what do you need to know about the GRE^® revised General Test? It depends on where you test.

The GRE^® revised General Test is administered throughout the world in the following formats: computer-based test and paper-based test. To find out what you need to know about the test, here's what you do:

1. Select the region or country where you plan to test to find out which test format is offered in your area.
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2. Then, look below at the corresponding test format to see important information about the test.

the computer-based test

The GRE revised General Test is administered on computer on a continuous basis in most areas of the world.
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What you can expect with the computer-based test:

 

• FREE official test prep is available.
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• Scores for the computer-based test are reported 10 — 15 days after your test date.

If you test in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Korea, the test is now taken in one session, all on the same day. There are 1 — 2 fixed test dates per month giving you more test dates from which to choose.

the paper-based test

In areas of the world where the computer-based test is not available, a paper-based test is administered. The paper-based GRE revised General Test is administered up to 3 times a year in October, November and February.
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What you should know about the paper-based test:

 

• FREE official test prep is available.
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• Scores are sent approximately 6 weeks after your test date.