USA GRE Questions

Harvard University's MS in Architecture and Planning costs INR 59 lakh in first year tuition and runs for 2 years. You can apply with a GRE score, a TOEFL score of 92 or above, or a PTE score, giving you flexibility in which English proficiency and aptitude test you choose.

Competitive applicants at leading US business schools often have a GMAT score of around 650 to 730 or higher (classic 200 to 800 scale), or a GRE score of around 315 to 330 or higher. These are typical examples, not cutoffs, and English test requirements and waivers vary by school.

A GRE Quant score of 165 or higher can help offset an undergraduate GPA below 7.0 out of 10 or backlogs on your transcript. This strong quantitative score gives admissions committees a way to look past a weaker academic record when reviewing your US graduate application.

No, IELTS cannot replace the GRE, since they test different things. Many top programs like Stanford and UC Berkeley no longer require or consider the GRE, while others such as UIC still require it, so you must check each university's current admissions page individually before assuming either way.

For a UCLA masters, aim for a GRE around 320 to 330 where it is required, a 4-year bachelor's degree with at least a 3.0 GPA or roughly 75 percent, and strong English scores. Many departments, including Computer Science, have made the GRE optional for 2026-2027.