GRE Question Bank
GRE preparation stalls in a predictable place: you know the maths, you know the words, and you are still losing marks to question types you have not done enough of. The bank lets you pick the type and the difficulty and do enough of them for that to stop being true.
Why practise by question type
- The GRE's difficulty is concentrated in its formats — quantitative comparison, sentence equivalence, text completion with three blanks — rather than in its content.
- Because the test is section-adaptive, a practice test gives you limited exposure to the hardest questions. The bank gives you as many as you want.
- Every question carries a worked explanation, which on text completion means the reasoning that eliminates the near-miss answers.
- Filtering by difficulty lets you work where the improvement is, rather than confirming what you can already do.
What is in the bank
Verbal Reasoning
Reading comprehension by task, sentence equivalence, and text completion at one, two and three blanks — the formats that decide the Verbal score.
Coming soon
Quantitative Reasoning
Arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis, including quantitative comparison and numeric entry rather than multiple choice alone.
Coming soon
Analytical Writing
Issue-task prompts for timed practice, with guidance on the structure that scores rather than on what to think.
Coming soon
Buy the sections you need
One-time purchase. Buy a single section if that is where the marks are going.
Question bank FAQs
- Does it include quantitative comparison questions?
- Yes. Quantitative comparison is one of the formats that separates GRE Quant from ordinary maths practice, and it is included throughout the Quantitative topics rather than kept as a separate exercise.
- How is vocabulary handled?
- Through the question types that actually test it — text completion and sentence equivalence — rather than as word lists. Words are learned in the contexts the exam uses them in, which is also how the trap answers are built.
- Is Analytical Writing worth buying?
- It depends on your programmes. Many weight it lightly, and if yours do your hours are better spent elsewhere. It is sold separately for exactly that reason.
- Can I filter by difficulty?
- Yes — easy, medium and hard, in any combination. Working at hard only is the most common way our students use it once the fundamentals are secure.
Not sure which section is costing you marks?
Sit a full-length practice test first. It will tell you where to point the bank.
GRE practice tests