I want to pursue MS in mathematics abroad (especially from US, Australia or Canada). Can someone provide information about the GRE exam?

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Chetna S
7 years ago
Hi, GRE is typically required to study in US and some universities in Canada. Check entry requirements firstly and prepare accordingly. If you want to study in Australia it is not required but accepted if one submits the score. You may check ets.org/gre for details, test centers, fees, test dates et

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Yes, you can switch between a test center and GRE Home Edition. But you must pay the standard rescheduling fee of INR 5,000.

This change must also be completed at least 4 days before your original appointment through your ETS account.

You must reschedule your GRE at least 4 days (96 hours) before your appointment.

For a Friday test, Tuesday is final deadline. 

Missing this window results in the forfeiture of your entire fee.

Yes. Many universities now offer merit-based scholarships based on your UG GPA, research papers, and internships.

Some specific fellowships still require GRE, most modern programs focus on your overall professional and academic profile.

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