For many students, the GRE isn't the first thing they think about when planning to study abroad. It usually comes after choosing a country, shortlisting universities, and deciding on a course. But sooner or later, almost every graduate school aspirant asks the same question, Do I need the GRE, and if I take it, will it actually improve my chances?
The numbers suggest that it can. About 87% of applicants who submitted GRE scores to test-optional programs were accepted, while 83% of GRE test-takers who submitted their scores secured admission to Master's Programs. A competitive GRE score can help you stand out, especially when you're applying to selective universities or want to strengthen your overall profile.
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