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No — and no genuine provider can offer that. ETS does not release actual GRE questions because the test is adaptive and its question bank is confidential. MBAUniverse.com GRE mocks are built by experts to replicate the current GRE pattern and question types. For official practice with the exact interface, use ETS’s POWERPREP tests.

Free GRE 2026 mock tests are available on MBAUniverse.com. They are expert-designed to the latest GRE pattern, and you can take 3 full-length tests online and download Mock Test PDFs. A free one-minute registration gives access to the full test with answers.

You can take the GRE once every 21 days, up to five times in any rolling 12-month period, with no lifetime limit. Each attempt requires payment of the full test fee again.

No. The GRE at Home costs the same as the test-centre version in India (about ₹22,550), with identical format, scoring and acceptance. At-home testing has additional equipment and environment requirements.

Yes, a partial refund. If you cancel at least four days before your test date, you receive 50% of the test fee. If you cancel within four days or do not appear, you receive no refund. Refunds are processed in US dollars.

Register online at ets.org: create an ETS account with your name as on your passport, choose the test-centre or at-home option, select a date, optionally add up to four free score recipients, and pay online. Cash is not accepted.

The GRE General Test fee in India is approximately ₹22,550 as listed on the ETS India fee page, with GST or a small online service charge added at checkout. The GRE Subject Test is commonly listed at about ₹14,500. Always confirm the current amount on the ETS site before paying.

No. ISB accepts only test-centre GRE scores; at-home GRE scores are not accepted for ISB. Other schools may differ, so confirm each programme’s policy.

There is no universal cut-off. As indicative planning guidance, competitive applicants to top global programmes and ISB often target a balanced GRE in roughly the 322–332 range, but admissions are holistic. Always check each school’s class profile and admissions page.

For their one-year and executive MBA programmes, yes — the IIMs accept GRE (and GMAT). For the flagship two-year MBA/PGP, Indian nationals are admitted through CAT, not the GRE.