GRE

The GRE exam pattern consists of two main types:

• The GRE General Test 

• The GRE Subject Tests

The GRE General Test measures various skills of an aspirant. GRE test pattern evaluates a candidates verbal, quantitative, critical thinking and analytical writing skills. The skills are covered in three sections Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and Analytical Writing. However, as per the GRE test pattern, the GRE Subject Test evaluates a candidates knowledge in specific fields.

A GRE score is required for certain graduate programs and is not mandatory for all the courses. The GRE is often a computer-based exam that is given at specific locations across the globe. Paper tests are still frequently given at testing places in nations with potentially low levels of technology. After taking the computer-based GRE, students receive their unofficial test results right away, and their official scores in ten to fifteen days. Four to six weeks following the exam date, students who take the paper GRE receive their results.

The University of Georgia does not have a strict minimum GRE requirement for graduate applicants. However, students prefer to submit the score to add a positive factor to their resume. The GRE score achieved by the previous year's students who enrolled is between 310 and 313. Students must aim to score at least the required given score if want a successful admission. 

GRE is a tough exam to crack. Not every one can achieve 340 out 340 in GRE or close to that number.  The GRE exam evaluates a candidate's analytical writing, quantitative reasoning, and verbal reasoning skills. The difficulty level can vary based on individual strengths and weaknesses.

Students with a mathematical background may have an advantage when solving quantitative questions. Conversely, students proficient in English language may find it easier to tackle analytical writing questio

There is no specific time or date announced for GRE General Test score announcements. According to ETS, students can typically access their scores 8-10 business days after their test date. You will receive an email notification from ETS when your scores are available. ETS does announce specific dates for the release of GRE Subject Test scores.

SPJIMR does not accept home-based GRE test scores for its programs. Normally, the institute accepts scores from standardized tests such as CAT and GMAT for admissions into its PGDM programs. However, for the Global Management Program (GMP) at SPJIMR, one can submit GRE scores, but one needs to take that test from official test centers and not from home-based tests.
If you are applying to SPJIMR, it is important that your scores from GRE received from a certified testing center help you fulfill the eligibility criteria for an application.

The Educational Testing System announced a few changes in the GRE Exam.

• Shorter Test Duration: Reduced GRE duration. Earlier, it was 4 hours and it's less than 2 hours.
• Removed Some Sections: The unscored section and the scheduled break have been removed.
• Quick Reporting of GRE Result: Students can get the GRE score within 8-10 calendar days.

The Analytical Writing section is scored between 0-6 in half-point increments, the Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning sections are scored between 130-170 points with 1-point increments. Your total GRE score is the sum of your scores from all three sections. For instance, if you score 145 on Verbal Reasoning, 150 on Quantitative Reasoning, and 4.5 on Analytical Writing, your total GRE score would be 299.5