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GRE or Graduate Record Examination is a standardized test that provides schools with a standard measure for comparing candidates’ qualifications. GRE is one of the entrance exams that you take to get into a business school.
The GRE Syllabus is broadly divided into three sections – Analytical Writing, Quantitative reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning. You can take a computer-based or paper-based GRE testing, and the Test pattern for each is different. Generally, the computer-based exam is taken by students who want to pursue their graduate degrees abroad.
The test pattern for the computer-delivered GRE exam has two sections of Verbal and Quant Reasoning with 20 questions per section and one section with two separately timed tasks in Analytical writing. The total time you will spend on the GRE Computer-delivered test is 3 hours 45 mins.
Topics in GRE Quantitative reasoning
- 1) Arithmetic
- 2) Geometry
- 3) Data Analysis
- 4) Algebra
GRE Syllabus for Analytical Writing
The GRE Analytical Writing section tests how well you can articulate complex ideas effectively and clearly. Are you able to support them with relevant examples and reasons? It requires you to provide focused responses based on the tasks presented.
The GRE syllabus for analytical writing is divided into two tasks:
- > Analyze and Argument: This requires you to evaluate a given argument according to specific instructions
- > Analyze and Issue: This requires you to present an option on the issue of general interest with specific instructions on how to respond to that issue.
The tasks in the GRE Analytical Writing section is related to a broad range of topics such as fine arts, physical science, humanities, and more. You do not require knowledge on a specific topic. Regardless of your field of study or interests, you will be able to understand the task.
Listening
- There are a total of 40 questions in the listening module.
- The recording for the listening module is played for 30 to 35 minutes.
- At the end of the recording, the candidate gets 10 minutes to transfer answers on an answer sheet provided before the commencement of the module.
- The recording is played only once.
- The module has multiple-choice, sentence completion, short answer, and table/ chart based questions
Reading
- There are a total of 40 questions in the reading module as well.
- The candidate gets 60 minutes to answer these questions.
- The module has multiple choice, fill in the blanks, summary completion, True/False/Not Given, Yes/No/Not given, matching lists or endings, choosing a heading, and labeling a diagram, etcetera.
- No transfer time is given at the end of the reading module to transfer the answers to the answer sheet.
Writing
- There are two tasks in the writing module.
- The time allotted for attempting the writing module is 60 minutes.
- Task 1 is a report writing for the academic version while a student has to write a letter for general training version.
- Task 2 is an essay for both the versions.
Speaking
- There are three parts to the speaking module.
- The duration of the oral interview is 11-14 minutes.
- The speaking module consists of one-on-one interaction with an examiner.
- The first part consists of introductory questions; the second part consists of a cue card, while the third part consists of topic-specific discussion.
GRE results validity period
Scores are reportable for five years following your test date. For example, scores for a test taken on September 17, 2022, are reportable through September 16, 2027. Note: It takes approximately five business days to process requests to send GRE scores.
