GRE

GRE is not required by too many Canadian universities. Universities like McGill University, University of Toronto, University of Alberta and some more top public universities require GRE for CSE, EEE, ECE and similar programmes.

Hi Sabith,
GMAT stands for graduate management admission test and is the gateway of the topmost B-Schools abroad. GRE stands for graduate record examination and it is the gateway of the Master in Science programs worldwide.

Hi Sayandeep,
You can take your GRE, your HS record has nothing to do with it. You must also take your TOEFL or IELTS for meeting English language requirements. Every university has its own requirement, if you take IELTS you must score an overall 6.5.

No, you can not apply for IIITs with GRE score for MS in pharmacy.

Hello,
GRE is the aptitude test for admissions into a masters degree program mainly in the United States. You have to register and schedule the test through the website: www.ets.org/gre
Check the same website for syllabus and test pattern.
Good Luck.

Hi,
It is hard to predict until something comes in writing. Till now international students are doing fine and things are very normal at least on the education front. Difficulties may arise when you look for a job, however, there are always opportunities for talented people. Your target should fit with India's requirement for work or work elsewhere. Getting a job permanently in the USA may not work out.

Hi Prateek,
If the university is recognised by UGC, you have all options available to you as for regular courses. So, go ahead and take your GRE. Just see that rest of the eligibility criteria are also fulfilled.

To pursue MBA abroad, you must go for GMAT or GRE exam as most of the international colleges are covered in GMAT and also various institutes in India also consider GMAT. GMAT scores are acceptable in the maximum number of countries.