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GRE test in 2022-23: More Indian students than Americans took exams for first-time ever - Vimarsana News

GRE test in 2022-23: More Indian students than Americans took exams for first-time ever

One of the main reasons for the rise in number of Indians taking this test is the acceptance of GRE score in over 100 Business schools here

GMAT vs GRE: How to choose the right test for your study abroad journey - Vimarsana News

GMAT vs GRE: How to choose the right test for your study abroad journey

The GMAT is more commonly preferred by MBA programs, but the GRE is accepted by a wide range of graduate programs. The GMAT has a scoring range of 200 to 800 with separate scores for different sections, while the GRE has a scoring range of 130 to 170. The GMAT is more expensive than the GRE, but both offer fee reduction programs.

Kashmir Gets Its First Test Centre For TOEFL, GRE Exams - Vimarsana News

Kashmir Gets Its First Test Centre For TOEFL, GRE Exams

This is the first time a global assessment organisation has set up a dedicated testing facility in the region.

Source: ndtv.com
GRE Exam Duration To Be Reduced By Half From September, Result In 10 Days - Vimarsana News

GRE Exam Duration To Be Reduced By Half From September, Result In 10 Days

The Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) General Test will take less than two hours to complete from September, roughly half the time of the current test, the Educational Testing Service (ETS) announced today.

Source: ndtv.com
Physical sciences replace engineering as top choice for Indian students taking GRE: data - Vimarsana News

Physical sciences replace engineering as top choice for Indian students taking GRE: data

Percentage of students keen to pursue engineering in the US has dropped from 34 to 17 in 10 years as against those keen on physical sciences, which has risen from 27 to 37: ETS data