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Vipra Panda

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, GRE sample papers on the official website (ETS) are regularly updated to match the latest exam pattern. Since the GRE format can change at a regular time, so it's important to verify date of the material before practicing.

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Kanika Shukla

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ETS has not announced any change in GRE test format for the year 2026. Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning are three sections of GRE. Duration of GRE General Test is 1 hour and 58 minutes.

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Aayushi Dhawan

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As of now, there is no change in the format of GRE questions. It is same like last year. Below, we have mentioned section-wise number of questions for different sections:

Analytical Writing (One Section)One "Analyze an Issue" task
Quantitative Reasoning (Two Sections)
  • Section 1: 12 questions
  • Section 2: 15 questions
Verbal Reasoning (Two Sections)

 

  • Section 1: 12 questions
  • Section 2: 15 questions

 

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Raj Vimal

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The test is fast now. Less than 2 hours. Three parts. Analytical Writing, Verbal, and Quant. There are no breaks. You just keep going. Math has algebra. Verbal has tricky words. It finishes quickly.

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8 years ago

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9 years ago

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Tanu satija

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GRE and GATE are different things. GRE is for doing MS from foreign universities and GATE is for doing M.Tech from India.
To prepare for GRE , you should follow Manhattan book.
Some key points to keep in mind while preparing for GRE :
To start your preparation for GRE, you should keep following key points in mind:
Start by creating a realistic schedule of daily work.
Use only the official materials.
Be consistent
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