Get started with a FREE GMAT Mini test
Get started with a FREE GMAT Mini test
Our Mini Practice test is specially designed to help you understand the GMAT test and give you a peek into Grad Prep's exlcusive practice tests.
GMAT Mini Test
Try our GMAT mini test. A specially designed sample test with questions covering all four sections of the GMAT: Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Analytical Writing.
The FREE mini test gives you access to:
- Full feature sample test to get you acquainted with the platform
- In-depth answer explanations for each question
- 3 test modes to help you lean, prepare and simulate the test day experience, including:
- Learner mode: view the answers to each question as you go along to help you study.
- Practice mode: see answer explanations after you have finished. If the test is timed, the timer will display but will not be enforced.
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Simulation mode: exactly what you'll experience on test-day; the test will stop when the timer stops.
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GRE Test Prep Reviews
I've gone through about 80% of the downloadable problems and just getting finished the practice tests. Really awesome test prep!
The GRE study modules are robust and covered every area of the exam. Going between practice mode and learner mode made studying a breeze.
I improved my score by 6 points from the last time I took the GRE! I love using using Learner Mode on practice tests - those really helped!
There were so many practice problems. I actually couldn't finish them all before my test date.
If I had scored just a 5.0 on the writing portion of the GRE, I'd be ecstatic. Imagine my surprise when I scored a 5.5 :)
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What Is the GRE Test?
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GRE Verbal Reasoning Section
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GRE Quantitative Reasoning Section
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What is a good GRE score?
Most graduate programs consider results in the 75th percentile, or 157 on Verbal and 160 on Quantitative Reasoning, as good GRE scores, with excellent results coming in at or above the 90th percentile. However, GRE score expectations vary among different schools and universities. It's best to set your test score goal based on the admission requirements of your preferred program.
How hard is the GRE?
How hard the GRE test is relates directly to your performance and preparation. The GRE is a multi-stage adaptive test that responds to your abilities. In other words, question difficulty increases when you answer correctly. Having a good GRE prep plan and plenty of time to study makes this challenging exam a lot easier.
How long to study for the GRE?
You should begin studying for the GRE at least 2 to 4 months ahead of your testing date. Give yourself enough time to practice within the test's time limits and study each subject on the exam in depth. Be sure to schedule your exam early enough so graduate programs can receive your results before application deadlines.
How long is the GRE test?
Test-takers have a total of 3 hours and 45 minutes to take the GRE. There are 6 sections on the test and a 10-minute break. The Analytical Writing section is 30 minutes long, followed by 4 multiple-choice sections, and a possible fifth unscored section. These last 5 sections are 20 questions each and take 30 to 35 minutes per section to complete.
What is the GRE out of?
The GRE is scored out of a maximum of 340 points. Your GRE score is the sum of points from the Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning sections, ranging from 130 to 170 points each. The Analytical Writing section is scored independently on a scale of 0 to 6, with 6 being the highest score. When applying to a graduate program, make sure you understand what GRE score the school requires.
Who is Grad Prep?
Grad Prep is a newly launched experience from EBSCO LearningExpress, a trusted source for admissions test preparation used by over 16,000 schools, colleges, public libraries, and other organizations for decades.