Dear Suneela, GRE and TOEFL are the tests to assess your language proficiency to apply for admissions into various courses abroad. There is no specific eligibility criteria for GRE. In other words, there is no age and qualification criteria for GRE. You can write it any time. For more information on GRE, please visit the page at: https://studyabroad-careers360-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/studyabroad.careers360.com/articles/gre-eligibility-criteria/amp?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQECAFYAQ%3D%3D#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fstudyabroad.careers360.com%2Farticles%2Fgre-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good

GRE exam consists of following sections :-

Verbal reasoning

Quantitative Aptitude

Logical Reasoning

most commonly ielts and gre requires same preparation its basic topics covered in both the exams which the students should be confident and well aware of!

Paper-based GRE tests are available only twice a year: once in November, and once in February. The 2019-2020 tests were held on November 9th, 2019, and February 1st, 2020

Paper-based GRE tests are available only twice a year: once in November, and once in February. The 2019-2020 tests were held on November 9th, 2019, and February 1st, 2020

Compared to the ACT and the SAT, the GRE is typically considered more difficult because, even though the math tested on the GRE is a lower level than the math tested on the SAT and ACT, the GRE has more challenging vocabulary and reading passages, and the math problems have trickier wording or require higher-level

Basically both of them will involve same procedures, same preperation, incase your travelling to any europe countries, ielts is most preffered.

confidence is the main key responsible for any test to be successfull!

Thankyou, Good luck for everything ahead :)

Here are some preparation tips given below, you can prefer for GRE Preparation, The exam is easy to crack if it is Planned & followed properly.

GRE General test evaluates a Candidate's verbal, quantitative, critical thinking and analytical writing skills which are compiled in three sections- Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and Analytical Writing. 

GRE Subject Test measures a candidate’s knowledge in specific fields. They are: Biology, Chemistry, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology.

You can follow the tips:

Practice: Practice is an unending task and cannot be compensated any other alternative method. There is no shortcut to practice. You should be thorough with the GRE test pattern, rules, and format.

Mark and Review: GRE allows students to mark the question for later review. In case you have a doubt regarding any answer, You should mark the question to revisit later to review it.

No negative marking: As the GRE test does not penalise candidates for wrong answers, You should not waste time trying to solve answers which are difficult to solve. You should ideally mark them for later review. But you should go back and try answering the difficult questions. Leaving a problem will do no good.

Tracking time: Candidates may be capable of writing an incredible answer at leisure, but you do not have the leisure during the exam. So, tracking the time is very important to finish GRE exam on time. It is advisable that you should complete the test 5-10 before the scheduled end-time.

Review: You should review your answers for mistakes. While occasional mistakes may not affect the overall score, repeated typos along with spelling and grammatical errors may prove to be fatal.

Good Luck!

Hello Naveen

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is conducted to evaluate a candidate's proficiency level in the English language and GRE is accepted for admission to various disciplines at many graduate and business schools across the globe. It covers three major sections- Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning.

You need to clear IELTS or GRE or both the exams will depend on the institute where you wish to take admission as the admission procedure varies from institute to institute. You will need to check the admission criteria of the college/University and the course which you want to pursue.

Good Luck!

Hello Chakshu,

It's great to see your encouragement and motivation. Though it is really difficult to tell you exact preparation steps as it depends on several constraints like the amount of time you have in hand, your weak points and strong points then you can design a proper a timetable that suits you and strengthens your weak points.

But I'm providing a site where I found the best preparation guide for GRE. I request you to go through the following link:

https://www.greguide.com/Online-Test-Preparation/GRE-Prep-Guide.html

Good luck!

Dear Vasanth, Though there is no specific eligibility criteria for GRE test, aspirants should check the courses/programme they are aspiring to pursue. Hence, candidates aspiring to appear for GRE test do not have to fulfil any GRE eligibility criteria. Candidates can register for the exam irrespective of age and qualification. So you can go ahead and give your GRE. 

Dear Lakshman, countries like US, UK and Australia offer Ph.D in Astronomy and Astrophysics. Can you help us with the country that you have in mind so that we can jolt it down for you? 

Hi Manreet...

It varies from university to university.The GRE Rank would decide on the scholarship criteria provided by the particular university of your choice.So YES...Uneed to pay some amount of Tution fees there.

Thank U

Hello,

Preparing for GRE takes from around 3-6 months depending upon the degree of required knowledge you already possess as well as well as the type of preparation which you are opting for.

For most Indian students who have studied math till class 12, the Quant section is easy to prepare for and only requires specific revision and practice. This usually takes around 1 month if you plan on studying 1-2 hours per day.

The Verbal section usually requires a greater amount of preparation, especially while going through the vast recommended vocabulary for GRE. This may vary depending upon your proficiency in English and your verbal abilities. The best way to begin preparation for the verbal section is to give the preliminary vocab test provided at the beginning of 'Word Power Made Easy' by Norman Lewis.

Preparation time for self study (2-3 hours a day) would take around 3-8 months, depending upon your level. On the other hand, coaching classes offer 3 month programs as well as 1 month preparation programs for GRE preparation.