CertOcean's GRE Preparation (Graduate Record Examination) training is a live, instructor-led online course. You learn in 28 live sessions (50 hours in total) with an expert instructor, work through 4 curriculum modules and keep lifetime access to the class recordings.
The GRE General Test is one of the most widely used graduate admissions tests in the world. It is run by ETS (Educational Testing Service), and thousands of graduate programs worldwide accept GRE scores for master's, MBA and PhD admissions.
Why take the GRE?
The GRE General Test is an admissions test that graduate schools use to evaluate applicants. Thousands of graduate programs around the world accept GRE scores, including many business schools and some law schools. Programs also use GRE scores to decide on fellowships and graduate assistantships.
The GRE General Test has three parts: Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning. Since September 2023, the test takes about 1 hour 58 minutes:
The most reliable resources come from ETS, the maker of the test:
This course is best for students who have started preparing for the GRE and want expert guidance on how to approach each question type and solve problems quickly.
Learning objective: There is no age limit or required qualification to register for the GRE. Most test takers have completed or are finishing an undergraduate degree, because the GRE is used for admission to graduate programs.
Learning objective: Analytical Writing: Tests your ability to explain complex ideas clearly, support them with relevant reasons and examples, keep a focused, coherent discussion and control standard written English.
Verbal Reasoning: Tests your ability to understand and evaluate arguments, draw conclusions, identify assumptions and the author's point of view, and understand words, sentences and whole passages.
Learning objective: Physics: about 70 five-choice questions in 2 hours, covering classical mechanics, electromagnetism, optics and waves, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, quantum mechanics, atomic physics, special relativity, laboratory methods and specialized topics.
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The GRE Preparation (Graduate Record Examination) training costs $450, down from the regular $500 (you save 10%). It is a one-time payment in US dollars, and you can pay securely by card or PayPal.
The course runs for 50 hours of live, instructor-led online training across 28 sessions. Weekend and weekday batches are available, and the next batch starts on Monday, October 26, 2026.
No. The GRE, from ETS, is for admission to graduate programs, while the SAT, from the College Board, is for undergraduate admission.
The GRE General Test's Quantitative Reasoning section covers arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis at roughly high school level. It does not include calculus. Calculus appears only in the separate GRE Mathematics Subject Test, which is about 50% calculus, 25% algebra and 25% additional topics.
Not really. The GRE is a general reasoning test for graduate admission abroad, while GATE is a subject-focused engineering exam used for M.E. and M.Tech admissions and some jobs in India.
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