With only gre score score we can do masters?

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Divyakshi Gupta · Accepted Answer

If you are planning to study abroad, the admission process will require you to give one language exam and one standardised exam. Depending on the course and college/university, you may also be required to provide scores of one standardised test.
You need to prepare very well for both GRE and IELTS. I suggest you target scoring minimum 320 in GRE and minimum 7.0 in IELTS. This is just an average score that is accepted by a majority of schools abroad. The exact score requirement varies across courses, schools and countries. Thus, you need to check the requirement based on your desired course, school and country.
Apart from this, you also need to make sure that you match other key eligibility requirements set by your university like the bachelor&rsquo;s GPA, work experience and extracurricullars.Make sure that your SOPs and LORs also describe your profile the best and are a true reflection of your personality and skills. 
If any of this feels like a tough task to do by yourself, you can directly get in touch with Study Abroad Experts here. They will analyse your profile and not just help you with all the required information but also assist you in the entire application process for FREE.Hope this helps!

Prateeksha Manral · Answer

No, you cannot do a master's program solely based on your GRE score. 
While the GRE is an important component of many graduate school applications, it's not the only factor considered.
Here's why:
1. Academic Records: Your undergraduate GPA is crucial. It demonstrates your academic performance and ability to handle coursework.
2. Essays and Letters of Recommendation: These documents provide insights into your personal qualities, motivations, and potential for success in graduate studies.
3. Research Experience: Many programs value hands-on research experience, which shows your ability to contribute to the field.
4. Work Experience: Relevant work experience can strengthen your application and demonstrate your practical skills.
While a high GRE score can be an advantage, you must submit a well-rounded application that showcases your academic achievements, potential for research, and personal qualities.
If you need more information or any questions to ask, you can book a free strategy session to discuss.
Good luck with your application!