Recently, ETS officially released the latest annual report on the GRE test, “A Snapshot of the Individuals Who Took the GRE General Test July 2019 - June 2024.”
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The latest GRE annual report released by ETS shows that the number of Chinese GRE test-takers surged to a post-pandemic high, reflecting the growing enthusiasm of domestic students for applying to top universities. However, due to the reduced error tolerance after the GRE reform, the average scores of Chinese test-takers in all sections declined for the first time in nearly five years. While their math performance remains globally leading, the writing score fell slightly below the global average. This data shift reminds test-takers to pay more attention to the difficulty of the reformed exam and adjust their preparation strategies promptly.
In terms of field of study, business continues to be the most popular direction for Chinese test-takers, accounting for 27% and growing year by year, confirming the increasing recognition of GRE scores among business schools. Facing the dual trends of rising test-taker numbers and declining average scores, CheersYou(清柚教育) advises study-abroad families to plan scientifically and prepare early, set precise target scores, and build core competitiveness for top school applications through solid preparation and excellent GRE scores.
Recently, ETS officially released the latest annual report on the GRE test, “A Snapshot of the Individuals Who Took the GRE General Test July 2019 - June 2024.”
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