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It may be to your advantage to take the GRE® General Test more than once
if you think that the scores you obtained do not reflect your true
abilities. If your scores seem unusually low in comparison with other
indicators of your preparedness for graduate studies, you may want to
consider taking the test again. Those considering repeating a test
should be aware that large score increases are unusual, and for some
test takers scores will go down. Keep in mind that score reports will
include test results obtained within the past five-year period.
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You may take the General Test (computer-based and/or paper-based) only
once per calendar month and no more than five times within any 12-month
period. This applies even if you canceled your scores on a test taken
previously.
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