The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test  to measure  readiness for study at the graduate level. Many US graduate and business schools require this for admission purposes. GRE exam refers to the  GRE exam process. The GRE exam consists of her three sections: Oral Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing.

This test is designed to assess a person’s critical thinking, problem-solving, and writing skills and is used to predict success in obtaining a college degree. To take the GRE exam, an individual must first register for the exam and pay the fee. Exams are offered on scheduled dates at testing centers around the world. It is important to register for the test well in advance to secure your preferred test center and time slot. After taking the GRE exam, participants will receive a score report with results for each section of the test.

This score is used by graduate and business schools to assess an individual’s readiness for graduate-level studies and to make admission decisions. We encourage you to prepare for the GRE exam by studying the content and format of the test and practicing in our official GRE prep materials, online courses, one-on-one classes, or exam preparation courses. The more familiar you are with the test, the more confident you will be on the test.