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GRE Sample Paper 2021 - When preparing for an exam like GRE, having access to official sample papers of GRE can give impetus to one's preparation. It is because the GRE sample papers 2021 will contain the same types of questions that will be asked in the GRE exam, both the General and Subject Tests. For the GRE General Test 2021, the sample papers are available for all five sections of the test - Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning (two sections), and Quantitative Reasoning (two sections). Also, along with the sample papers of GRE 2021, ETS, which administers the exam, also makes available practice tests that can help the candidate learn the technicalities of the test, like how to navigate through various sections and answer questions. Go through the rest of the article to learn the full details of the GRE sample paper 2021.

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GRE Sample Paper 2021

GRE Sample Papers 2021 (General Test)

The GRE official website has an assortment of GRE 2021 test preparation material for all sections of the GRE General Test 2021. These include section-wise GRE sample questions that will help the candidate get insights into types of questions asked, how questions are framed, and other key nuances.

Candidates can use the links given below to assess GRE sample papers (General Test)

Overview of the Analytical Writing Measure

Overview of the Verbal Reasoning Measure

Overview of the Quantitative Reasoning Measure

GRE Test Preparation Materials in Accessible Formats

ETS makes available GRE preparation materials available in many accessible formats so that those with any form of disability can use them and prepare for the test.

Introductory/Review Materials for the GRE General Test (All Accessible Test Formats)
Practice Tests for the Computer-delivered GRE General Test with Accommodations
Practice Tests for the GRE General Test in Additional Accessible Formats

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GRE Sample Papers 2021 (Subject Test)

The GRE Subject Test 2021 is administered in paper-delivered mode only and is available three times a year: September, October, and April. Candidates appearing in the GRE 2021 Subject Test must note that the test will examine their subject-specific knowledge in any of the following six disciplines:

Biology
Chemistry
Literature in English
Mathematics
Physics
Psychology

To prepare for the subject tests, the candidate may use full-length tests that are available on the official GRE website. There are also corresponding answer keys that the candidate can use to check their answers

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GRE Test Syllabus 2021

Verbal Reasoning

This section will is designed to check whether the candidate can analyze and draw conclusions from discourse, reason from incomplete data, understand multiple levels of meaning, such as literal, figurative and author's intent, summarize text, distinguish major from minor points, understand the meanings of words, sentences and entire texts, and understand relationships among words and among concepts. Emphasis will be put on complex verbal reasoning skills.

GRE Test Syllabus 2021 - Quantitative Reasoning

This section will evaluate the following qualities in a candidate:

The capacity to understand, interpret and analyze quantitative information
Ability to solve problems using mathematical models
Ability to apply the basic concepts of arithmetic, algebra, geometry and data analysis.
Quantitative reasoning skills.

GRE Test Syllabus 2021 - Analytical Writing

The Analytical Writing section will evaluate the critical thinking and analytical writing skills of the candidate, including their ability to articulate and support complex ideas using incisive reasoning and examples, and examine claims and accompanying evidence. There will be an emphasis on the candidate's analytical writing skills.

GRE Exam Pattern

GRE Sections	No. of questions	Duration
Analytical Writing	Two tasks	60 minutes
Verbal Reasoning - 1	20 questions	30 minutes
Verbal Reasoning - 2	20 questions	30 minutes
Quantitative Reasoning	20 questions	35 minutes
Quantitative Reasoning	20 questions	35 minutes
Unscored	Varies	Varies
Research	Varies	Varie
Mode of exam	Computer-based test (CBT) mode