Grad Admissions Mock Mock Test — Free Trial on the Official Pattern

About Grad Admissions Mock

A full-length, section-adaptive practice test for graduate-school admissions: one 30-minute essay, two Verbal Reasoning sections and two Quantitative Reasoning sections, with an estimated 130–170 score for each measure and 0–6 for writing.

Plans for Grad Admissions Mock

Pay once, keep access for life. Every plan uses the real exam pattern, marks and negative marking.

Grad Admissions Mock — Starter

₹199 one-time · lifetime access

Up to 15 tests included

✓ 1 Full Mock Test on the official exam pattern
✓ 1 test on every topic (9 topics, across the subjects you choose)
✓ 1 test per subject (3 subjects)
✓ 2 "Build your own" tests
✓ Section-adaptive Verbal and Quant, like the real test
✓ Estimated 130–170 scores and an essay marked 0–6
✓ On-screen calculator in Quant

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Grad Admissions Mock Exam Pattern

A Grad Admissions Mock candidate answers 1 questions worth 6 marks, to be completed in 30 min (Analytical Writing shown · also Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning). No negative marking on any question. The table lists every option you can choose from.

Section	Types	Questions	Marks each	Negative marking	Minutes
Analytical Writing	Long answer	1	6	None	30
Verbal Reasoning — Section 1	Fill the blanks, Multiple choice, Single choice	12	1	None	18
Verbal Reasoning — Section 2	Fill the blanks, Multiple choice, Single choice	15	1	None	23
Quantitative Reasoning — Section 1	Single choice, Multiple choice, Numerical	12	1	None	21
Quantitative Reasoning — Section 2	Single choice, Multiple choice, Numerical	15	1	None	26
One candidate sits	Analytical Writing shown · also Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning	1	6 marks		30 min

Analytical Writing

1 questions6 marks eachNo negative30 minLong answer

Verbal Reasoning — Section 1

12 questions1 mark eachNo negative18 minFill the blanks, Multiple choice, Single choice

Verbal Reasoning — Section 2

15 questions1 mark eachNo negative23 minFill the blanks, Multiple choice, Single choice

Quantitative Reasoning — Section 1

12 questions1 mark eachNo negative21 minSingle choice, Multiple choice, Numerical

Quantitative Reasoning — Section 2

15 questions1 mark eachNo negative26 minSingle choice, Multiple choice, Numerical

One candidate sits

Analytical Writing shown · also Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning1 questions6 marks30 min

This mock follows the published format of the GRE® General Test. GRE® is a registered trademark of ETS. Sanviora is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or approved by ETS. Scores here are estimates, not official scores.

Syllabus — subjects & topics

3 subjects, 9 topics. Every topic has its own test.

Analytical Writing1 topic

Analyze an Issue

Verbal Reasoning3 topics

Text CompletionSentence EquivalenceReading Comprehension

Quantitative Reasoning5 topics

Quantitative ComparisonArithmeticAlgebraGeometryData Analysis

Why Practice Grad Admissions Mock on Sanviora

Build your own test

Pick one or more subjects, tick the topics you want in each, and choose how many single choice, multiple choice, numerical, long answer and fill the blanks questions you want. You get one combined paper, marked exactly like the real Grad Admissions Mock exam.

Every subject, every topic — plus the full Mock Test

All 3 subjects and 9 topics of Grad Admissions Mock are laid out, each with its own test, alongside the full-length Mock Test built to the real pattern.

Go in the order you study

No fixed test calendar. Start with the topic your class covered this week, go back to a weak one, or take the full Mock Test when you're ready.

Progress on every topic

Each topic shows its status and your best score, so you can see what's done, what's weak and what's still to start.

Know what to revise

Strong and weak concepts, your score trend, and how your mock and topic results compare — in one place.

Exam-style test screen

Save & Next, Mark for Review, a question palette and a section timer, laid out like the real computer-based test.

Grad Admissions Mock — Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are in the Grad Admissions Mock exam?

A Grad Admissions Mock candidate answers 1 questions worth 6 marks in 30 min (Analytical Writing shown · also Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning). The pattern table below lists every option.

Is there negative marking in Grad Admissions Mock?

No negative marking on any question.

What subjects does Grad Admissions Mock cover?

Grad Admissions Mock covers Analytical Writing, Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning. On Sanviora every subject and topic is listed with its own test, alongside a full Mock Test built to the real pattern.

Can I practise just one subject or topic for Grad Admissions Mock, instead of a full mock test?

Yes — alongside a full-length Mock Test built to the real Grad Admissions Mock pattern, you can test any single topic or a whole subject in one click, or build your own test from the subjects, topics and question types you choose.

How much does Grad Admissions Mock practice cost on Sanviora?

Plans start from ₹199 — pay once per plan, no subscription required.

Do I have to take the Grad Admissions Mock tests in a fixed order?

No — there is no fixed test calendar. Start with the topic you studied this week, go back to a weak one, or take the full Grad Admissions Mock Mock Test when you're ready. Each topic shows its status and your best score as you go.

Is Sanviora's Grad Admissions Mock mock test based on the real exam pattern?

Yes — question counts, marks per question, section structure all follow the real, published Grad Admissions Mock pattern rather than a generic quiz format.