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GRE Quant bifurcations in real exam
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13 Sep 2020, 11:39
13 Sep 2020, 11:39
There are 5 sub-sections in GRE Quant section
1. Quantitative comparative questions
2. Multiple choice questions (select 1 answer)
3. Multiple choice questions (select 1 or more than 1 answer)
4. Numeric entry questions
5. Data interpretations
Out of 20 Quant questions asked in real GRE exam, how many questions are asked from 1,2,3,4 and 5?
1. Quantitative comparative questions
2. Multiple choice questions (select 1 answer)
3. Multiple choice questions (select 1 or more than 1 answer)
4. Numeric entry questions
5. Data interpretations
Out of 20 Quant questions asked in real GRE exam, how many questions are asked from 1,2,3,4 and 5?
Re: GRE Quant bifurcations in real exam
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13 Sep 2020, 12:42
13 Sep 2020, 12:42
Expert Reply
1) the first 7 questions are always quantitative comparison questions. However, I didnt spot out a clear increase in the difficulty of the questions themselves. I.E. there is NOT a clear and definitive clue that the first one is easier and the last one is tougher.
Sometimes QCQs are from 1 to 8, one more.
2) Multiple answer choices - one answer choice to pick or we could say a classic problem solving are questions from 9 to 12.
At this poin OR the 13th is a NE OR the 12th is a NE and the 13th back to a PS.
3) Questions 14-15-16 are always a Data Interpretation with a single graph. I.E. one graph and 3 relative questions in a row. Usually, the 3 questions are OR 3 problem solving OR 2 PS and a NE.
4) The remaing questions 17-18-19-20 are 4 problem solving or 2 problem solving and a MAC and a NE. Considering that throughout the 20 questions IF we do have TWO NE we do have ONE MAC only and vice-versa: TWO MAC then we do have ONE and only NE
Sometimes QCQs are from 1 to 8, one more.
2) Multiple answer choices - one answer choice to pick or we could say a classic problem solving are questions from 9 to 12.
At this poin OR the 13th is a NE OR the 12th is a NE and the 13th back to a PS.
3) Questions 14-15-16 are always a Data Interpretation with a single graph. I.E. one graph and 3 relative questions in a row. Usually, the 3 questions are OR 3 problem solving OR 2 PS and a NE.
4) The remaing questions 17-18-19-20 are 4 problem solving or 2 problem solving and a MAC and a NE. Considering that throughout the 20 questions IF we do have TWO NE we do have ONE MAC only and vice-versa: TWO MAC then we do have ONE and only NE
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