GRE

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test required for admission to many graduate and business schools worldwide. It assesses verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills.

Test Format:

• Verbal Reasoning (130–170 score range)
• Quantitative Reasoning (130–170 score range)
• Analytical Writing (0–6 score range)

Preparation Tips:

1. Understand the Test Structure – Familiarize yourself with question types and timing.
2. Use Official GRE Materials – ETS offers practice tests and study guides
3. Practice Regularly – Take full-length mock tests to improve time management
4. Build Strong Vocabulary – Essential for the verbal section.
5. Improve Math Skills – Focus on problem-solving strategies.
6. Analyze Weak Areas – Work on weaker sections for balanced scoring.
7. Analyze Weak Areas – Work on weaker sections for balanced scoring.
8. Stay Consistent – Create a study plan and follow it diligently.

A good GRE score depends on the program you’re applying to, but a 320+ is considered strong for top schools.