Welcome to the GRE Previous Year Question Papers Section!
This section is dedicated to GRE aspirants preparing for graduate programs worldwide. Here, you can find and share previous year question papers, official practice tests, and solutions to help with exam preparation.
What Can You Post Here?
Official GRE Past Papers (PDF format). Official GRE Practice Tests & Answer Keys. GRE Solved Papers with Explanations. Exam Pattern, Scoring System & Strategy Discussions.
What is NOT Allowed?
No Requests for Papers in This Section- If you need a specific paper, post in Request Previous Year Papers.
No Fake or Self-Made Papers- Only official GRE papers or authentic solutions from reputed sources are allowed.
No Coaching Institute Materials- Only official ETS GRE materials are allowed here.
No Low-Quality or Incomplete Papers- Only clear, high-quality PDFs or properly formatted documents.
Posting Format & Guidelines
Title Format (Follow this for all posts) [GRE 2023] Official Full-Length Paper – PDF [GRE 2022] Verbal Reasoning Section with Answer Key [GRE 2021] Official Practice Test & Solutions "GRE Paper" (Incorrect title format) Content FormatEach post must include:
- Exam Year: (e.g., 2023, 2022, 2021)
- Test Type: (Computer-Based GRE / Paper-Based GRE)
- Sections Covered:
- Analytical Writing (AWA)
- Verbal Reasoning
- Quantitative Reasoning
- Type: (Main Exam / Answer Key / Solved Paper)
- Format: PDF
Upload Guidelines- Upload only PDFs or clear scanned copies.
- If sharing multiple test papers, post them separately or use a ZIP file.
Tagging System
GRE Papers – For official GRE question papers. GRE Answer Keys – If official answer keys are included. GRE Solved Papers – If solved papers are provided. GRE Discussion – For exam pattern, difficulty level, and strategy discussions.
Where to Post Instead?
- Looking for GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, or Other International Exam Papers? → Post in Other International Exams.
- Want to discuss GRE preparation strategies? → Use GRE Discussions.
Consequences of Breaking Rules
First Violation: Warning and post removal. Repeated Violation: Temporary account suspension. Severe Violations (Fake papers, spam, etc.): Permanent ban.
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