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GRE TEST PREP OVERVIEW

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardized test used for admissions to various graduate and business programs in the United States and other English-speaking countries. The test consists of multiple sections, each with its own pattern. Here’s an explanation of the GRE pattern:

September 22nd  2023 – the new GRE is here!  

A shorter test – only two hours. The difficulty level is the same, as is the pattern. But with a reduced number of questions, you will definitely find it easier. There is good news for those who do not like writing essays – in the new pattern, you will have only one essay.  

 Logical thinking, time management, reading speed, and a good vocabulary will continue to be the main pillars. Our expert and highly experienced faculty will ensure a smooth ride!

The new GRE :  

Topics 

Questions  

Timings 

Analytical Writing 

Analysis of an Issue 

1 Topic 

30 minutes. 

Verbal Section 

Two Sections 

27 Questions 

41 minutes. 

Quantitative Section 

Two Sections 

27 Questions 

47 minutes. 

Scoring Pattern: 130 – 170 in each section of the GRE. Analytical Writing 0-6. 

Section 

No. of Question 

Time Allotted 

Analytical Writing 

2 tasks 

60 minutes 

Verbal Reasoning 

2 sections (40 Qs) 

35 minutes/section 

Quantitative Reasoning 

2 sections (40 Qs) 

35 minutes/section 

 

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FAQ

How should I prepare for the GRE?

Preparing for the GRE requires a strategic approach. Start by acquainting yourself with the exam format and focusing on understanding key concepts. Practice extensively using official GRE materials to gain familiarity with the types of questions you'll encounter. To take your preparation to the next level, consider enrolling in the IMFS GRE Prep Course. This comprehensive program offers personalized study plans, expert advice, and mock tests that simulate real exam conditions, setting you up for GRE success.

 

What is the minimum GRE score needed for an Indian student to gain admission to Ivy League universities?

Ivy League universities have stringent admission requirements, considering a range of factors beyond just GRE scores. While there is no fixed minimum GRE score for acceptance, successful candidates typically boast scores well above the national average. However, it's essential to note that other elements, such as powerful letters of recommendation, impressive academic records, research capabilities, relevant work experience, and compelling personal statements, play a crucial role in the admissions process.

 

To enhance your prospects of acceptance, consider joining the IMFS GRE Prep Course. This program equips you with expert advice, customized study plans, and practice tests designed to help you achieve a competitive GRE score and strengthen your overall application. With IMFS, you'll be better prepared to make a strong impression on Ivy League admissions committees.

How much is the GRE examination fee?

The GRE examination fee varies by location but is generally around $220 in India.

How can I pay the GRE examination fee?

The GRE exam fee can be paid online with a credit/debit card or through a PayPal account with ETS. You can also pay with a paper check or money order, but the processing time for these options may be longer.

How long are GRE scores valid for?

GRE scores are valid for five years from the date of the test.

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