GRE® revised General Test Launched 2011 | GRE Test Registration, Discount, Fees, Dates | GRE Exam 2011

The launch of the GRE® revised General Test on August 1 was a significant and breakthrough change in the 60 year history of the GRE Program. The revised test has been appreciated by both business and graduate school communities.

GRE revised General Test is one of the most accessible and widely accepted graduate admission test across the world. Presently, GRE test scores are utilized by numerous business and graduate schools across the globe. Every year graduate and business school aspirants from almost 230 countries take GRE test. Nearly, 700,000 students take GRE® test every year.

The GRE revised General Test has new questions and a changed score scale. The most appealing fact of the new test is more focus on questions based on real-life situations rather than the out of context vocabulary. The new quantitative and verbal reasoning score scale from 130-170 in 1 point increments is expected to help admission professionals compare the score of candidates better as the small differences in scores will tend to look small while the big differences will stand out prominently on the score scale.

The new GRE test allows students to change or edit answers. It also enables them to move back and forth as well as skip questions within a section and return to them. The candidates are now enabled to utilize their own strategy for taking the test. The revised GRE is a much more technically advanced and user-friendly test designed to offer business and graduate schools reliable and accurate results up to a greater extent.

The launch of the GRE revised General Test is a beginning of a new era in the business and graduate school admissions. Even though it meets the present requirements of admission professionals and students, the test maintains its commitment to reliable, valid and fair assessments.

Click http://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/register/ for registration.

Students registering in between August – September 2011 will receive 50% discount on their test fee.

For more information log onto www.ets.org/gre