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Graduate Record Examination
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GRE Exam Pattern
Analytical Writing
The exam includes one essay task, and the duration for this task is 30 minutes.
Quantitative Reasoning Section-1
The section consists of 12 questions, and the duration is 21 minutes.
Quantitative Reasoning Section-2
The section consists of 15 questions, and the duration is 26 minutes.
Verbal Reasoning Section-1
The section consists of 12 questions, and the duration is 18 minutes.
Verbal Reasoning Section-2
The section consists of 15 questions, and the duration is 23 minutes.
GRE
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the GRE General Test?
The GRE General Test is a standardized exam administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) for admission to many graduate-level, business, and law school programs worldwide. (ETS)
What is the current exam pattern of the GRE?
Here are the updated features and structure of the GRE General Test:
- The newer format was implemented starting 22 September 2023.
- Duration: Approximately 1 hour 58 minutes (roughly 2 hours) under the new format.
- Sections and Questions under the New Pattern:
- Analytical Writing: 1 task (“Analyze an Issue”) – 30 minutes.
- Verbal Reasoning: 2 sections – first 12 questions (18 minutes), second ~15 questions (23 minutes).
- Quantitative Reasoning: 2 sections – first 12 questions (21 minutes), second ~15 questions (26 minutes).
- Adaptivity: The test uses a section-level adaptive design — the second section of Verbal and Quantitative may vary in difficulty based on performance in the first section.
- Scoring Scales:
- Verbal Reasoning: 130–170 (1-point increments)
- Quantitative Reasoning: 130–170
- Analytical Writing: 0–6 (in half-point increments)
What changed in the new pattern compared to the older version?
Key changes in the GRE format include:
- The overall duration was reduced from ~3h45m to ~1h58m.
- The number of questions in Verbal and Quantitative sections was reduced.
- The Analytical Writing section now includes only one task (“Analyze an Issue”) instead of two (Issue + Argument).
- Unscored (experimental) sections have been removed or modified.
What question types appear in each section?
- Verbal Reasoning: Reading Comprehension passages, Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, and Select-in-Passage.
- Quantitative Reasoning: Quantitative Comparison, Multiple-Choice (single and multiple correct), Numeric Entry, and Data Interpretation (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, statistics & probability).
- Analytical Writing: “Analyze an Issue” task—express, support, and organize your argument clearly and logically.
Are there eligibility requirements or limits on attempts?
- There is no strict age limit for taking the GRE.
- Educational background: The GRE is open to graduates and final-year undergraduates, but anyone with valid identification can register.
- Attempt limits: You can take the GRE up to five times in a rolling 12-month period, with a minimum 21-day gap between attempts.
What about registration, fees, and score validity?
- Register through the official ETS GRE website by selecting your preferred test date and location.
- Fees: Vary by country. (Check the official ETS website for current fees in your region.)
- Score Validity: GRE scores are valid for 5 years from the test date.
Tips specific to the latest GRE pattern you should keep in mind
- The test is shorter (about 2 hours), so time management is crucial—practice with timed mocks.
- Understand the section-level adaptive design: the second section may be harder if you perform well in the first.
- Use the “Mark & Review” feature to revisit questions when possible.
- Prepare with official ETS practice materials, as the format has changed recently.
- In Analytical Writing, focus on producing a clear, structured, and well-reasoned essay under time constraints.
- Always check the latest ETS official bulletin for updates on test availability, format, or fees. (ETS)