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Exam Questions

Submitting scores is discouraged by these programs.
Applicants who submit scores are generally less likely to be accepted.
Submitting scores gives applicants a competitive edge.
There is no correlation between submitting scores and acceptance rates.
ExplanationAccording to the provided data, 87% of applicants who submit their GRE scores to test-optional programs are accepted, suggesting that submitting scores can provide a competitive advantage.
It must be taken on specific, limited dates each year.
It is available to take year-round at various locations or at home.
It can only be taken once every six months.
It is only available at a few selected test centers worldwide.
ExplanationThe text states that the GRE is available 365 days a year at over 1,000 locations and can also be taken at home.
Students can retake the test once every 21 days, up to five times per year.
Students are not allowed to retake the test once they have achieved a score.
Students can only retake the test once in their lifetime.
Students must wait at least one year before they are eligible to retake the test.
ExplanationThe text explicitly mentions that students can take the GRE once every 21 days, for a maximum of five times in a 12-month period.
They rely solely on standardized test scores.
They only consider the undergraduate GPA.
They evaluate candidates holistically using multiple factors.
They exclusively prioritize personal essays and recommendations.
ExplanationThe text explains that graduate and professional programs evaluate candidates holistically, considering GRE scores alongside GPA, recommendations, essays, and experience.
To test specific knowledge of graduate subjects
To measure critical skills developed over time that predict success in graduate school
To replace undergraduate GPA in all admissions decisions
To determine if a student is eligible for a scholarship
ExplanationThe text states the GRE measures skills like verbal and quantitative reasoning and critical thinking, which are developed over time and predict graduate success.
It automatically increases their score on the test
It allows them to send only their best scores to programs
It provides a discount on the testing fee
It removes the need to take the test more than once
ExplanationScoreSelect® is explicitly described as an option that lets test-takers choose which scores they submit to schools, allowing them to send their strongest results.
To ensure they pick the test that best aligns with their goals and personal strengths
To avoid paying the testing fee
Because all graduate schools require every available test
To bypass the need for an application essay
ExplanationResearching different tests helps an applicant compare their options, such as the GRE versus GMAT or LSAT, to determine which test fits their specific academic path.
Submitting scores is discouraged by committees
Submitting scores gives applicants an edge
Submitting scores has no impact on acceptance
Test-optional programs do not accept GRE scores at all
ExplanationThe text clarifies that even in test-optional programs, 87% of applicants who submit GRE scores are accepted, and doing so provides an advantage.
Students must answer questions in a rigid, linear order
Students can skip questions and return to them later, and review/change answers
Students have no control over the timing of the sections
Students are required to finish every section in exactly 30 minutes
ExplanationThe GRE design allows students to tag questions to skip them, return later, and review or change answers within a section.
By stating that GMAT and LSAT are more difficult
By noting that over 1,300 business schools and 100+ law schools accept the GRE
By claiming that the GRE is the only test accepted by law schools
By stating that GMAT and LSAT scores are invalid for 5 years
ExplanationThe text directly refutes this myth by pointing out the large number of business and law programs that accept the GRE.
GRE General Test paper pattern infographic: subject-wise question distribution across 52 MCQs, 1h 58m duration, −0 negative marking per wrong answer
GRE General Test — subject-wise question distribution, per the official syllabus

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GRE General Test — Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are in the GRE General Test practice test?

This practice test currently has 52 MCQs, and every question includes the correct answer with an explanation.

How long is the GRE General Test mock test?

The full mock runs for 1h 58m under real exam timing, just like the actual paper.

Is there negative marking in this test?

No negative marking is applied in this practice test. The rule for the real exam is announced in the official advertisement.

What score do I need to pass?

The passing score in this simulation is 50%, but for competitive merit you should aim well above it.

Is GRE General Test preparation free on PrepPro?

Yes — the questions, explanations and full timed mock test are all free. You can start practising right from this page.

How do I prepare for GRE General Test online?

Practise the syllabus-based MCQs, then sit the full timed mock test and use your result analytics to find and repeat weak topics — all of it starts free from this page.

Can I retake the GRE General Test mock test?

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