There is no declared syllabus for the GRE. This is a very big obstacle that makes studying the GRE difficult. Although there is no syllabus, ETS does state that the test makes up the following parts
The syllabus can be broke up as follows :
· Analytical Writing
· Verbal Sessions
1. Reading Comprehensions
2. Sentence Completions
3. Antonyms
4. Analogies
· Maths Sessions
1. Arithmatic
2. Algebra
3. Word Problems
4. Geometry
5. Data Interpretation
6. Quantitative Comparisons
Verbal and Maths syllabus will both be discussed in detail in separate posts.
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