GED test preparation
GED Practice Tests
Practice all four GED subjects, review your results, and see where to focus next.
Your Full-Length GED Practice Test
Take each subject separately and build your four-subject scorecard. Choose timed practice to work within the practice test’s session limits, or switch off the clock while you work through the questions.
| Subject | Questions | Session limit |
|---|---|---|
| Mathematical Reasoning | 46 | 115 minutes |
| Language Arts | 46 + essay | 150 minutes |
| Science | 34 | 90 minutes |
| Social Studies | 35 | 70 minutes |
These are this practice test’s settings. Question counts are representative; live exam questions and section arrangements may differ.
Practice, review, then choose your next step
- Choose a subject and mode. Timed attempts continue counting down even when you leave the page.
- Work through the questions. Flag items and move between questions within the current section. Completed sections are locked.
- Review your results. See correct answers, explanations and your topic breakdown after submission.
- Complete all four subjects. Your latest submitted result for each subject contributes to the current scorecard.
Retakes currently use the same question set. Combine them with additional study so your improvement reflects understanding as well as familiarity.
Understand your practice result
The practice test uses a 70% target in every subject. This is a custom practice benchmark, not an official GED passing-score calculation or a prediction that you will pass the real exam.
The Language Arts essay is saved for separate review. It is not automatically graded and is excluded from your percentage and practice pass/fail result.
Answers, essays and recent results stay in this browser. Clearing browser storage, changing browsers or moving to a different domain can make that saved work unavailable.