GRE

GRE DEFINED

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is required by most graduate schools and can be taken throughout the year. The GRE is comprised of 3 sections: Verbal, Analytical Writing and Quantitative, and is a 2-1/2 hour computer-adaptive test.

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What’s on the GRE Exam   

The GRE is comprised of 3 Sections: Verbal, Analytical Writing and Quantitative.

Verbal GRE Section

The Verbal GRE Section has Reading Comprehension, Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence Questions.

Verbal GRE Section at a Glance:

• 30 Questions
• 30 Minutes

Skills Tested

• Ability to draw conclusions based on an analysis of written materials
• Ability to recognize relationships between concepts and words
•  Ability to analyze relationships between different parts of sentences

Analytical Writing GRE Section

The Analytical Writing GRE Section has 2 Essays. One asks students to "present their perspective on an issue," the other asks them to "analyze an argument."

Analytical Writing GRE Section at a Glance:

• 2 Essays
• 75 Minutes: 30 Minutes for the "Issue Essay” and 45 Minutes for the "Argument Essay”

Skills Tested

• Ability to communicate complex ideas in a concise and effective way
• Ability to evaluate claims and evidence
• Ability to support ideas using logical reasoning and relevant examples
• Ability to use standard written English to prove an argument

Quantitative GRE Section

The Quantitative GRE Section tests high-school level math. You'll need to know Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Data Analysis.

Quantitative GRE Section at a Glance:

• 28 Questions
• 45 Minutes

Skills Tested

• Ability to solve problems using math concepts
• Ability to understand basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis
• Ability to use quantitative reasoning

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What is a Computer-Adaptive Test?

A Computer-Adaptive Test (CAT) is pretty much what it sounds like: the computer adapts the test to how you answer the questions. You’ll start off the test with a question of medium difficulty. If you answer it correctly, question number two will get a bit more challenging. Get that one right and question number three gets harder still. The opposite is true as well. This system continues until you get to the end of the section and your ability level on that subject is determined.

How many times can I take the GRE?

You may take the GRE no more than once in any calendar month and no more than 5 times within a 12-month period.

How do I know if I am ready for the GRE Exam?

Try our Free GRE Practice Test, which includes a full-length test. When you finish the practice test you'll get a complete score report detailing your strengths and weaknesses. If you are satisfied with your results, then you may be ready. If you feel you still need help, contact Fahim Abbasi’s Students’ Corner for the GRE Test Preparation or call us at 021-34991438 or send us an email at info@studentscorner.edu.pk. & students_corner@hotmail.com

What fees are associated with the GRE Test?

The fee to take the GRE test is $150 within the United States, some U.S. Territories and Puerto Rico. The fee is $170 in all other locations (except China, including Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan, where it is $175).

How important is my GRE Score?

If you want to get accepted to a competitive school, your GRE score is very important. However, GMAT scores vary in importance at different schools.

Can I cancel my GRE score?

Yes. You can cancel your scores immediately after you take the GRE. This is the only time you can cancel your GRE scores. Unfortunately, you must make the decision to cancel at the testing center before you see your scores. In addition, the fact that you cancelled your scores will be noted on your official GRE score report.

For how long is my GRE score valid?

Your GRE score remains valid for five years.

What are the Codes for GRE registration & sending scores?

Codes are needed when you register for GRE Program tests or send score reports to colleges and scholarship programs. You get to choose these codes from the online registration or score sending screens as well as in the tool below.

How can I Register for the GRE?

You must register to take the GRE in advance by phone or email; walk-in GRE registration at test centers is not accepted. To know about  registration please contact at:
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Where can I get more GRE information?

You can contact us here at Fahim Abbasi’s Students’ Corner by calling 021-34991438 or send us an email at info@studentscorner.edu.pk. & students_corner@hotmail.com

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