Graduate Record Examination

GRE Test Preparation

The premier graduate-level admissions test accepted by thousands of graduate and business schools worldwide — master the Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections.

About the GRE Examination

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardised test developed and administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS). It is designed to measure verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical writing skills — abilities developed over a long period of time and not related to any specific field of study.

The GRE General Test is accepted by thousands of graduate and business school programmes worldwide, including top universities in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. More than 1,300 business schools accept GRE scores for MBA admissions, making it a versatile alternative to the GMAT.

Why GRE Matters

GRE scores are used by admissions committees to evaluate the readiness of applicants for rigorous graduate-level work. A strong GRE score can significantly strengthen your application for master's, doctoral, MBA and other professional programmes. The test's wide acceptance and the ScoreSelect option give you flexibility and control over your graduate school journey.

Who Accepts the GRE?

The GRE is accepted by leading institutions including MIT, Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, and thousands more. It is recognised by graduate schools of arts and sciences, engineering, business, law and education across the US, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia and beyond. ETS reports that GRE scores are used by over 1,300 business schools and thousands of graduate programmes worldwide.

Why Take the GRE Examination

Graduate School Admission

Required by most US and Canadian graduate programmes for master's, doctoral and professional degree admissions.

MBA Programmes

Accepted by over 1,300 business schools worldwide as an alternative to the GMAT for MBA admissions.

Flexible Test Options

Take the test at a designated test centre or from the comfort of your home with the GRE at Home option.

ScoreSelect Option

Choose which GRE scores to send to universities — take the test multiple times and only share your best results.

Scholarship Requirement

Many graduate scholarships and fellowships require GRE scores as part of the application process.

Global Recognition

Accepted in the US, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia — one test opens doors to graduate programmes worldwide.

Examination Types

Most Popular

GRE General Test

The standard test for graduate and business school admission — measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and analytical writing skills.

Remote

GRE General Test at Home

A remote-proctored version of the GRE General Test you can take from home — same content, same scoring, fully accepted by institutions.

Subject

GRE Subject Tests

Subject-specific tests in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology — for programmes that require subject-matter expertise.

Diagnostic

GRE Diagnostic Service

A personalised performance analysis tool that provides detailed insights into your strengths and weaknesses after taking the GRE.

Examination Format

Section Duration Questions Description
Analytical Writing 60 minutes 2 tasks Analyse an Issue (30 min) and Analyse an Argument (30 min) — evaluate reasoning and construct clear, coherent arguments.
Verbal Reasoning 60 minutes 40 questions Two sections, each 20 questions — reading comprehension, text completion and sentence equivalence.
Quantitative Reasoning 70 minutes 40 questions Two sections, each 20 questions — arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis.
Unscored / Research Varies Varies An unidentified unscored section or research section may appear — used by ETS for test development.

Course Highlights

ETS-Certified Trainers

Instructors trained on official ETS materials with deep expertise in GRE content and scoring criteria.

Official ETS Super Power Pack

Complete access to The Official Guide, Official Verbal and Official Quant Reasoning practice books.

Full-Length Mock Tests

Regular full-length practice tests using ETS PowerPrep with detailed score analytics.

Vocabulary Building Programme

Structured vocabulary sessions covering high-frequency GRE words with contextual learning techniques.

Flexible Schedule

Morning, afternoon and weekend batches designed for students and working professionals.

Small Batch Size

Maximum 8 students per batch ensuring personalised attention and doubt-clearing sessions.

Online & Offline Classes

Attend live online sessions from anywhere or join in-person classes at our training centre.

Personalised Feedback

One-on-one feedback sessions on analytical writing and problem-solving strategies.

Who Should Take This Course

Our GRE preparation course is designed for anyone planning to pursue graduate or business school education and aiming for a competitive score.

  • Students applying to graduate schools abroad
  • MBA aspirants targeting top business schools
  • Scholarship applicants requiring GRE scores
  • Research programme applicants
  • Professionals seeking advanced degrees
  • Anyone planning master's or PhD overseas

Benefits of This Course

By the end of the GRE preparation course, students gain:

Improved Skills

Strong command of verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and analytical writing for the GRE.

Better Exam Strategies

Time-management techniques, question-type tactics and adaptive-test strategies tailored for the GRE.

Higher Confidence

Real test simulation through PowerPrep builds familiarity and reduces exam-day anxiety.

Increased Success Rate

Proven results — 90%+ of our students achieve their target GRE score.

Better Opportunities

Open doors to top graduate programmes, MBA admissions and scholarship opportunities worldwide.

Why Choose Our Institute

Experienced Instructors

All trainers are ETS-certified with years of GRE teaching experience.

Proven Teaching Methods

Research-backed pedagogy using official ETS materials and adaptive learning techniques.

Individual Attention

Small batches plus weekly one-to-one mentoring and doubt-clearing sessions.

Modern Learning Resources

ETS PowerPrep, official vocabulary tools, AI-driven analytics and video lessons.

Practice-Oriented Classes

Every session includes timed practice sets and instant trainer feedback.

Student Support

Counsellors guide you through university and business school applications after the test.

High Success Rate

90%+ of our students achieve their target GRE score.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GRE?
The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a standardised test developed and administered by ETS. It measures verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning and analytical writing skills for admission to graduate and business school programmes worldwide.
Who should take the GRE?
Students planning to pursue a master's degree, PhD or MBA abroad, scholarship applicants, and professionals seeking advanced degrees should take the GRE. It is accepted by thousands of graduate and business schools worldwide.
How long is a GRE score valid?
GRE scores are valid for five years from your test date — the longest validity among major standardised tests, giving you ample time to apply to programmes.
How is the GRE scored?
Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning are each scored on a scale of 130–170 in one-point increments. Analytical Writing is scored on a scale of 0–6 in half-point increments. The total score range is 260–340 plus the writing score.
Can I retake the GRE?
Yes. You can retake the GRE once every 21 days, up to five times within any 12-month rolling period. You can use the ScoreSelect option to send only your best scores.
What is the difference between GRE General and Subject Tests?
The GRE General Test is the standard test accepted by most graduate and business schools. GRE Subject Tests measure knowledge in specific fields — Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Psychology — and are required by certain programmes.
How long does the GRE test take?
The GRE General Test takes approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes, including the Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and one potential unscored or research section.
What preparation is recommended for the GRE?
Most candidates benefit from 8–16 weeks of structured preparation with an experienced trainer, combined with regular practice using official ETS materials, vocabulary building and full-length PowerPrep mock tests.