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Quantitative Problem Solving
Standard math problem solving across arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
What you need to know
1Calculator available — but slow calculator use burns time on easy items
2Data interpretation sets (2–3 questions per graph) appear in every section
3Geometry: coordinate geometry + area of composite shapes are highest-miss types
4Work/rate problems: use 1/r1 + 1/r2 = 1/T for combined rates
Targeted practice improves scores by 5–10 points per section
About the GRE
- Full name
- Graduate Record Examinations
- Passing score
- Score varies by program (typically 155+ V, 160+ Q for top programs)
- Questions in bank
- 2,000+
Quantitative Problem Solving — AI Practice Questions
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Other GRE Topics
Quantitative Comparison
Study →QC items make up ~40% of each quant section. Compare Quantity A vs. Quantity B — the most distinctive GRE question type.
Text Completion
Study →Fill in 1–3 blanks with vocabulary that fits the logical structure of the sentence.
Reading Comprehension
Study →Short and long passages with inference, main idea, argument evaluation, and select-in-passage questions.
Analytical Writing (AWA)
Study →Two essays: Analyze an Issue (your position) and Analyze an Argument (the argument's logical flaws).