter (if required)

Exam Pattern

Understanding the structure and marking scheme

Sections: Verbal Reasoning Quantitative Reasoning Analytical Writing

Question Type: MCQs and Essays

Section-level adaptive format

Marking Scheme: No Negative Marking

Total Score: 340

Skills Tested: Critical thinking and problem solving

Duration: ~3 Hours 45 Minutes

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Important Dates

Keep note of the important dates regarding the examination.

Registration Period: Year-round

Exam Dates: Multiple dates annually

Counselling: Not Applicable

Admit Ticket Access: Immediately after booking

Result Declaration: 8-15 days

Preparation
Tips

Practice official GRE tests

Work on analytical writing skills

Improve accuracy and speed

Start Prep

Attempt timed mock tests

Analyze score reports

Work on analytical writing skills

Work on analytical writing skills

Top Colleges

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Harvard University

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Stanford University

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MIT

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University of California Berkeley

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University of Toronto

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University of Oxford

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University of Cambridge

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ETH Zurich

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University of Melbourne

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National University of Singapore

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