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Can a bachelor of engineer with aggregate of 64% take the GRE exam? What is the minimum criteria required to be eligible for the GRE exam? Can you please guide me with the details on the same? It will be helpful if you can guide me soon. Thank you!

There is no minimum eligibility criteria required to apply for GRE examination. Anyone irrespective of age, educational qualification, etc., are eligible to appear in GRE examination. But, to be eligible to get admission on basis of GRE score, you should have passed Bachelor's degree course from a recognised university. Since, you have passed Bachelor of Engineering course with 64% aggregate marks from a recognised university, you are eligible to take GRE examination.

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Can a bachelor of engineer with aggregate of 64% take the GRE exam? What is the minimum criteria required to be eligible for the GRE exam? Can you please guide me with the details on the same? It will be helpful if you can guide me soon. Thank you!

Yes, you are eligible for GRE exam.

GRE stands for Graduate Record Examination. There are no specific eligibility criteria for GRE Test. This examination open for all candidates who are willing to pursue for higher degree in abroad.

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