To be a good graduate student, you should achieve the following:
750/800 quantitative test
700/800 verbal test
5/6 analytical writing test
750/800 old analytic test
Anyone who cannot cross those thresholds is probably going to find graduate school hard.
Acceptable General Graduate Record Examination (GRE), which should also be reported directly (KFUPM code is 0868). (Minimum required GRE score is Quantitative: 700, Analytical: 4.0 and Verbal:300)
1100, Quant - 700+, Verbal - 400+ This score is acceptable provided your academic score compensates for it.
You need a minimum of 970 but they accept an average of students with a 1080.
A GRE raw Score is the number of questions you answered correctly.
According to the following website its 650 http://www.career.cornell.edu/clinicalPsychology/admission.html That is the average Subject GRE score for Clinical Psychology doctorate, the minimum for many programs is 650, but some programs do not have a cutoff. The general GRE is different, however, and varies by program. Some will cite a minimum of 1200 but I believe most people shoot for 1300 combined and above.
The maximum you can score in GRE is 170. And even if no question is answered correctly the score is 130
The average GRE score for students admitted to the University of Georgia is above 300. The average world wide GRE score is 168.7.
If you're talking about the general GRE (not the CS-GRE) then probably the only aspect that matters is the qualitative. From what I've seen: around a 750 in Qualitative is minimum and it should probably be more like 770/780 for top schools. Verbal doesn't matter unless you have worse than 450/500.
yes. GRE score is very much essential for schools in US. only based on GRE score the universities will select the candidates. candidates with high GRE score get admission in top level universities. also in US funding is provided based on marks. higher the GRE score more funding will be provided and hence financial burden will decrease.
Whether or not you should retake the GRE exam depends on your specific circumstances and goals. Consider factors such as the score you achieved, the requirements of the programs you are applying to, and your confidence in improving your score with additional preparation. It may be beneficial to retake the exam if you believe you can achieve a higher score that will strengthen your application.
The average analytical writing score on the GRE exam is around 4.0 out of 6.0.
The highest possible GRE score is 340, with 170 being the highest score for both the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections.