GRE Mock Tests & Practice Tests

Full-length GRE General Test mocks in the shortened post-2023 format — Analytical Writing, two Verbal and two Quantitative sections — plus section practice and topic drills at three difficulty levels, instantly scored with explanations.

Full mock tests
12
Module tests
24
Practice topics
7
Total questions
8,708

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Module-Based Tests

Shorter, single-module tests to focus on one skill at a time.

Verbal Reasoning

8 tests

A single timed Verbal Reasoning section modeled on the GRE General Test: text completion, sentence equivalence, and reading comprehension at authentic length and timing.

Practice GRE by Topic

Short, untimed practice with instant feedback. Pick a topic to open its Easy, Medium and Hard sets — your best score and attempts on each are saved in this browser.

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Verbal Reasoning

3 topics — tap any to open its Easy, Medium and Hard sets.

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What is the GRE?

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is a standardized test used by graduate and business schools worldwide to assess readiness for advanced study. It measures Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning — each scored 130–170 for a combined 260–340 — plus Analytical Writing, scored separately from 0.0 to 6.0.

What is the GRE test format?

The current shorter GRE runs about 1 hour 58 minutes in a single sitting with no scheduled break. Verbal and Quant each come as two sections, and the second adapts to how you did on the first.

SectionTimeContent
Analytical Writing30 min1 “Analyze an Issue” essay
Verbal Reasoning41 min2 sections, 27 questions
Quantitative Reasoning47 min2 sections, 27 questions

What is a good GRE score?

A combined Verbal + Quant score of 315–324 is good and competitive for top programs, while 325–340 is excellent — roughly the top 10% of test-takers. Ivy League and top STEM programs typically expect 325+, standard master’s programs 300–314. Estimate yours with our GRE score calculator.

How should I practice for the GRE?

Start with a full-length mock to get a baseline, then use section practice and topic drills to close the gap in your weaker measure. The GRE is computer-based and section-adaptive, so practicing on screen under time — as you do here — builds the accuracy and pacing the real test rewards.

GRE practice tests — FAQ

Are these GRE practice tests really free?

Yes — free mock tests, module tests, and topic drills are open right now with no payment and no limit on retakes. Deeper sets unlock with a free account, and the full bank will be part of the GRE pass.

How many GRE practice tests are available?

There are currently 12 full-length mock tests, 24 module tests, and topic practice across 7 topics — about 8,708 questions in total.

Are the mock tests timed like the real GRE?

Full-length mocks follow the real exam's section order and timing, and sections auto-submit when time runs out. Topic drills are untimed so you can focus on accuracy first.

Do I get my GRE score and answer explanations?

Yes. Objective sections are scored instantly when you finish, and every question comes with an answer explanation — create a free account to unlock explanations, answer review, and saved history.

Is my progress saved?

Progress is saved in your browser automatically, so you can pause and resume any test. Create a free account to track scores across devices and see your progress dashboard.

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