GRE Math Practice Test

Use our GRE math practice test to prepare for the quantitative reasoning section of the exam. You will be tested on multiple different topics which we will review below.

We have broken down our GRE math questions into the different types of questions you will see on the actual exam.

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GRE Math Practice Test

You will find 8 different GRE math practice tests below. Each exam includes detailed answer explanations – make sure to review them so you can learn why an answer was correct or incorrect.

You will see that we have broken the exams down by question type. This will help you learn where you struggle and excel.

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GRE Quantitative Reasoning Overview

The quantitative reasoning section of the GRE contains 2 sections. Each quantitative reasoning section is:

20 questions
35 minutes

You will be asked to answer 4 different types of questions:

Quantitative Comparison
Multiple-Choice – One Answer Choice
Multiple-Choice – One or More Answer Choices
Numeric Entry

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Calculator Use on GRE Quantitative Section

You will be given an on-screen calculator that you can use on the GRE quantitative reasoning section. You should keep the following in mind regarding the use of a calculator:

Most questions can be solved without a calculator
It can be quicker to use mental math for some questions
Estimation can be a helpful method instead of using a calculator

GRE Quantitative Reasoning FAQs

How many sections are on this portion of the exam?

There are 2 GRE quantitative sections. Each section is 35 minutes long and contains 20 questions.

For additional information on the GRE, read our guide on what is the GRE.

What types of questions are on GRE math?

You will be asked 4 different types of questions – quantitative comparison, numeric entry, multiple-choice (one answer), and multiple-choice (one or more answers).