I have done B.E. (CSE) and I am interested in pursuing MS/PHD in from USA with funding. What all will help me in that?

GRE stands for Graduate Record Examination. It is a test administered by ETS (Educational Testing Services). The exam assesses student aptitude for graduate programs in the sciences, social sciences and humanities, and is required for admission to many graduate programs. In the U.S., the test is generally administered using Computer-Adaptive Testing. The GRE is composed of three sections: Analytical Writing, Verbal, and Quantitative (maths). The Analytical Writing test is conducted first, followed by one Verbal section and one Quantitative section. After this, there is an additional Verbal or Quantitative section. This means that any given test will either have two Verbal sections and one Quantitative section, or two Quantitative sections and one Verbal section. It is heard that one of these sections will not count towards your score; it is included for research purposes. For example, if your test has two Quantitative sections, only one will count. After the test is over, you may have to complete another research section. Fulfilling the GRE or english language requirements as mentioned by the university will be your first task.

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