Hello Jeevan

Thousands of universities, graduate schools and departments around the world accept GRE scores, for graduate course places and/or graduate fellowships – too many to list here! This includes an increasing number of technological universities and B-schools which accepts the GRE score.

A GRE score may be a required part of your application to a graduate-level program. Even if it’s not a set requirement, it may still help to support your application for a place on a master’s or PhD program, or for a fellowship.

The test is run by ETS (short for Educational Testing Service), a nonprofit organization which also runs the TOEFL, one of the most widely used tests of English proficiency.

TOEFL and IELTS are other tests which you might have to write to bag a seat at an University abroad.

You can check your University requirement in which you want to apply and as per that send it to them.

Some of the good Universities are:

Koyto

University of Tokyo

Princeton

There are also Universities like MIT, Stanford and UCB but it is next to impossible to get into these as they mostly prefer Graduates from IIT's(97%).