Graduate Record Examination
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a well recognized entrance exam used to gain admission to a variety of courses at numerous overseas institutions. The purpose of the GRE test is to assess students' verbal, quantitative, and analytical abilities in order to determine if they are eligible to apply for various courses.
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The GRE allows university admissions committees to assess individuals applying from all over the world on the same platform, as the examinations are the same for all students taking the GRE across the world. In addition, admissions and fellowship committees consider GRE results to augment your undergraduate records, reference letters, and other requirements for graduate-level study.
Most students pursuing a Master's degree (excluding business, law, and medicine) and PhD courses in the United States must take the GRE. Thousands of graduate and business schools, as well as departments and divisions within three institutions, accept the GRE updated test.