GRE PREPARATION

The GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is an exam designed for admission to the master's programs of universities that teach in English in various countries (the USA, Canada, Turkey and others). Engineering and the social sciences are among the main fields, but medicine and law are not covered by the GRE. There are two GRE exams: the General and the Subject GRE.

GRE GENERAL TEST

The GRE General Test takes about 4 hours and consists of 4 sections:

Verbal Reasoning: Measures the ability to analyse passages.
Quantitative Reasoning: The mathematics section of the exam.
Analytical Writing: The section that measures writing skills.
Experimental and Research: One of these two sections is included in the exam but is not scored. The Experimental section is used for analysis, while the Research section is survey-based.

GRE SUBJECT TEST

The GRE Subject Test is an exam that those who wish to pursue postgraduate study in 8 different fields of study need to take.

Mathematics: contains 66 questions.
Physics: contains a total of 100 questions on various topics.
Chemistry: contains 130 questions, covering analytical, organic, inorganic and physical chemistry.
Biology: consists of 3 sections with 200 questions.
Biochemistry: consists of 3 sections with 175 questions.
Computer Science: consists of 70 questions.
English Literature: consists of a total of 230 questions on various topics.
Psychology: consists of a total of 210 questions.

You can find more detailed information about the GRE exam at the link below:
https://www.ets.org/gre