Contrary to horror stories narrated by some standardised test veterans, the GRE isn’t designed to rob you of your sleep and social life weeks before you sit for the test. In fact, it is designed particularly to help test-takers score as well as they can, provided you’ve thrown in some basic preparation.
The GRE has test centres at various institutions across the country, such as the American Alumni Association, among others. Personally, I found it easier to register on the ETS website (www.ets.org), which lets you pay the USD 205 registration fee directly to the board, choose your test date and location, order five score reports to be directly sent to universities for free, and access practice resources. Extra score reports can also be…
