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The GRE Score Calculator - Your Personal Performance Predictor
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Updated on: 10 Jan 2026, 23:58
Updated on: 10 Jan 2026, 23:58
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Note: While this calculator uses official scoring patterns, actual GRE scores may vary slightly. Use as a guide, not a guarantee.
Hello GRE Prep Club community!
I'm excited to share a powerful tool I've developed that every serious GRE aspirant needs: An Accurate GRE Score Calculator that simulates the actual GRE adaptive testing algorithm!
How to Use:
1. Enter your correct answers for Quant Section 1 (0-12)
2. Enter your correct answers for Quant Section 2 (0-15)
3. Repeat for Verbal sections
4. Click CALCULATE to see your predicted scores
** Difficulty Indicators - Visual feedback on section performance
Based on the questions you nailed correctly in the first section you will know visually the second section if it will be easy/medium/hard
I remind you also this post GRE - How score is calculated & the new exam pattern
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The points you can earn, by picking the questions correctly in one point of increment, OVER the # number of questions we have for both sections. In other words, \(\dfrac{40}{40}\) \(= 1\). In the end, 1 was not influential in the calculation \times # number of questions.
Now, instead, we do have FEWER questions - # 27 - and the ratio change: it is the points you can earn - which are still the same 40 even though technically the numbers between 170 and 130 are 41 over the number of questions that are #27
\(\dfrac{40}{27} \approx 1.48148 \times \)# of questions you picked correct in both quant or verbal sections. + The bonus or the penalty
An example, suppose you got 23 questions in quant or verbal does not matter out of 27
\(1.48 \times 23 =34.04 +130 = 164.04\) + hypothetical bonus
We do know the entity of the bonus. I assume that it works like before: the first section is medium, and the second, IF it is easy or medium, you will have a penalty. IF the second one is hard, you will have a bonus point.
Now, instead, we do have FEWER questions - # 27 - and the ratio change: it is the points you can earn - which are still the same 40 even though technically the numbers between 170 and 130 are 41 over the number of questions that are #27
\(\dfrac{40}{27} \approx 1.48148 \times \)# of questions you picked correct in both quant or verbal sections. + The bonus or the penalty
An example, suppose you got 23 questions in quant or verbal does not matter out of 27
\(1.48 \times 23 =34.04 +130 = 164.04\) + hypothetical bonus
We do know the entity of the bonus. I assume that it works like before: the first section is medium, and the second, IF it is easy or medium, you will have a penalty. IF the second one is hard, you will have a bonus point.
Why This Calculator is Different:
Unlike basic calculators that just add raw scores, this tool replicates the real GRE adaptive testing mechanism. It considers:
- Section 1 performance affecting Section 2 difficulty
- Students scores
- Quantitative AND Verbal scoring algorithms: bonuses or penalties
Key Features:
- Real Adaptive Simulation - See how your first section performance determines second section difficulty
- Instant Score Estimation - Get your predicted Quant, Verbal, and Total scores
- Difficulty Indicators - Visual feedback on section performance
- Mobile-Friendly Design - Works perfectly on all devices
- Light/Dark Mode - Choose your preferred viewing style
Perfect For:
- Post-practice test analysis
- Goal setting and score targeting
- Understanding the GRE scoring algorithm
- Tracking progress over time
Give it a try and share your feedback! This tool is completely free for our community.
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Re: The GRE Score Calculator - Your Personal Performance Predictor
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10 Jan 2026, 10:59
10 Jan 2026, 10:59
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Excellent work Carcass ,
This is what we were searching for after giving the first OG GRE mock,
Kudos to you
This is what we were searching for after giving the first OG GRE mock,
Kudos to you
Re: The GRE Score Calculator - Your Personal Performance Predictor
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11 Jan 2026, 00:54
11 Jan 2026, 00:54
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Thank you sir 
