GRE General Test exam guide exam help

The GRE General Test is ETS's admissions assessment accepted by thousands of graduate, business, and law schools. ETS describes it as measuring verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical writing skills developed over a long period of time rather than tied to one field of study. The current shortened GRE General Test has total testing time of about 1 hour and 58 minutes and no scheduled breaks. Analytical Writing is always first, followed by Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections that may appear in either order.

ETS lists one Analytical Writing section with one Analyze an Issue task in 30 minutes; two Verbal Reasoning sections with 27 total questions and 41 total minutes; and two Quantitative Reasoning sections with 27 total questions and 47 total minutes. Verbal and Quantitative scores are reported on 130-170 scales, and Analytical Writing is reported on a 0-6 scale. ETS says unofficial Verbal and Quantitative scores are viewable at the end of the test, while official GRE General Test scores are available in the ETS account 8-10 days after the test date. The GRE General Test can be taken at a test center or at home. ETS says the at-home test is identical to the test-center version, is monitored by a human proctor, is offered around the clock seven days a week where available, and requires approved computer, browser, camera, microphone, speaker, note-taking, ID, room, tabletop, seating, clothing, and appearance conditions.