The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is a worldwide recognized standardized test administered by ETS (Educational Testing Service), designed for admission to graduate and business school programs. The test evaluates critical thinking, analytical writing, quantitative reasoning, and verbal reasoning skills that are essential for success in advanced academic studies. The GRE General Test includes three sections: Analytical Writing, which assesses the ability to articulate complex ideas and construct arguments; Verbal Reasoning, which measures comprehension, vocabulary, and critical reading; and Quantitative Reasoning, which evaluates mathematical problem-solving and data analysis skills. Scored on a scale of 260 to 340, the GRE provides flexibility as it allows test-takers to choose which scores to send to institutions. It is accepted by thousands of graduate and professional schools globally, including top business programs. The test is available in both computer-based and paper-based formats, with scores valid for five years, making it a key step for students aiming to pursue advanced degrees.