Immediately after you complete your GRE, you will be shown your unofficial Quant and Verbal scores on the computer — unless, of course, you choose to cancel your score (more on that later). Since the Analytical Writing section is not scored by the computer, you won’t see that score on the computer.

Your Analytical Writing score will be available when your official scores post to your online ETS account, about 10 to 15 days after your exam date. You’ll receive an email notification from ETS when your official scores are posted. At that point, you’ll be able to view your GRE scores online for free anytime by logging into your account.

Keep in mind that GRE scores are valid for up to 5 years after your test date (or test year, if you took the GRE prior to July 1, 2016), so any scores that are more than 5 years old will be removed from your online score report and no longer available to view or send to schools.

Another thing to note is that the “unofficial” Quant and Verbal scores you see at the end of your exam should be the same as the scores that appear in your official score report, so there is no reason to fear a score drop (or hope for a score increase) from your unofficial to your official scores.

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