GRE practice tests
20 full-length tests · plus 1 free test · 54 questions + 1 essay · 118 minutes · section-adaptive
From $11.99 per test
Practise for the GRE General Test with 20 full-length tests in the current shorter format, including the Analyze an Issue essay, and a bank of 20,314 Verbal, Quantitative and Writing items.
GRE General Test · Score summary
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The graduate admissions test accepted by master's, doctoral and many business-school programmes.
20 full-length tests · plus 1 free test · 54 questions + 1 essay · 118 minutes · section-adaptive
From $11.99 per test
20,314 questions · Verbal Reasoning 7,487 · Quantitative Reasoning 12,659 · Analytical Writing 168
Plans from $24.99 · 120 days
The format ETS publishes, section by section. Our practice follows it.
| Section | Questions | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Analytical WritingAlways first | 1 essay task | 30 |
| Verbal ReasoningTwo sections: 12 questions in 18 minutes, then 15 in 23 | 27 | 41 |
| Quantitative ReasoningTwo sections: 12 questions in 21 minutes, then 15 in 26 | 27 | 47 |
Checked against ETS's published information on 22 September 2026: ETS: GRE General Test structure, ETS: Understanding GRE scores.
After your first Verbal and first Quant section, you are routed to an easy, medium or hard second section based on how many you answered correctly.
Verbal and Quant are reported as estimated scores on the 130–170 scale. Your essay receives an automated estimate on the 0–6 scale; it is not an ETS score.
On the GRE it works through Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning questions. Your Analytical Writing (Analyze an Issue) text is coached against ETS's published scoring guide.
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After you answer, you will see whether you were right, why the correct option is correct, why each of the others is wrong, and a method you can reuse. Every question in the question bank comes with a worked explanation of its solution.
Each test can be sat up to 2 times. If you close the tab in the middle of a sitting, your answers are saved and the same sitting resumes when you return.
Yes. Every test opens with one Analyze an Issue task, timed at 30 minutes, as on the real test. It is scored by an automated estimate on the 0–6 scale with feedback on the response.
No. Verbal and Quant are reported as estimated scores on the 130–170 scale. Your essay receives an automated estimate on the 0–6 scale; it is not an ETS score.
The Analytical Writing plan on its own, and Full access, which also covers Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning.
Yes. With a free account you can practise up to 30 GRE questions from the bank. After that, a plan unlocks the sections it covers for its full access period.