Yes, you can get a US student visa without taking the GRE—the requirement for the GRE (Graduate Record Examination) depends on the university and the specific course you are applying for, not on the US visa process itself.

Here’s how it works:

1. University Admission

- Many US universities, especially for STEM and business-related master's programs, ask for GRE scores as part of their admission process.
- However, an increasing number of universities have waived the GRE requirement or made it optional, especially after the pandemic. Some universities do not require GRE at all, depending on the course, your academic profile, or relevant work experience.
- For undergraduate programs, GRE is not required—only SAT/ACT may be asked for.
- For non-STEM fields or certain specialized programs (e.g., arts, social sciences, management), GRE requirements may be waived or not considered.

2. Visa Process

- Once you receive an unconditional offer letter and I-20 (the official admission document) from a SEVP-approved US university, you can apply for a US student (F-1) visa.
- The US Embassy/Consulate does not require GRE scores for visa approval.
- They mainly look at your admission, financial proof, and intent to study.

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In summary:
- Yes, you can get a US student visa without GRE—as long as your chosen university/college does not require the GRE for your specific course.
- Check with Pollster Education for a list of US universities and programs that are GRE-optional or GRE-waived. We will help you shortlist suitable options based on your profile.

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