Quantitative Reasoning — What You'll Face
27 questions in 47 minutes across two sections.
Question Types:
1. Quantitative Comparison — compare two quantities (~8 per section)
2. Problem Solving (Multiple Choice) — standard math (~9 per section)
3. Data Interpretation — read charts/graphs and answer (~4 per section)
Content Areas:
Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis
NO calculus. NO trigonometry beyond basics. The math itself is easier than SAT — the questions are trickier.
Calculator: On-screen calculator provided. It's basic (no graphing). Don't rely on it — mental math is faster for most questions.
Key insight: The GRE tests mathematical REASONING, not computation. The numbers are usually simple. The logic is what's hard.
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