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The GRE General Test is used as one determining factor for admission to
general graduate-level degree programs.
The test assesses the verbal, math, and analytical skills of graduate school applicants. Testers usually take the GRE on computers, but it is still offered on paper in some regions.
On the GRE, you receive a "scaled score" of 200–800 for each of the three sections (verbal, quantitative, and analytical).
Scheduling Exams
Test Registration
Test Structure
Preparing for Exams
Scheduling Exams
Test dates are by appointment only. Call ETS at 609-771-7330 to schedule an appointment..
Test Registration
Visit ETS.org to register for:
Test Structure
| Verbal |
One 30-minute section |
| Total of 30 sentence-completion, analogy, reading-comperehension, and antonym questions |
| Math |
One 45-minute section |
| Total of 14 quantative questions and 14 multiple-choice questions |
| Analytical |
One 60-minute section |
| Total of 24 analytical questions and 11 logical reasoning questions |
| Writing |
| One 45-minute essay (present your prospective) and one 30-minute essay (analyze an argument) |
Preparing for Exams
When you visit ETS.org or register for the GRE test, you will have free access to the official test preparation materials for the computer- and paper-based tests.
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