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Every one is the complete five-section GRE, Analytical Writing, two Verbal, and two Quant, under real timing. Start free with the gentle Warm-Up, then work through all 16 exam-level papers.
A gentler, full-length, section-adaptive mock built to get you comfortable with the format and build confidence. Real timing, an instant estimated score with your official percentile, and a worked solution for every question. Start here.
The starting baseline. Sit it before you study a single page so the rest of your prep is data-driven, not vibes. 114 fresh items, real GRE timing, the section-adaptive structure of the actual exam.
The 2 to 4 week check. A fresh 114-item bank under the same official structure, designed to expose what is sticking and what has quietly slipped since your last attempt.
The midpoint mock. By the third sitting the format should be invisible. This paper tests whether you can stop thinking about the interface and focus purely on the question.
The late-prep stress test. Fresh items, freshly verified, designed to surface any habit you have quietly fallen into. Treat it as the dress run before the dress rehearsal.
The test-day rehearsal. Sit this in one timed block the week of your real GRE: no breaks, no second tries, no review until you finish. The closest thing to the actual exam.
Full-length Mock 6: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 7: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 8: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 9: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 10: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 11: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 12: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 13: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 14: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Full-length Mock 15: a fresh 114-question, section-adaptive GRE paper built to the current official structure, with worked solutions and answer explanations for every item.
Scores are estimates within about 2 points; percentiles are the exact official ETS figures; the AWA essay gets a separate expert estimate. See our editorial standards.
A full mock is the best signal, but you can also target a single measure with focused, timed sets — each with the same instant scoring and worked solutions.
Five full Verbal tests — Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, and Reading Comprehension.
Practice nowFive full Quant tests — Problem Solving, Quantitative Comparison, Numeric Entry, and Data Interpretation.
Practice nowFive Analyze an Issue prompts with a rubric-based expert estimate on your essay.
Practice nowThe highest-yield GRE words with a spaced-repetition trainer.
Practice nowYou can find GRE practice questions in PDF form, and ETS publishes free practice material, but a PDF cannot do what the real exam does. It cannot run the official section timing, it cannot be section-adaptive, and it cannot score you or show your percentile. A static GRE practice test PDF is fine for reading a few sample items, but it will not tell you where you actually stand on test day.
Our practice test runs entirely online instead: it is timed and section-adaptive like the real GRE, and it returns an instant estimated score with your exact official percentile the moment you finish. If you still want something to print, use the worked solutions after each mock as your review sheet. Prefer to drill one measure at a time? Take a full GRE Verbal practice test or a full GRE Quant practice test with the same instant scoring.
ETS POWERPREP is the official free practice software, and it is the closest match to the real interface, so it is well worth using. The catch is that there are only a couple of free POWERPREP tests, and once you have taken them you have used up the official supply.
Use POWERPREP for the official interface, then use these mocks for volume. They complement each other. Our GRE PowerPrep guide explains which official test to take when.
Scaled score, percentile, and an expert AWA estimate appear the second you submit — no waiting page, no email gate, no upsell.
Your first section of each measure is medium for everyone. How you do on it sets whether your second section is easier or harder, and only the hard track can reach the top of the scale.
The percentile for any scaled score is the exact official ETS figure. The scaled score itself is a reverse-engineered estimate, within about 2 points, since ETS does not publish its equating.
The essay gets an expert estimate against the official 0 to 6 rubric, clearly labelled. It does not replicate ETS's human-plus-e-rater scoring.
Every item is original, with the worked solution and the trap spelled out. Here is a hard Quantitative Comparison in its review state.
If is even, Quantity A is positive and Quantity B is negative, so A is greater.
If is odd, A is negative and B is positive, so B is greater.
The relationship depends on whether is odd or even, so it cannot be determined.
Test parity: try and . Two cases that disagree force the answer D.
Do not assume a larger exponent means a larger value when the base is negative.
Good pace, right around the target. Bank any saved time for harder items later in the section.
Free to start. Sit a full, section-adaptive paper and get your report the moment you finish.