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At GradWalk, we understand that the GRE General Test, conducted by the Educational Testing Service (ETS), is a pivotal assessment for graduate school admissions. Known in full as the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), this test is taken by over 500,000 individuals annually from more than 160 countries, across approximately 1,000 test centers. It is a key requirement for admission to thousands of graduate programs around the world, including master’s and doctoral degrees. Notably, over 1,200 business schools globally, including elite MBA programs recognized by The Financial Times, U.S. News & World Report, and Bloomberg Businessweek, accept GRE scores. Some law schools also consider GRE scores for admissions.

Eligibility for the GRE

The GRE is essential for students aspiring to pursue graduate studies internationally. While there are no specific eligibility criteria for taking the GRE, candidates are generally expected to have completed an undergraduate degree. However, the necessity of GRE scores depends on the requirements of the specific graduate program and institution. Not all programs require GRE scores for admission.

Preparation Tips

Achieving a high score on the GRE requires effective preparation. At GradWalk, we offer tailored guidance to help you succeed. You can choose between self-study or enrolling in our specialized training programs. With the growing trend of online education, we provide flexible virtual GRE prep classes that allow you to study from the comfort of your home. Evaluate your needs, resources, and schedule to select the best preparation method for you.

Exam Format

The GRE General Test is structured as follows:

  • Analytical Writing: 2 tasks, with 30 minutes allocated for each task.
  • Verbal Reasoning: 2 sections, each with 20 questions, lasting 30 minutes per section.
  • Unscored Section: The number of questions and duration may vary.
  • Research Section: The number of questions and duration may vary.