Nagiri Siva Kumar

GRE revised general test has six sections
1). Analytical Writing Assessment: It has two separately timed tasks.
* issue
* argument
30 min per task
# scoring on a scale 0-6 with half point increment. It means the scores you will get like: 2 or 2.5 or 3 or 3.5 or 4 or 4.5 or 5 or 5.5.
Next 2 Quantitative reasoning sections & 2 verbal reasoning sections. And one unidentified unscored sections. Out of these five sections, you will get parts in this pattern.
Q V Q V Q (3 quants two verbal)
Or V Q V Q V ( 3 verbal two quants).
Out of these three sections ( 3V or 3Q), One section is an unidentified unscored section. It means that we can't identify, which is the unscored section. So we have to write all the parts carefully. I am a quantitative reasoning trainer:
In verbal you will get question types:
- Sentence equivalence

- Text completion

- Reading comprehension
I am now coming to Quantitative Reasoning.
Topics tested
* Arithmetic

- Number systems

- LCM & HCF

- Fractions

- Percentages

- Profit, loss & discount

- Simple interest & C.I

- Ratio proportions

- Time, speed & distance

- Time & work
* Algebra

- Exponents

- Equations

- Inequalities

- Absolute values

- Sets

- Sequences
* Geometry

- lines, angles & polygons

- triangles

- quadrilaterals

- circles

- co-ordinate geometry

- Solid geometry (3D)
* Data Analysis

- Counting principles

- Permutations & Combinations

- Probability

- Statistics

- Averages

- Data interpretation

- Question types:
I. Quantitative comparison
II. Multiple choice questions: Select one answer choice
III. Multiple choice questions:
Select one or more answer choice
IV. Numeric entry questions (like fill in the blanks):
Scoring on a scale 260-340 with one point increment. It means the scores you will get by integers only with no negative marking.