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What's on the GRE General Test

The shorter GRE (September 2023+) uses a section-adaptive format with 54 scored questions across three measures.

Analytical Writing

1

Essay

30

Minutes

  • “Analyze an Issue” essay task
  • Scored 0–6 in half-point increments
  • Always the first section of the test

Verbal Reasoning

27

Questions

41

Minutes

  • 2 sections: 12 questions (18 min) + 15 questions (23 min)
  • Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading Comprehension
  • Scored 130–170 in 1-point increments

Quantitative Reasoning

27

Questions

47

Minutes

  • 2 sections: 12 questions (21 min) + 15 questions (26 min)
  • Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice, Numeric Entry, Data Interpretation
  • Scored 130–170 in 1-point increments

Section-Adaptive Testing

Each measure has two sections. Your performance on Section 1 determines whether Section 2 is easier, medium, or harder. Scoring well on Section 1 unlocks harder questions in Section 2, giving you access to the highest score ranges. The total test takes ~118 minutes and is scored 260–340 composite (Verbal + Quantitative).

Official-Style Score Reports

After every practice test, get a detailed score report that mirrors the official ETS format — Verbal, Quantitative, and percentile ranks.

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Score Report

GRE®

Practice Test

Section Scores

Verbal Reasoning163
Quantitative Reasoning165

Total Score

328

/ 340

Top 16%
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6 Full Practice Tests

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Adaptive Difficulty

Section 2 adjusts to your Section 1 performance, just like the real test. Practice with easy, medium, and hard tiers.

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Score Predictions

Get estimated Verbal and Quantitative scores after each practice test with a detailed breakdown by question type and content domain.

Personalized Study Plans

AI-generated study plans focus on your weakest Verbal and Quantitative areas so you spend time where it matters most.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about GRE prep on CramClub.

Is CramClub GRE prep really free?+
Diagnostic tests, unlimited practice questions, and 1 full-length practice test are completely free. Upgrade to Base ($7.99/mo) for unlimited tests, or Plus ($19.99/mo) for AI tutoring, score predictions, and all subjects.
How many GRE practice tests does CramClub offer?+
CramClub offers 6 full-length GRE General Test practice tests, each with 54 scored questions across Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing. Every test uses the shorter, section-adaptive format introduced in September 2023.
How is the GRE scored?+
The GRE is scored on a 260–340 composite scale. Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning are each scored 130–170 in 1-point increments. Analytical Writing is scored separately on a 0–6 scale in half-point increments. Your composite score is the sum of your Verbal and Quantitative scores.
What is section-adaptive testing on the GRE?+
The GRE uses section-adaptive testing. Each measure (Verbal and Quantitative) has two sections. Your performance on Section 1 determines whether Section 2 is easier, medium, or harder. Performing well on Section 1 unlocks harder questions in Section 2, which gives you access to higher scores. CramClub simulates this exact format.
How does the AI tutor help with GRE prep?+
Professor Cramster, our AI tutor, reviews every question you get wrong and provides personalized explanations. It identifies your weak areas across Verbal and Quantitative, suggests targeted vocabulary and math practice, and walks you through solutions step-by-step.
How long does the GRE take?+
The shorter GRE (September 2023+) takes about 1 hour and 58 minutes of testing time. Analytical Writing is 30 minutes, Verbal Reasoning is 41 minutes (two sections of 18 and 23 minutes), and Quantitative Reasoning is 47 minutes (two sections of 21 and 26 minutes).
What question types are on the GRE?+
Verbal Reasoning includes Text Completion (1-, 2-, and 3-blank), Sentence Equivalence (select 2 of 6 choices), and Reading Comprehension (single-answer, multi-answer, and select-in-passage). Quantitative Reasoning includes Quantitative Comparison, Multiple Choice (single and multi-select), Numeric Entry, and Data Interpretation sets.

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