GRE
The GRE Computer Based Test (CBT) is required by graduate and professional schools, as it is considered a crucial prerequisite/component for admission to a graduate program. Applicants for graduate school courses are usually required to submit the GRE test results together with other undergraduate records as part of the application/admission process. The test simply examines your analytical and critical reasoning skills. These are skills that have been established to contribute to successful achievement in a graduate program. The examination does not test prior knowledge of data or facts specific to any field of study.
The computer-based GRE contains three distinct sections with various types of questions
Analyze and draw conclusions from discourse
Reason from incomplete data
Identify author’s assumptions and/or perspective
Understand multiple levels of meaning, such as literal, figurative and author’s intent select important points
Summarize text
Understand the structure of a text understand the meanings of words, sentences and entire texts
Understand relationships among words and among concepts
Understand quantitative information
Interpret and analyze quantitative information
Solve problems using mathematical models
Apply basic mathematical skills and elementary
Mathematical concepts of arithmetic
Algebra
Geometry
Probability and statistics