When will I get my GRE total scores?

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10 months ago

Candidates should note that GRE total scores would be available to the candidates 8 to 10 days from their GRE test date. Once their scorecard is available on their ETS account, the conducting body will send the candidate an email notification informing them of the same.

Candidates who have opted for the GRE at Home test would get their score in the same duration.

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