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 | Scholar-Level 17

6 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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