GRE is an entrance examination result required by dx graduate schools all over the world, and it is also an important criterion for the Admissions Committee to award scholarships to applicants.
GRE was first jointly organized by the four major DXs in the United States, Harvard, Yale, Columbia and Princeton. Initially undertaken by Carnegie Foundation, 1948 was handed over to the newly established education examination center ETS. Since then, GRE has been held in many parts of the world every year. The Examination Center of the Ministry of Education of China is responsible for the centralized management of China and undertakes foreign examinations such as GRE.
The gre test content is as follows:
Gre includes vocabulary, mathematics and writing. Vocabulary and mathematics are pens, analytical writing is a computer test, and vocabulary is a test of language ability. It emphasizes high cognitive ability and strives to profoundly and truly reflect the examinee's understanding and reasoning ability of reading materials.
Mathematics is mainly based on mathematical concepts, but it will introduce many life scenes and highlight the examination of candidates' ability to interpret numbers. The writing part focuses on the ability of candidates to answer specific questions in a targeted manner, rather than asking candidates to pile up general vocabulary.
The key point is to examine the ability of candidates to answer specific questions in a targeted manner, rather than asking candidates to pile up general vocabulary. Specifically, these key abilities include clearly and effectively explaining complex viewpoints, supporting viewpoints with appropriate facts and examples, checking and verifying other people's arguments and related arguments, supporting targeted and coherent discussions, and controlling various elements of standard written English.