GRE Syllabus FAQs

What are the subjects for the GRE test?

Broadly speaking, the GRE test is divided into the Analytical Writing section, Quantitative Reasoning section, and Verbal Reasoning section. However, these categories are made up of multiple topics which are tested during the entire duration of the test. Candidates can refer to the article above to understand the syllabus of the GRE test in detail.

How difficult is the GRE test?

You should understand that the GRE test has been introduced to understand the academic prowess of the candidate. Hence a candidate who has prepared for the GRE test should not consider the GRE as a tough exam but as a benchmark for his higher education.

Is the GRE test required during the current pandemic?

Given the current situation, a lot of universities are doing away with GRE exams for the benefit of the student. We recommend students check the official university website to understand the admission requirements and adhere to the same.

How many times can I appear for the GRE test?

What is a good GRE score?

There is no such thing as a good GRE score. Every university would have its own GRE Score cut-off and students are required to achieve scores equal or higher than the set grade. Candidates should note that higher GRE scores would automatically increase their chances of securing a seat in the university and also make them a front runner for any scholarships being offered by the university.

What is the GRE test fee in India?

Indian nationals would be required to pay US $213 to register for the GRE test. Special requests such as late registrations and rescheduling come with an additional cost as is mentioned in the article above.

How is GRE scored?

The Analytical Writing section is scored between 0-6 in half-point increments, the Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning sections are scored between 130-170 points with 1-point increments.

Can a student prepare for GRE in a month?

Candidates are advised to prepare well for the GRE exam before booking their GRE test slot. Hence, candidates who have appeared for their GRE before or who are well prepared for the GRE can use the one month for revision and appear for the GRE. Others would definitely need a more substantial amount of time to be well versed in the exam.

Can a student crack the GRE without coaching?

Absolutely. Authentic study material from the official GRE website can be used to self-prepare for the GRE exams. Candidates are highly recommended to only source their study material from a trusted source, such as our preparation guide here or the official GRE website.

Can I prepare for GRE on my own?

Absolutely. Candidates wanting to appear for their GRE on their own can achieve qualifying scores or higher by simply being devoted to their cause to the end and taking information from verified sources such as the official GRE website or our preparatory guide, here.

What is the best way to prepare for GRE?

Personally, I feel the best way to prepare for any test including GRE would be to start with a plan in mind. The plan should include a timetable that should cover the entire syllabus and also leave ample room for solving practice papers. Extra attention should be given to topics that are difficult for the candidate while at the same time solving easy sections.

What is the math syllabus for GRE?

The Math Syllabus for GRE includes the following: Calculus (50%), Algebra (25%), and Additional Topics (25%).

Is the GRE syllabus similar to the SAT test?

Conducted by ETS GRE is an exam for Graduate studies whereas SAT conducted by The College Board is solely for undergraduate studies.

How do I get complete the GRE syllabus and pattern?

Candidates wanting to appear for their GRE can check out our website for the latest GRE Syllabus and GRE Exam Pattern.

Is there any similarity between the GRE syllabus and the GATE syllabus?

While GRE is conducted for students who want to study abroad, the GATE is conducted for admissions to M.E/M.Tech course in Indian Institutes.

How much time does it usually take to complete the GRE syllabus?

This depends entirely on the retaining capacity of the candidate. A quick learner would take lesser time to prepare as compared to a comparatively slow learner.

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