GRE is for getting admission to graduate courses internationally, mainly US. Your admission depends on your UG marks and this score mainly. GRE has a quantitative section, Verbal section and an Analytical writing section. Multiple choice questions with CAT(computer adaptive scoring-you get questions according to ur ability, if you get a question wrong, the computer gives you an easier question, the more difficult questions you answer, the higher score you get). Search for it on internet. ETS is the official coductor of GRE. The Verbal section is pretty tough. You need an extremely good vocabulary. Start preparing that right away. Build your vocabulary. You get lots of materials and GRE words on internet.

GATE is for admission into Indian universities. Usually you get a stipend of Rs. 5000 per month, if you qualify and get admission through gate. You have to be atleast in the 75th percentile(score above 75 percentage of students who appear for GATE) to qualify for GATE. You need a good percentile to get into good universities. GATE papers are different for each branch. Questions are based on your subject. It was a multiple choice test when I wrote it.

There are negative markings for both exams.

GRE and GATE is for pursuing higher studies in engineering. If you like the management side, go for CAT(for Indian B-schools, IIMs etc) or GMAT(International B-schools)

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