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The GRE Revised General Test is a graduate record examination developed by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) to assess a student's verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing ability in preparation for admission to graduate and business schools around the world.
California institute of technology – school of engineering and applied science: verbal 161, quants 170
Stanford University: verbal 161, quants 167,
Columbia University: verbal 157, quants169,
Princeton University: verbal 160, quants 166,
Harvard University: verbal 161, quants165,
MIT: verbal 160, quants 164,
Yale University: verbal 156, quants 168
University of California San Diego – Jacob school of engineering: verbal 157, quants 166
University of California los Angles- verbal 157, quants 166,
University of California BERKELY- verbal 156, quants 166,
Carnegie Mellon University: verbal 156, quants 166,
University of Pennsylvania- School of engineering: verbal 156, quants 166
Rice University – George R. Brown School of engineering: verbal 155, quants 167
University of Michigan Ann Arbor – college of engineering: verbal 154, quants 167.
Cornell University – college of engineering verbal 155, quants 166
The computer-based GRE® General Test will take approximately three hours and 45 minutes to complete. Following the third section, there is a 10-minute break
Alloted Time
30 minutes per task
30 min per section
35 min per section
Varies
Varies
