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The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) General Test is a standardized computer adaptive test (CAT) test that graduate schools use to evaluate candidates. Over one thousand graduate programs around the world require applicants to submit GRE scores in order to be considered for admission.

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  1. GRE Graduate Record Examinations

  2. GRETest The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) General Test is a standardized computer adaptive test (CAT) test that graduate schools use to evaluate candidates. Over one thousand graduate programs around the world require applicants to submit GRE scores in order to be considered for admission. Many business schools are demanding the GRE test score rather than the GMAT, especially for Masters programs such as Financial Engineering. In addition, the GRE is often used to help determine whether a student is awarded graduate fellowships or graduate research or teaching positions.

  3. Test Format

  4. THE ANALYTICAL WRITING SECTION The Analytical Writing section measures a student’s ability to critically assess an argument and effectively communicate ideas in print. There are two essays on this section: Present Your Perspective on an Issue (the Issue Task) – a test-taker must construct a persuasive argument outlining his or her perspective on a statement, issue, policy position, or course of action. Analyze an Argument (the Argument Task) – a test-taker must evaluate a particular line of reasoning (e.g. – point out where an argument is strong or weak). The Argument task does not ask for a test-taker’s opinion but for an analysis of the argument.

  5. THE QUANTITATIVE SECTIONS The Quantitative sections measure a student’s ability to solve mathematical problems and interpret data presented in graphical form. These sections contain four distinct question categories: Multiple-Choice (select one answer choice) – these questions present a mathematical problem and require students to select exactly one correct answer choice from among the five presented. Multiple-Choice (select one or more answer choices) – these questions present a mathematical problem that may have more than one solution among the answer choices; students must select each answer choice that applies. Students do not receive credit unless they select all and only those answer choices that are correct. Numeric Entry – students must type the answer to a mathematical problem into the answer box provided. Quantitative Comparison – students must select the answer choice that accurately describes the relationship between the quantity in column A and the one in column B:(A) always means that the quantity in column A is greater;(B) always means that the quantity in column B is greater(C) always means that the two quantities are equal; and(D) always means that there is not enough information to determine which quantity is greater

  6. THE VERBAL SECTIONS

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