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Georgian Students Score Higher GRE in Physics

Georgian students graduating from Georgia’s Free University received the highest GRE scores in Physics.

The maximum score you can receive is 990, however even getting a score over 900 is difficult enough. Tornike Ghutishvili, Saba Sharikadze and Guram Kartvelishvili scored 920, 970 and 990 respectfully and beat Georgia’s GRE record this year.

Ghutishvili is among the world’s top scoring five percent in GRE physics test-takers. Now the world’s leading universities will compete in order to take these three high-flying Georgian students for their campuses.

Nina Ioseliani

27 November 2015 17:57