Scoring good marks in GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is one of the most important steps in getting into your chosen graduate school. The GRE arithmetic is a part of the Quantitative Reasoning section.
The GRE Quantitative section is divided into four sections: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Data Analysis. The GRE Arithmetic covers all integer properties, divisibility factorizations, roots, percents, exponents, ratios, and rates. Like the rest of GRE Quant, GRE Arithmetic is divided into two halves of 20 problems each. In GRE quant, candidates have 35 minutes for each part. The GRE quantitative reasoning score ranges from 130 to 170. If you wish to know in detail about the GRE Arithmetic section, keep reading! We will cover the minute's details, including GRE Arithmetic practice questions, syllabus, tips and whatnot!