Calculadora GRE Online Grátis
Verbal + Quantitative raw-to-scaled score conversion with percentile rank & grad school comparison
The GRE Score Calculator converts Verbal and Quantitative section scores to the official 130–170 scaled range, adds them to a combined total, and maps each to its percentile rank. It then benchmarks your profile against graduate program tiers from elite PhD programs to standard master's admissions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sobre Esta Calculadora
The GRE General Test is the standard graduate school admission test accepted by thousands of programs across disciplines. The Verbal and Quantitative sections each score on a 130–170 scale, and ETS uses statistical equating to make scores comparable across test dates — so a 162 from one administration reflects the same ability level as a 162 from another.
Percentile rank is often more informative than the raw score for admissions decisions. A 160 Quant sounds strong, but at the 76th percentile, it's below median for many engineering and CS PhD programs that see 165+ from most applicants. This calculator shows both the scaled score and the current percentile for context.
Program comparison tiers help you understand whether your score is competitive for your specific field. Physics and math programs weight Quant heavily; humanities programs weight Verbal. The AWA score of 4.0–5.5 is rarely decisive, but a 3.0 or below can be a flag at writing-intensive programs.
Converte suas notas de seção para escala oficial.
Fórmula
Total GRE = Verbal (130–170) + Quantitative (130–170) AWA: 0–6 in 0.5 increments
Exemplo Resolvido
Evaluating GRE scores for a PhD application in computer science
Entradas:
- Verbal Reasoning: 156
- Quantitative Reasoning: 167
- Analytical Writing: 4.5
Passo a Passo:
- Combined Total = 156 + 167 = 323 (out of 340)
- Verbal 156 ≈ 73rd percentile among all GRE test-takers
- Quantitative 167 ≈ 90th percentile
- AWA 4.5 = above average; most CS programs weight Quant much more heavily than Verbal or AWA
Dicas
- A Verbal score of 160+ places you in the top 14% of all test-takers globally.
- Many top PhD programs expect Quant 165+ and Verbal 158+ — check your target program's median scores.
- AWA scores of 4.5+ are considered strong; few programs weigh AWA heavily above 4.0.