GRE (The Test of English as a Foreign Language)
The GRE, which stands for Graduate Record Examination, is administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). In response to the ongoing pandemic, ETS introduced the option to take the GRE from the comfort of your own home. Effective from July 2021, ETS now accepts Aadhar cards as valid student IDs for those who do not possess a valid passport.
The GRE is widely accepted for admission to over 1,000 Master’s and Doctoral programs, including numerous MBA programs and various other courses. Many students opt for the GRE as it enhances their eligibility for merit-based scholarships when pursuing studies abroad, and it’s important to note that there are no age restrictions for taking the test.
How to Register for GRE Coaching?
- Go to the official ETS website.
- Create a test-taker profile.
- Complete the application form and submit it.
- Choose a convenient exam date and test center.
- After making the payment, verify and submit your application.
- Retain a printout or save your information for future reference. Create a test-taker profile.
GRE computer-based exam takes for 3 hours 45 minutes
The section on analytical writing comprises two subsections
- The analysis of an issue
- The analysis of an argument
The quantitative reasoning section, which pertains to GRE Math, encompasses topics such as
- Basic mathematics
- Elementary mathematical concepts
- The application of quantitative techniques to problem-solving
The verbal reasoning section involves
- Comprehension
- Text completion
- Sentence equivalence
Curriculum
- The GRE Analytical Writing section is designed to assess the examinee’s.
- Proficiency in constructing persuasive arguments with relevant supporting evidence and examples.
Additionally, the section measures the examinee’s capacity to maintain a coherent and articulate discussion on the given topic.section measures the examinee’s capacity to maintain a coherent and articulate discussion on the given topic.
It also evaluates their ability to critically analyze claims and evidence presented in the prompt.
The GRE Analytical Writing section is designed to assess the examinee's
Encompasses a fundamental understanding of elementary mathematical concepts. It is important to note that this section does not include trigonometry, calculus or high-level mathematics. The GRE permits the use of a calculator during the Math section.
The topics covered in the GRE Quant section include
- Arithmetic
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Data analysis
The GRE Verbal Reasoning section encompasses a range of topics, including
- Modifiers and Parallelism
- Idioms and Idiomatic expressions
- Verb tense
- Pronoun Agreement
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Nouns, Adjectives, and Pronouns
It is important to evaluate the material presented in the form of paragraphs, sentences, and passages, and to synthesize the information obtained from this material. Additionally, it is crucial to recognize the relationships among the various concepts covered in the section.
Evaluation Method:
The Analytical section, on the other hand, has a score range of 0-6, with an average score of 3.5.