Conclusive guide on GRE fees structure

The path to your postgraduate program begins with the GMAT or GRE. Taking the GRE is required for programs apart from business management. However, you must pay the GRE fee to schedule your GRE appointment. The GRE fees structure is determined by two factors-

• GRE test you like to consider taking.
• The country you belong to.

GRE tests are classified into two types-

• General tests
• Subject tests.

The GRE fee structure for these two exams are different. Let’s start with the GRE general test fee.

Remuneration for the GRE general test

Starting July 1, 2020, depending on your location, you’ll have to charge between $205 and $255 to enroll for the GRE. Except for five countries, as previously stated, the entry fee for the GRE general test is $205.

Country	GRE fees
Australia	$ 230
China	$ 231.30
India	$ 213
Nigeria	$ 226
Turkey	$ 255

Apart from the GRE entry fee; you’ll have to spend a reschedule fee if you want to modify your initial appointment or test center.

Remuneration for the GRE general test rescheduling

The following is the cost of rescheduling your GRE or changing your test location-

Country	Rescheduling fees
China	$53.90
Rest of the world	$ 50
Changing test center	$ 50

After you consider taking the GRE, you will need to pay for additional scoring services if you require them. These include requesting an additional status report (ASR), requesting a GRE score review, and reintroducing your score.

Remuneration for the GRE score amenities

Here is how much these GRE ranking services will cost you:

Service	Fees
ASR (Additional Score Reports) (cost per report)	$27
Q&A review service for verbal and quantitative sections (New York State residents only)	$50
Review for analysis writing score	$60
Fee for score reinstatement	$50

Remuneration for the GRE general test subject test

Wanting to take the GRE subject test will cost $150 worldwide beginning July 1, 2020, as opposed to the GRE general test, which varies depending on location. Besides the registration fee, additional costs are incurred when taking the GRE subject test. These additional GRE fee structures are as follows-

GRE Exam Services	Fee
Late registration (online registration only)	$25
Standby testing	$50
Rebooking	$50
Changing your testing location	$50
Test subject change	$50
Point total review	$50
The score renewal	$50
Requests for Additional Score Reports (ASR)	$27 per recipient.

GRE waiver – GRE fee reduction program 

It can only be used for one GRE general test and one GRE subject test. All participants also receive unlimited access to GRE prepping materials worth $100.

Key takeaways

• GRE tests are classified into two types: general and subject tests. The GRE General Test is a standardized web-based exam with multiple-choice questions that are approved by many bachelor’s and business schools worldwide.
• The general GRE fee is $205 in all countries except five: India, Turkey, China, Australia, and Nigeria.
• The GRE fee structure related to taking the GRE includes preparation, rescheduling, additional score reports, score review, and score reinstatement.

FAQs

1. What is the cost of taking the GRE at home?

In most counties, the GRE at-home general test costs $205.

1. How long does the GRE Exam last?

The test takes 3 hours and 45 minutes to finish without breaks. On the other hand, the subject test lasts 2 hours and 50 minutes.

1. Can I retake or postpone my GRE?

Yes, you have the option of retaking or canceling your GRE exam.