Sir, I m Biotechnology graduate and I want to do MS in abroad.. Please explain the procedure of GRE

Hi,

Well GRE is a exam that you need to give and then once the results are announced, you can use the score to apply to any college that you wish to apply to and they will accept you on the basis of scores and might even give you scholarship depending on a lot of other things but also your GRE score.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hi Tanya,

Thanks for your query. Firstly, would suggest you shortlist the universities you would like to opt for. Then check for the entry requirements of the same. There are universities which do not require GRE but take candidates on the basis of the academic records and English proficiency test scores ( IELTS / TOEFL / PTE Academic ).

As of now, would explain the procedure of GRE test.

GRE is conducted in two modes; computer-based and paper-based formats. In addition to the GRE General Test, there are seven GRE Subject Tests that evaluate candidates’ knowledge in their respective fields. Aspirants interested in pursuing a higher education, especially Master's degree, specialised Master's course, MBA or a PhD degree can appear for the GRE. The computer-based GRE Test is offered year-round at Prometric test centres. You can take the exam as per your requirement; matching the deadline for the selected institutes. You can appear for GRE once in every 21 days, up to five times within a 12-month period.

The GRE General Test Pattern has three sections- Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning. The total duration of the test is 3 hours 40 minutes. Besides the main academic sections, there are two other variable sections and a 10-minute break is given after the third (Quantitative Reasoning) section during the GRE Test. The official results are available within 10 to 15 days of the GRE test.

To explore more about GRE , follow the link provided below-

Click here- What is GRE?

Hope it helps!

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Best wishes.