GRE Quantitative Reasoning

The GRE Quantitative Reasoning section assesses your ability to understand, interpret, and analyze quantitative information, as well as to solve problems using mathematical concepts.

Arithmetic and Number PropertiesAlgebraic Expressions and EquationsData Interpretation
Geometry and MeasurementStatistics and ProbabilityWord Problems and Quantitative Comparisons
Personal Finance DecisionsData Analysis in CareersTravel and Logistics
Time Management TechniquesSmart Guessing and EliminationCareful Reading and Rechecking
Arithmetic and Numbe...Algebraic Expression...Data InterpretationGeometry and Measure...Statistics and Proba...Word Problems and Qu...Personal Finance Dec...Data Analysis in Car...Travel and LogisticsTime Management Tech...Smart Guessing and E...Careful Reading and ...
Practical Applications

Personal Finance Decisions

Everyday Math: Money Matters

Many GRE problems mirror real decisions, like budgeting, comparing prices, or understanding interest rates.

Real-World Applications

  • Calculate discounts and tax on purchases.
  • Compare simple and compound interest for savings.
  • Budget monthly income vs. expenses.

Why It’s Useful

These skills help you make smarter financial choices in daily life, from saving money to shopping wisely.

Examples

  • You buy a $60 shirt at 25% off. How much do you pay?

  • If you deposit $500 in a savings account with 2% annual interest, how much will you have after one year?

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