GRE® Test
Applying for advanced studies? Whether you’re taking the GRE general test or a subject test for graduate, business, or law school, your local Amideast office may offer GRE prep, supporting you to achieve your best.
Expert instruction for the different test sections, test-taking strategy, practice with top quality materials, and individual attention will allow you to meet your specific needs.
Visit your country’s website section to see what may be available for you.
No class available? Want to supplement your study? Preparation sections on the GRE website offer options.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
GRE General Test
The GRE General Test is offered worldwide both at authorized test centers and online.
The current GRE General Test consists of three measures: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning.
The test includes five sections in total:
- Analytical Writing: One “Analyze an Issue” essay (30 minutes)
- Verbal Reasoning: Two sections with a total of 27 questions (18 minutes and 23 minutes)
- Quantitative Reasoning: Two sections with a total of 27 questions (21 minutes and 26 minutes)
The GRE General Test takes about 1 hour and 58 minutes to complete, making it significantly shorter than the previous format.
Free preparation materials are available on the ETS website.
GRE Subject Tests
The GRE Subject Tests measure undergraduate-level knowledge in specific disciplines and are used by some graduate programs to evaluate applicants’ academic preparation.
GRE Subject Tests are currently available in Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology and are delivered by computer at Prometric test centers and elsewhere worldwide.
The tests contain one subject-specific section with no separately timed subsections, allowing test takers to manage their time throughout the exam.
Because the content, number of questions and test duration differ by subject, candidates should consult the official ETS website for detailed test specifications.
A list of available subject tests is available on the ETS website.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
Register through the official ETS website.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
Coming soon.
Applying for advanced studies? Whether you’re taking the GRE general test or a subject test for graduate, business, or law school, your local Amideast office may offer GRE prep, supporting you to achieve your best.
Expert instruction for the different test sections, test-taking strategy, practice with top quality materials, and individual attention will allow you to meet your specific needs.
Visit your country’s website section to see what may be available for you.
No class available? Want to supplement your study? Preparation sections on the GRE website offer options.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
GRE General Test
The GRE General Test is offered worldwide both at authorized test centers and online.
The current GRE General Test consists of three measures: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning.
The test includes five sections in total:
- Analytical Writing: One “Analyze an Issue” essay (30 minutes)
- Verbal Reasoning: Two sections with a total of 27 questions (18 minutes and 23 minutes)
- Quantitative Reasoning: Two sections with a total of 27 questions (21 minutes and 26 minutes)
The GRE General Test takes about 1 hour and 58 minutes to complete, making it significantly shorter than the previous format.
Free preparation materials are available on the ETS website.
GRE Subject Tests
The GRE Subject Tests measure undergraduate-level knowledge in specific disciplines and are used by some graduate programs to evaluate applicants’ academic preparation.
GRE Subject Tests are currently available in Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology and are delivered by computer at Prometric test centers and elsewhere worldwide.
The tests contain one subject-specific section with no separately timed subsections, allowing test takers to manage their time throughout the exam.
Because the content, number of questions and test duration differ by subject, candidates should consult the official ETS website for detailed test specifications.
A list of available subject tests is available on the ETS website.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
Register through the official ETS website.
GRE is a registered trademark of College Board, used under license.
Coming soon.