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GRE Mock Test 2026
A free GRE Quantitative Reasoning practice series covering Quantitative Comparison and Numeric Entry, 20 questions in a fixed 35-minute set. Every GRE online test here is free to attempt and returns a section-wise result the moment you submit.
Quantitative Comparison is 12 of these 20 questions, and it is the format most candidates handle worst because it rewards not calculating. The question asks which of two quantities is larger, and a full solve is usually the slow route to an answer that a comparison or an elimination would have given faster. Numeric Entry is the opposite: no options to work backwards from, so the value has to be produced. One structural note: the official measure is section-adaptive, 27 questions across two sections where the second's difficulty depends on the first, and this fixed-form practice cannot reproduce that. Nothing is deducted for a wrong answer.
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Quantitative Reasoning
Official 2026 patternQuantitative Comparison · Numeric Entry. Negative marking: 0 per wrong answer. Single composite 35-minute timer for both question types combined: no sectional lock. This is a TakeMockTest-defined fixed-form timing for this narrower practice set, not a replica of the official section-adaptive timing.
The official GRE Quantitative Reasoning measure has two section-adaptive sections (12 questions in 21 minutes, then 15 questions in 26 minutes, section 2's difficulty depending on section 1 performance), 27 questions in 47 minutes total, and mixes four question formats: Quantitative Comparison (always the same 4 fixed answer choices), Multiple Choice: Select One Answer Choice (5 answer choices), Multiple Choice: Select One or More Answer Choices, and Numeric Entry. This practice mock covers only Quantitative Comparison and Numeric Entry, the two formats that fit this site's multiple-choice/typed-answer engine cleanly; the 5-choice select-one and select-one-or-more formats, and Data Interpretation sets built on shared data, are not included. There is no negative marking. This mock shows your raw score; the official test reports a scaled 130-170 section score instead.
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