GRE Mock Tests

One full-length GRE online practice test is free while our enrolled students get access to 8 full-length GRE practice tests.

Having an opportunity to take a GRE online practice test has huge benefits for the students. Here listed the top 5 advantages,

• GRE free practice test is a full-length test, adaptive by a section which simulates the official GRE, gives you a real test taking experience.
• It helps you to understand the structure of the GRE, the sections, question types, number of questions, duration, etc.
• You get experienced to sit for a 4 hours long test and to manage pacing for each section of the test.
• By taking this test, you get to know what you’re going to prepare for and where you stand.
• The score report enables you to analyze your stronger areas of the test and the areas you need to focus on.

You have access to take the test and view the score report for six months from the day of enrolling in the free GRE practice test.

Yes, you can pause and resume the test; however, it is not advisable. We recommend you to take the practice test in one go to get real test experience and accurate scores.

No, you cannot reset the test.

You will get a detailed score report with answers and explanations immediately when you end the test.

No, you cannot take the test again. However, you can do a detailed analysis with the score report and can view answers with explanations for every question on the test.

As part of the testing software, you will have access to a digital calculator. This cuts down on the time it takes to compute, giving you more time to check your understanding of mathematical concepts.

The GRE Quantitative portion, which used to be graded in ten-point increments on a scale of 200-800, is now graded in single-point increments on a scale of 130-170. The 50th percentile for a specific test is usually between 151 and 152. 

Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice (some of which ask you to select multiple right answers), and Numeric Entry are the three primary problem types on the GRE Quantitative section. Data interpretation sets, in which numerous questions are asked regarding a single set of data, are used in some of the Multiple Choice and Numeric Entry issues.

There is no harm in guessing because your score is determined by how many questions you answer correctly in the two Quantitative sections; however, you should guess in an educated and strategic manner when you are unsure of the correct answer by eliminating answers that you are certain are incorrect and guessing between the remaining possible answers. 

While you can now examine your results before deciding whether or not to report them, you cannot submit isolated scores; if you want to cancel one score from a testing day, you must cancel all of your scores from that date.

There are two verbal sections on the GRE. Both these sections have 20 questions each to be completed in 30 minutes duration.

One cannot be very sure of the number. But, one has to be good with the list of frequently repeated words and also the material provided by the coaching institute.

The Official guide to the GRE is the one source of previous questions. This is the good way to start on questions. This should be supplemented with any standard coaching institute material.

Yes, the arguments section in the GRE will help in writing your AWA essays. The patterns, the techniques to find claims, evidences and assumptions are helpful in deconstructing the issue and argument essay questions.

Remember that GRE practice tests are an important element of your GRE preparation, but they should not be your exclusive source of information. You can take as many practice tests as you need to get a feel for the exam. If you only have a month to three months to prepare, it’s best to take four GRE mock exams – not including the diagnostic test you’ll take to establish a baseline.

Begin by taking the non-adaptive free GRE mock test online. Switch to the adaptive GRE practice test once you’ve completed most of your preparations. This will allow you to better identify your areas of strength and weakness early on in your preparations, as well as give you a taste of actual test conditions later on.

It’s not easy to assess your own Analytical Writing part. After all, if you knew exactly what you needed to do to improve your GRE AWA, you would have done it by now. The best approach to assess your GRE essay is to ask the help of a friend, study partner, tutor, or teacher.

The actual test is segmented adaptive in terms of material. In other words, as you progress through the test, the difficulty level of the questions increases. Try not to interpret the difficulty level of the question as a reflection of your present score; a single question may be easy for you, rather easy in general, so it may not reflect your score band in the way you believe it does. Overall, keep in mind that depending on your training or background, various people find certain questions simple, medium, or difficult. A practice test may appear easy to you but be objectively challenging to others—or vice versa.

• Completion of Text 

These are the questions that have blanks that you must fill up. To get the point, you must fill in the correct answer everywhere for questions with more than one blank. 

• Reading Comprehension

These questions are accompanied by passages that range in length from less than 20 lines to more than 40 lines. They inquire on your comprehension of the text. 

• Critical Reasoning 

CR questions, which are technically a subset of Reading Comprehension questions, encourage you to find logical connections between facts in a brief paragraph. 

• Sentence Equivalence 

In SE questions, you must choose words that complete a sentence and have the same meaning. These questions will go swiftly if your vocabulary is strong.

Yes. You can sign up and take a free Princeton GRE Test using this link https://www.princetonreview.com/grad/free-gre-practice-test#!practice.

You can use the free GRE online tests available or choose a test series from a reputed test prep institution. Make sure the questions in these tests mimic the actual GRE questions. They should be full-length tests and include the GRE experimental and GRE Analytical Writing Assessment sections.

Students who know about the GRE test, the syllabus and the pattern and also have learned concepts and practiced all the topics tested in GRE should enroll for the GRE Test series. The preparation should be combined with regular tests and reviews. The review points should be seriously considered and worked upon before the next test. Do not miss out on the essay section while taking the test.

Firstly, the GRE Test series will help you understand how the computerized section adaptive test works. The test will help you to identify where you stand and how much work you should put in to reach your score target. The review of these tests will help you understand the areas you are lacking in.

The GRE mock tests you take should be full-length ones with experimental sections if possible. These tests should mimic real GRE tests with all the topics and question types covered. Make sure that the series of GRE Tests you choose has around 6 to 8 tests for a good amount of practice. Plan to take only the computerized tests. The paper-based ones can be used as drills.

Since GRE is an online test, it is better to take the practice online. The Official Guide has sample paper-based tests that could be included for practice.