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Practise for the GRE with a full-length test or one section at a time: 54 original questions, every answer explained.
GRE practice tests
- Section testGRE Verbal Reasoning27 questions · 41 minutes. Reading Comprehension, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence.Start the test →
- Section testGRE Quantitative Reasoning27 questions · 47 minutes. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Data Analysis.Start the test →
- Full-lengthFull GRE practice testAll 54 questions · 1 h 28 min, timed like the real test, with a score for each section.Start the test →
What's on the GRE
| Section | Questions | Time | Content |
|---|---|---|---|
| Verbal Reasoning | 27 (sections of 12 and 15) | 41 minutes | Reading Comprehension, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence |
| Quantitative Reasoning | 27 (sections of 12 and 15) | 47 minutes | Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Data Analysis |
| Analytical Writing | 1 essay | 30 minutes | Analyze an Issue (not included here) |
- Verbal Reasoning: 27 questions in 41 minutes (two sections of 12 and 15 questions): reading comprehension, text completion and sentence equivalence.
- Quantitative Reasoning: 27 questions in 47 minutes (two sections of 12 and 15 questions): arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis, including quantitative comparison questions. An on-screen calculator is provided.
- Analytical Writing: one "Analyze an Issue" essay in 30 minutes. The whole test takes about 1 hour 58 minutes; Verbal and Quant are each scored 130–170.
How to use these GRE practice tests
- Start with one sectionTake one section with the timer on. Your score by question type shows your strongest and weakest skills.
- Learn from every mistakeRead the explanation for each question you missed and why the answer you chose was tempting. Then retake the section.
- Finish with the full testA week or two before test day, take the full-length test in one sitting to practise pacing and stamina.
Plan your GRE prep
Make a free GRE study plan built around your test date, or see all practice tests.
GRE practice test FAQs
Is this GRE practice test free?
Yes. Both section tests and the full-length test are free and need no account. After you submit, you see the right answer to every question with an explanation, plus a note on why the answer you chose is tempting.
How long is the GRE now?
Since September 2023 the GRE General Test takes about 1 hour 58 minutes: Verbal Reasoning (27 questions, 41 minutes), Quantitative Reasoning (27 questions, 47 minutes) and one 30-minute Analyze an Issue essay.
How is this different from the real GRE?
Our questions are all four-option multiple choice. The real test also has five-option questions, select-all questions, numeric entry and sentence equivalence where you pick two of six words (shown here as pairs). The real test is also section-adaptive, and it doesn't give you a 130–170 score here: we show your percentage correct by question type instead.
Can I use a calculator on the GRE?
Yes, an on-screen calculator is provided for the Quantitative Reasoning section. Many questions are still faster by estimation or reasoning.
Is there a GRE practice test PDF?
Our tests are interactive rather than PDF, so they can time you, score you instantly and explain each answer. The real GRE is taken on a computer, so practising on screen is good preparation.
Original StudyCoach questions in the style of the real test; every answer key was checked by a separate AI review. GRE® is a registered trademark of ETS (Educational Testing Service), which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, StudyCoach.
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