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GRE

Graduate Record Examinations
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Overview

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test required for admission to graduate and business school programs worldwide. It's a computer-based exam with multiple-choice questions. It helps schools evaluate how prepared applicants are for graduate-level studies by assessing their knowledge and skills. Admissions committees consider your GRE score, academic history, and other application materials to determine if you're ready for graduate-level coursework.

What is the Graduate Record Examination?
The GRE is a test administered by ETS to determine if students are prepared for graduate schools, including business or law schools. It looks at writing, math, and verbal skills in the General Test. There's also a Subject Test for specific areas like Chemistry, Math, Physics, and Psychology. Scores are out in 10–15 days, and many global schools accept them for master's and doctorate programs.

If you're eligible to take the GRE in India, you can only use a valid Indian passport for registration. Aadhar Cards won't work anymore. In this article, we'll cover GRE test dates, what the GRE exam covers, how much it costs, who can take it, how long the scores are valid, and where you can take the test in India.

Highlights 

Sections
 Verbal reasoning, analytical writing, and quantitative reasoning
Number of Questions General Test: 82
Subject Test: 66 to 230
Score Verbal reasoning: 130–170
Analytical reasoning: 0-6
Quantitative reasoning: 130–170
Duration of test General test: 3 hours and 45 minutes
Subject test: 2 hours and 50 minutes
Exam purpose Admission to colleges offering MS, MBA law, etc

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Eligibility

Here is information about the graduate record Examination 

  • No specific age or educational qualifications required
  • You can use a valid ID (typically a passport)
  • Pay the exam fee to register
     
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Syllabus

The GRE syllabus is designed to assess skills like critical thinking, writing, math, and verbal reasoning. It's not tied to any particular subject but evaluates general abilities. The GRE Syllabus is divided into three main sections: Analytical Writing, Quantitative Reasoning (math), and Verbal Reasoning (language skills). These sections together determine your GRE score.
The main Subjects are 

  • Analytical Writing 
  • Quantitative Reasoning in Math 
  • Verbal Reasoning( Language Skills)
     
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Exam Pattern

GRE Analytical Writing
 1 section, 2 essay tasks 1 section, 1 essay task
60 minutes 30 minutes
GRE Quantitative Reasoning 2 sections, 40 questions total 2 sections, 27 questions total
70 minutes 47 minutes
GRE Verbal Reasoning 2 sections, 40 questions total 2 sections, 27 questions total
60 minutes 41 minutes
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Exam Paper

The GRE exam will become much shorter, going from almost 4 hours to just under 2 hours. The change, announced by ETS (the organization that conducts the GRE), means there will be fewer questions in the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections and only one essay in the Analytical Writing section. This aims to make the test less tiring for test-takers. With this update, the GRE will be shorter than the GMAT, GMAT Focus Edition, and LSAT exams.
 

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Exam Prepare

Start with a GRE practice test: Begin by taking a full GRE practice test to figure out your strengths and weaknesses.

Set your GRE score goal: Determine the score you need for your desired university. Aim for a score above their average to stand out.

Fill knowledge gaps: Close the gaps in your GRE knowledge by using online resources, books, and classes.

Master calculator usage: Learn when to use the onscreen calculator and when to rely on your math skills.

Expand your vocabulary: Read analytical non-fiction to improve your GRE vocabulary.

Practice with GRE papers: Work through GRE sample papers, track your progress, and review your results.
 

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Exam Important Date

Opening Dates 
 Feb-24
Closing Dates  Mar-24
Fees and Submission Dates  To be updated
Admit Card Date Apr-24
Examination Dates  To be updated
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Exam Application Process

Create an ETS Account: Start by creating an account on the ETS (Educational Testing Service) website, the organization that administers the GRE.

Select Test Type: Choose whether you want to take the GRE General Test (for most graduate programs) or the GRE Subject Test (for specific subjects like Math or Chemistry).

Choose Test Date and Location: Pick a convenient test date and location (test center or at-home option, depending on availability).

Complete Registration: Fill out the registration form with your personal information, including your valid ID (usually a passport), and select the score recipients (the schools you want to send your scores to).

Pay Exam Fee: Pay the required exam fee using a credit card, debit card, or another accepted payment method.

Review Confirmation: After completing the registration and payment, review your confirmation email, which will include important details about your test, including the test center location or at-home test instructions.

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Exam Center

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Admit Card

  • Go to the official GRE website.
  • Click "Sign In" at the top right and log in with your username and password. If you're new, create an account first.
  • After logging in, click "My Tests" and choose "Upcoming Tests."
  • Find your test date and location, then click "View Details."
  • Click "Print Admission Ticket" to view and download your admission card.
  • Double-check that all the information on your admission card is correct.
  • Print a copy of your admit card and take it with you to the test center on exam day.
     
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FAQ

Ques- Is achieving a high score on the GRE straightforward?
Ans- A candidate proficient in the GRE syllabus who has diligently prepared for the GRE exam with great enthusiasm should be able to successfully pass the GRE exam.

Ques- How much is the fee for registering for the GRE?
Ans- For Indian citizens, the registration fee for the GRE test is set at $213. Please note, that ancillary services like late registrations or rescheduling may incur extra charges, as outlined previously in this article.

Ques- Is it accurate to state that the duration of the GRE examination truly spans five hours?
Ans- Certainly not. The duration of the GRE General Test is approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes, inclusive of brief intervals.

Ques- Should one make educated guesses or leave answers blank during the GRE examination?
Ans- It is important for candidates to be aware that not providing answers to any questions related to a particular measure (like Verbal Reasoning), will result in a no Score (NS) being assigned for that measure.
 

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