The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test commonly needed for enrolment in graduate-level programs at institutions in other countries. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is used to decide whether or not an applicant possesses the necessary verbal, numeric, and analytic skills for enrolment in a certain program. The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) provides an international standard by which university admissions officers may compare applicants from different parts of the world. The GRE score is looked at by admissions and fellowships committees along with your undergraduate transcript, letters of reference, and other credentials for graduate school.
Students who want to attend a foreign university for graduate study must take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is available in both a General Test and a Subject Test format. Each examination has its own unique set of topics. There are three parts to the GRE General Test curriculum: Verbal and Quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing. Test takers must have good abilities in logical reasoning, critical thinking, analytical writing, and mathematics.
GRE Subject test
Evaluation of subject-specific skills is at the heart of the GRE Subject Test. Candidate options include Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, English Literature, and Psychology. There is no sectional time restriction, and the overall duration of the test is 2 hours and 50 minutes. GRE subject test paper-based exam. The exam is available only in April, September, and October. The scoring scale is 200- 900
GRE General test
This test will test you on quantitative reasoning skills, verbal reasoning skills, and Analytical writing skills. This is a computer-based examination, and the duration of the exam is 3 hours and 45 minutes. These exam dates are available throughout the year except on weekends. The total score on the GRE General is 340.
The exam fee for taking the GRE exam is $205 (INR 16500)
No. of Attempts on the GRE
The maximum attempts allowed on the GRE exam is not more that 5 times in a calendar year and with a gap of minimum 21 days from the previous attempt.