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The GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) is a standardized test used for graduate school admissions. It assesses critical thinking, analytical writing, verbal reasoning, and quantitative reasoning skills. Whether you’re planning to pursue graduate, business, or law school or simply exploring your options the GRE General Test helps showcase your potential.
With the GRE General Test, you can highlight your readiness for advanced academic programs. The test is accepted by 1300+ universities and business schools worldwide, including top institutions in India and abroad.
This page consolidates quick facts, pattern & syllabus, dates, fees, prep resources, sample questions, and study plans.
Download the GRE Handbook. - Contains Sample Questions.
Download the GRE Handbook. - Contains Sample Questions.
Test content
The GRE General Test reflects the type of thinking required in today’s demanding graduate programs. It measures skills developed over time that are relevant across fields of study.
Verbal Reasoning
Measures the ability to:
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Analyze and draw conclusions from discourse, even with incomplete data
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Understand author’s perspective, assumptions, and multiple levels of meaning
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Identify major vs. minor points and summarize text
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Interpret words, sentences, and relationships among concepts
Quantitative Reasoning
Measures the ability to:
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Interpret and analyse quantitative information
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Solve problems using mathematical models
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Apply concepts of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis
Analytical Writing
Measures the ability to:
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Articulate complex ideas clearly
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Support arguments with evidence and examples
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Maintain coherence and focus
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Use correct written English
GRE - General Test Structure
Section Level Adaptation
The Verbal and Quantitative sections are adaptive. Performance on the first section influences the difficulty of the second section. Scores consider both number of correct answers and difficulty level.
GRE® is a registered trademark of ETS. This page summarises information for student guidance.
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