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Master Quant and Verbal one concept at a time, with every answer explained.

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GRE Home in the StudyPattern app: the next step, this week's study time, test day and the score goal
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100+
GRE question formats
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Quant and Verbal, topic by topic

All 47 GRE topics, each with its own lesson and practice sets.

Quantitative Reasoning

Arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis, one concept at a time, in every Quant format: quantitative comparison, multiple choice, select-all and numeric entry.

34 topics

  • 3D geometry
  • Angles
  • Averages
  • Bar graphs, line graphs, and scatterplots
  • Circles
  • Counting and combinations
  • Decimals and digits
  • Divisibility, factors, multiples and primes
  • Equilateral, isosceles, and other triangles
  • Even and odd numbers
  • Exponents and roots
  • Finding equations for word problems
  • Frequency and probability distribution
  • Functions and symbolism
  • Inequalities
  • Median, mode and range
  • Multiple figures
  • Must be true, may be true, cannot be true
  • Other graphs
  • Pie charts
  • Points, lines, and slopes
  • Positives, negatives, and absolute values
  • Probability
  • Ratios, proportions, and percent
  • Right triangles
  • Series and sequences
  • Solving for a single variable
  • Solving for multiple variables
  • Squares, rectangles, and parallelograms
  • Standard deviation
  • Sufficient statements
  • Tables
  • Venn diagrams and set theory
  • Working with fractions

Verbal Reasoning

Text completion, sentence equivalence and reading comprehension, with an explanation of the clue that settles each answer.

13 topics

  • Assumptions, strengthen and weaken
  • Cause and effect
  • Change and surprise
  • Complete an idea
  • Continuation connectors
  • Contrast connectors
  • Critical reasoning in reading
  • Detail
  • Elaboration and definition
  • Function
  • Inference
  • Main idea
  • Vocabulary in context

How you’ll study

A plan for the week, lessons, practice and the review that brings back your mistakes. Here’s each one in the app.

A plan for the weeks you have

Set your test date and study days. Your plan fits Quant and Verbal around them and tells you whether the time is enough.

  • A short list for each study day
  • Quant and Verbal concepts, one at a time
  • Review of your misses after each chapter
GRE Study Plan in the StudyPattern app: a month calendar of lessons, practice and review

4,000+ GRE practice questions

Every one of the 7 question types, each with a worked explanation.

  • 350+ reading comprehension passages
  • Timed practice with a calculator for Quant
  • Flag any question to come back to it
Try free GRE questions
GRE practice question in the StudyPattern app, answered and marked

Rusty on math? Start from the basics.

48 short lessons rebuild the math you’ve forgotten and the Verbal skills the GRE tests.

  • 100+ worked examples
  • Quick checks inside each lesson
  • A practice set right after each lesson
GRE lesson in the StudyPattern app, with its sections beside it

Missed questions come back until they stick

See your accuracy and time after every set, then review each miss with its explanation.

  • Retry the exact questions you missed
  • Note why you missed one and what to change
  • Build a custom set from past misses
Results of a finished GRE practice set in the StudyPattern app: accuracy by question format, feedback and timing

See how close you are to your score

A Quant and a Verbal estimate on the 130–170 scale, measured against your goal.

  • Score history against your goal
  • Topics from weakest to strongest, with practice a click away
  • Retrying a question won’t inflate your estimate
GRE Progress in the StudyPattern app: the Study Path, study time and the score estimate

Try a GRE lesson and question

A real excerpt from the app: read the idea, answer the question, then see how a miss comes back for review. No account needed.

GRE Quantitative ReasoningSample
At a warehouse, each of 23 cartons contains either 7 lamps or 11 lamps. The cartons contain 197 lamps in all. How many cartons contain 11 lamps?
Choose an answer to check it.
Answer and explanation

The correct answer is A. Let x be the number of cartons that contain 11 lamps. Then 23 - x cartons contain 7 lamps. Since there are 197 lamps in all, 11x + 7(23 - x) = 197. Simplifying gives 11x + 161 - 7x = 197, so 4x = 36 and x = 9. Therefore, 9 cartons contain 11 lamps.

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Free GRE practice questions

New questions arrive with each StudyPattern video. Every one has the answer and a worked explanation.

All 26 GRE questions

GRE practice guides

Six questions on one skill, with a short lesson before and a review after.

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Before you start GRE prep

What GRE sections does StudyPattern cover?

Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning: lessons, practice and explanations for math concepts, reading comprehension, text completion and sentence equivalence.

Can I try GRE questions without an account?

Yes. Every GRE question in the practice library and the three practice guides are free, with answers and explanations. Create an account for a 7-day GRE trial with saved progress. No credit card is required.

Where should I start?

Take the optional Diagnostic for a starting picture, or begin with the first concept on your Study Path. Work through its lesson and practice, then retry the questions you missed.

How can I track my GRE progress?

Progress shows your estimated Quant and Verbal scores and your performance on each topic, from your answers to new questions. Use them to choose what to work on next.