GRE Result 2022

The GRE (Graduate Record Exam) is a test used to get admission to many graduate institutions and business schools around the world, particularly in the United States.

GRE SCORING PROCESS:

Within 10-15 days of the exam, candidates will receive their GRE General Test score. Candidates learn their unofficial scores in the areas of Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning because this is a computer-based exam. 

The Analytical Writing score is not provided at the end of the GRE Test since the Easy Task component is not graded in real-time. Since August 2011, the scoring pattern has remained the same, and it has been revised since August 1, 2011. Within 5 weeks following the exam date, candidates are notified of their test results.

GRE COUNSELLING PROCEDURE 

The Counseling Procedure genuinely aids in the identification of the best universities to apply to based on one’s overall profile and GRE score. It also aids in the preparation of the application, particularly the documentation section. Rather than having the counselor create the self-SOP, it is critical to write it yourself.

GRE ANSWER KEYS 

The number of right answers given determines the score in the multiple-choice sections. Any erroneous responses do not result in a loss of marks. Because time is of the essence in this exam, it is best to start with the easy questions and then move on to the more difficult ones. 

The number of right answers given determines the score in the multiple-choice sections. Any erroneous responses do not result in a loss of marks. Because time is of the essence in this exam, it is best to start with the easy questions and then move on to the more difficult ones. 

If any of the answers are fractions, the grid will include a division slash (/), otherwise the grid will have a decimal point. There is just one response that has to be circled. Columns that aren’t required should be left empty. It’s also crucial to fill in the blanks with your answers. These are critical skills to master in order to perform well on the GRE Exam.