GRE Test Identifier List

The short list below identifies all of the officially released GRE tests currently in circulation. Released GREs are tests created by the Educational Testing Service (ETS), the producers of the GRE.

Included in our GRE preparation courses we provide students with real GRE tests, and we strongly recommend that you choose a method of preparation that includes completing as many released GREs as possible.

1. GRE: Practicing to Take the General Test (10^th Edition)

This is the most recent set of released tests from ETS, the makers of the GRE. The book contains 7 complete GREs, including the following test forms:  

• GR86-2
• GR90-16
• GR91-17
• GR91-18
• GR91-19
• GR92-1
• GR92-2

Students in the PowerScore GRE Course receive this book for free as part of the course. As an aside, the 9^th Edition of this book (should you run across it) includes exactly the same tests as the 10^th edition.

2. GRE: Practicing to Take the General Test: The Big Book

The Big Book contains 27 previously administered GREs from the 80s and early 90s. While tests from that era have the Analytical Ability section, which no longer appears on the GRE, the tests are still useful because the Quantitative and Verbal questions are similar (although not identical) to today’s questions.

3. ETS’s GRE Website

The official GRE website contains two CAT GRE available for download in the GRE PowerPrep program, as well as an additional paper-based GRE.