Revised GRE Exam

If you need Revised GRE Test information like registration facts, test content, question types and practice, then check out all the basics here! The Revised GRE Test varies widely from the GRE of the past, so see the differences and improvements here before you test.

GRE score release dates are pivotal to knowing when you should take the Revised GRE. Here are the dates you'll get your scores back, so you'll know if you have enough time to test!

Here's a concordance table to show you how the Revised GRE Verbal Reasoning scores compare to the prior GRE Verbal scores. Also, check out your percentile rankings here, too.

Looking for a GRE prep book for the revised GRE? Here's my take on ETS's Official Guide to the GRE Revised General Test. Here you'll find the good, the bad, and the bottom line for this GRE prep book.

What are the differences between the old GRE exam and the revised GRE exam, the one that came into play on August 1, 2011? See here for chart comparing the old GRE exam and the revised GRE exam.

If you're confused about the revised GRE exam, then take a look at this GRE exam chart. It explains the structure and length of the GRE exam that will be replacing the current GRE.

The GRE Verbal section is getting a major overhaul on the GRE Revised General Test coming in August, 2011. Here, you'll encounter new question types along with content upgrades. Will you be ready for the 2011 GRE Verbal section? Click here for the breakdown.

If you've never seen the layout of the Revised GRE Quantitative section, you're in for a surprise! In August 2011, the GRE Quantitative section underwent a major overhaul. Check out the new types of questions, test structure, and scoring info here.

Here are the GRE Quantitative multiple-choice question explanations for my sample questions from the GRE Quantitative section. That's a mouthful, huh? If you're wondering why your answer wasn't correct from the sample GRE Quantitative questions, then check out the reasoning here.

On the revised GRE for 2011, the Quantitative section is getting an overhaul. Here are a few examples of the new multiple-choice questions with one answer choice. These are the only type of GRE Quantitative questions nearly identical to the old mc questions. Take a look!

Have you checked out the GRE Sentence Equivalence questions? If so, great! Read on! These are the GRE Sentence Equivalence Explanations for those questions. Have no idea what I'm talking about? These are some of the new questions on the revised GRE Verbal section. There's more about that in here, too!

The revised GRE, coming in August 2011, features changes to the GRE Verbal section like these Sentence Equivalence questions. Do you know how to complete the revised GRE Verbal's Sentence Equivalence questions? Check out these examples, here.

GRE Text Completion Examples

Here are the answers to my GRE Text Completion Examples from the revised GRE Verbal Test!

Here are the answers to my GRE Text Completion Examples from the revised GRE Verbal Test!

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The revised GRE Quantitative section offers a variety of new question types, but the Quantitative Comparison questions on the GRE have been a part of the test for a long time. Here are some sample Quantitative Comparison questions so you can practice ahead.

These are the Quantitative Comparison answers for my sample Quantitative Comparison Questions. There is also more revised GRE Quantitative Section info, too!

How do revised GRE scores compare to old GRE scores? The scoring on the GRE exam changed dramatically as of August 1, 2011. If you're wondering what your revised GRE score is going to look like, then check out the details, here!

If you are taking the Revised GRE outside of the United States, then this information may be useful to you. The paper-based GRE is your test if the computer-based Revised GRE isn't offered in your area. See here for exam length and section set-up so you're prepared!