Overview

The GRE Math Test is a standardized assessment designed to evaluate your quantitative reasoning skills. Featuring 60 multiple-choice questions sourced from the Graduate Records Exam (GRE), this test measures proficiency in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis—key indicators of cognitive ability. Research shows the GRE correlates strongly with IQ scores (e.g., r = 0.75 with WAIS-IV), making it a robust tool for estimating mathematical intelligence. Normed on millions of test-takers worldwide, it provides a reliable and valid IQ estimate backed by decades of psychometric data.

Test Instructions

The test comprises 60 questions split into two timed sections:

• Section 1: Questions 1-30 (30 minutes)
• Section 2: Questions 31-60 (30 minutes)

You have 30 minutes per section to answer as many questions as possible. Navigate freely within a section, but once Section 2 begins, Section 1 is locked. Your score reflects the total correct answers (out of 60), with no penalty for incorrect responses.

Key Features

• 60 multiple-choice questions across two sections
• High reliability (Cronbach’s alpha = 0.92)
• Normed on millions for accurate IQ estimation
• No penalty for incorrect answers
• 30-minute limit per section