- For the GRE General test, online scores are typically accessible approximately 10 days after the test date. You can view your scores by logging into your online profile. The official score report will be mailed to your registered address, typically within 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your location.
- For the GRE Subjects test, your scores become available on your online account after 30 days. The official scorecard will also be sent to your registered address within 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your geographic area.
- Additionally, for the GRE iBT test, you have the option to send your score report to up to four schools for free on the test date, after completing the final test.

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- If you have concerns about the accuracy of computer scoring or potential mistakes, you have the option to request a hand scoring review for your SSAT answer sheet. Here's how to do it:
+ Log in to your parent's SSAT account online.
+ Find the option to request a hand scoring review, and follow the provided instructions to book this service.
The SSAT is an undisclosed test so this service won't provide the actual questions or answers. If hand scoring results in a scoring change, the revised results are added to your account and those of all requested score recipients, and all parties are notified. If no change occurs, you will receive a notification letter. 
- Please allow up to one month for hand-scoring results. The hand-scoring request deadline of August 31 is thirty days after the conclusion of the preceding testing year from August 1 to July 31. Hand scoring is not available for SSAT at Home or Prometric testing.

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SSAT Elementary Level Test Structure:
Number of Questions: 104-106
Duration: 2 hours and 5 minutes
Sections:
Quantitative/Math (30 minutes): A mixture of familiar basic mathematical concept familiar to students, as well as a few that may be a challenge.
Verbal (20 minutes): Vocabulary and analogies questions
A short break (15 minutes)
Reading (30 minutes): Short passages with multiple-choice questions.
Writing Sample (15 minutes): There is one story-writing prompt. This story is not scored, but schools use it to assess writing skills.
Experimental Section (15 minutes): One section of mixed content questions (verbal, reading, and math). This section does not count toward reported scores
SSAT Middle and Upper Level Test Structure:
Duration: 3 hours and 10 minutes
Sections:
Writing Sample (25 minutes): An essay or a story. This writing sample is not scored but used by the school admission officers to assess a student’s writing skills.
A short break (10 minutes)
Quantitative (30 minutes): Questions on algebra, geometry, and other quantitative concepts
Reading (40 minutes): Questions based on reading passages
A short break (10 minutes)
Verbal (30 minutes): Questions on vocabulary, verbal reasoning, and ability to relate ideas logically
Quantitative (30 minutes): Questions on algebra, geometry, and other quantitative concepts
Experimental (15 minutes): One section of mixed content questions (verbal, reading, and math). This section does not count toward reported scores.

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