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Methodology: questions are written in-house to mirror official GRE format and difficulty, then reviewed against ETS's public scoring guides. Each section gives you a quick predicted score — for a fuller picture across eight topics, take the 16-question diagnostic. If you want more practice in one specific area instead, the Quant Practice and Verbal Practice tools pull 10 fresh questions per topic every round.

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Is this GRE practice test free?
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How accurate is the predicted score?
It's a directional estimate based on 5 questions per section, not an official GRE score. For a broader estimate across all eight GRE topics, take the 16-question diagnostic instead; for the most accurate ongoing prediction, a full-length timed test inside the nerzia app tracks performance across 100+ tests.
How is the GRE essay (Analytical Writing) scored?
On a 0-6 scale in half-point increments, based on how well you develop a position, use specific examples, address counterarguments, and structure your response. A 4.0-4.5 is sufficient for most graduate programs; only top humanities programs typically expect 5.0+.
What's the difference between this and the full GRE diagnostic?
This practice test is quick — 5 questions per section, pick just Quant, Verbal, or read the Writing guide. The diagnostic is a single combined 16-question run (8 Quant, 8 Verbal) that scores eight topics separately for a fuller weak-area breakdown.
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Analyze an Issue · Sample prompt

"Educational institutions have a responsibility to dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed."

Write a response discussing the extent to which you agree or disagree and explain your reasoning. Aim for 400–600 words in 30 minutes.

How to score 4+ on the GRE essay

1

Take a clear position

Don't be wishy-washy. Pick a side in your first paragraph and commit to it.

2

Use 2–3 specific examples

Historical, scientific, or personal — concrete examples separate a 4 from a 3.

3

Address the counterargument

Acknowledge the other side, then explain why your position is stronger.

4

Structure: intro, body, conclusion

2–3 body paragraphs. Quality over quantity.

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nerzia grades your essay on the official GRE 0–6 rubric with detailed feedback on argument, evidence, and mechanics.

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