Prepare for the GRE with focused practice across the GRE General Test and the GRE Subject Tests.
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The GRE General Test evaluates verbal and quantitative reasoning skills used across graduate-level study.
The GRE Subject Tests measure undergraduate achievement in specific fields and are used by some graduate programs.
Recommended approach:
Use timed sets, review mistakes carefully, then retake similar sets to improve accuracy and pacing.
Physics: mechanics, E and M, waves, optics, thermodynamics, modern physics
Psychology: biological, cognitive, social, developmental, clinical, measurement and research methods
High-yield review: definitions, models, and typical question traps
Data interpretation and experimental reasoning where relevant
Recall plus application: concepts tested in unfamiliar contexts
GRE Practice Tests
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About GRE Practice on Competence Area
The GRE General Test measures verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning skills used across graduate-level programs.
The GRE Subject Tests measure undergraduate achievement in specific disciplines and may be required or recommended by some graduate departments.
GRE General Test Sections:
Verbal Reasoning: reading comprehension, text completion, and sentence equivalence focused on precision and logic.
Quantitative Reasoning: arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis with emphasis on efficient methods.
GRE Subject Tests (current offerings):
Mathematics
Physics
Psychology
For best results, practise under timed conditions, keep an error log, and revisit weak areas until accuracy and speed improve consistently.
