Analytical Writing, Quantitative Reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning are the three sections of the GRE.
This section measures a candidate's ability to understand and analyse written material and to express ideas clearly and effectively. Questions on vocabulary, reading comprehension, and critical thinking are all included. The verbal reasoning section is comprised of three types of questions-
are designed to test a candidate’s ability to understand and interpret written material. After reading each passage they have to identify the main idea, make inferences, draw conclusions, and analyse the author's tone and the purpose of the question.
require candidates to choose the most suitable word(s) or phrase(s) to fill in the blanks. These questions assess their vocabulary and ability to comprehend the meaning of the sentence in context. The two words or phrases chosen must produce sentences that are equivalent in meaning.
In the Sentence equivalence part, candidates will be given a single sentence that has a blank space and they have to choose two words or phrases from a list of six answer choices that would make the sentence complete and grammatically correct.
This section measures a candidate's ability to understand and analyse quantitative information, as well as their ability to reason quantitatively. Candidates can use an onscreen calculator or if it is paper-based then they will be delivered a calculator in the test centre.
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This section measures a candidate's ability to think critically and communicate their thoughts effectively in writing. The section consists of two tasks: Analyse and Argument and Analyse and Issue.
In Analyse and Argument task, test-takers are presented with a brief argument on a specific topic where they have to analyse the argument and identify any flaws in its logic or evidence and develop a well-reasoned critique of the argument.
In Analyse and Issue, they are presented with a statement or quotation on a topic of general interest and are asked to write an essay that presents a well-reasoned argument on that topic. The essay should be clear, well-organized, and free of grammatical and syntax errors.
GRE Subject Tests are designed to measure a candidate's knowledge and skills in specific fields of study. The tests are intended for individuals who have completed or are near completion of a program of study in a specific field. The tests are offered in the following disciplines:
GRE test in Chemistry is going to be discontinued after April 2023 administration. The length of Physics and Psychology paper will be short so that students can complete it within 2 hours.
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