GRE, the Graduate Record Examination, is conducted by Educational Testing Service (ETS). It is an essential test for students aiming to pursue higher education in Business, Medical, or Law programs internationally.
The GRE is one of the most widely accepted exams for graduate admissions across European and Asian universities. It has over 1000 test centers in around 160 countries, and candidates can also take the exam from home due to pandemic-related flexibility.
Most Asian and European universities require a GRE score to meet eligibility criteria for postgraduate or PhD programs. The GRE evaluates students on three key skills:
Candidates must have completed their undergraduate degree before applying for the GRE test.
Everything you need to know about the GRE exam for post-graduate admission in foreign universities
Register NowTests mathematical skills and understanding of basic concepts from arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
Measures ability to analyze written material, understand words and concepts, and recognize relationships between concepts.
Assesses critical thinking and analytical writing skills through two essays: analyzing an issue and analyzing an argument.
Research programs, requirements, and start basic preparation.
Take diagnostic test, create study plan, focus on weak areas.
Take full-length practice tests, refine test-taking strategies.
Review all concepts, take final practice tests, schedule exam.
