GRE Quiz Bank

Kaplan’s GRE Quiz Bank offers the perfect solution for those looking for realistic computer-based practice for the GRE. You can tailor your GRE practice using the GRE Quiz Bank by creating customized quizzes for effective GRE practice.

Want more computer-based GRE practice?

This online quiz builder allows you to target and track your progress. You'll gain maximum practice with 1,000+ GRE questions to build from, each with detailed reports to track your progress and comprehensive explanations.

Target your practice

You can customize your own quizzes based on content, question type and difficulty level.

Test your specific skills

To test your stamina and see explanations as you work take quizzes in Timed Mode or Tutor Mode.

Track your progress

To get detailed explanations receive instant performance reports of all the right and wrong answer choices. Answered questions from all quizzes can be flagged for quick review.

Access at your convenience

You can access your Quiz Bank wherever you are—24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your 3-month enrollment.

Whether you're studying on your own or enrolled on a Kaplan course, GRE Quiz Bank is a great way to supplement your prep.

Course Overview

GRE Quiz Bank: £95

Fully online prep software
Customize your own GRE quizzes
Track your progress
Target your practice

Course Materials

You’ll receive your personalized Kaplan homepage with GRE Quiz Bank where all of your course materials are held– available to you online 24 hours a day.

Test Overview

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test is designed to provide graduate schools with common measures for comparing their applicant’s qualifications. The exam does not test specific subject knowledge and instead measures quantitative, verbal and analytical writing skills. You will be required to take the GRE if you wish to go on to graduate (post-graduate) study in the US.

Test Format

Verbal Section (Two Sections)

Time: 30 minutes
Format: 20 questions
Topics Tested: Reading, Analytical Reasoning, Vocabulary
Question Types: Text Completion, Sentence Equivalence, Reading Comprehension (with increased focus on short passages)

Quantitative Section (Two Sections)

Time: 35 minutes
Format: 20 questions
Topics Tested: Basic Math, Mathematical Concepts, Quantitative Reasoning
Question Types: Problem Solving, Quantitative Comparisons, Data interpretation

Writing Assessment

Time: 60 minutes
Format: Two 30 minute essays
Topics Tested: Analysis of an Argument, Analysis of an Issue

Test Scores

Each of the three sections on the GRE is scored separately. You will be given a "scaled score" within a range of 130-170 for both the quantitative and verbal sections in 1 point increments. You will also receive a score on a scale of 0 to 6 for the writing section in .5 point increments.

A percentile rank will be given in addition to scaled scores. Your performance will be calculated relative to those of a large sample population of other GRE takers, giving you a percentile rank. This means that if you scored higher than 60% of GRE test takers you scored in the 60th percentile.

Register for the Test

As the GRE is a computerized test it is available throughout the year.

You register for the GRE with the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The most convenient way to find a testing center and register is online at www.gre.org.

If you plan on taking the test in August and September 2011 there is a 50% reduction fee.

Currently the cost to take the exam in the US $160. To take the exam outside the US the cost is $170. ETS takes most major credit cards.

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