Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardised, multiple-choice assessment exam taken by students globally to qualify for the application to graduate and master program universities. The GRE is conducted by the Educational Testing Services (ETS). This exam is used to measure a student’s aptitude and helps universities gauge one’s preparedness for the graduate or master’s program. Although the GRE serves as a stepping stone to one’s educational career and is only one part of the overall application process, all students must take it very seriously.

The GRE measures a student’s abstract thinking in the areas of analytical writing, mathematics and vocabulary. GRE is used as an eligibility criterion for admission by over 1500+ universities abroad, and more than 90 countries accept GRE scores for admission. Some top countries that accept GRE scores are the USA, UK, Canada, Japan, Australia, China, France, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, India, etc. Hence, millions of students in India prepare and appear for these exams a year before they start applying. If you also wish to take these exams, you need to prepare well. For the same, Mehul Soni’s GRE classes in Gandhinagar can coach and train you. With our expert teaching and professional guidance, you can clear the GREs with flying colours.

The GRE comprises 3 major sections, which are: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning. MSIP’s GRE classes in Mansa will provide comprehensive and specialised training to the students for each section. The GRE is divided into 2 sections: Offline exam (Paper-based exam) and Online exam (Computer-based test). The duration of the offline exam is 3 hours and 30 minutes. Whereas the test duration of a computer test is 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Please note the offline exams are conducted only thrice a year. On the contrary, a student can appear for a computer exam at any time of the year. One of the significant differences between offline and online exams is that online exams are section-adaptive. This means that the computer will decide which section will appear next on the screen based on your performance of the previous section.

With the help of our experienced GRE coaching in Mansa, you will receive an in-depth understanding of each module. However, we have prepared a short yet crisp guide of what each student can expect in their GRE test sections.

1.Analytical Exam – This section examines the student’s ability to interpret complex scenarios, arguments and problems and express their thoughts and opinions on the same.

• I. Offline: 2 sections and 2 tasks. The test duration is 60 minutes.
• II.. Online: 1 section and 2 tasks. The test duration is 60 minutes.

2.Verbal Reasoning – In this section, the student will be asked to understand a written content and answer the questions related to it. This test measures a student’s ability to read and comprehend.

• I.Offline: 2 sections and 50 questions. The test duration is 70 minutes.
• II.Online: 2 sections and 40 questions: The test duration is 60 minutes.

3.Quantitative Reasoning –This section checks the problem-solving ability of a student. This section includes questions based on mathematical concepts like Geometry, Algebra and Data Analysis.

• I.Offline: 2 sections and 50 questions. The test duration is 80 minutes.
• II.Online: 2 sections and 40 questions. The test duration is 70 minutes.

The computer-based exam also includes two additional sections which are Unscored and Research Section. The mode of conducting these tests may be quantitative or verbal and ETS does not count these two sections in the final GRE test score.