GED Math Test Prep

What kind of math is on the GED test?

The GED math test covers the following concepts, each representing about a quarter of the questions on the test.

• Number Operations and Number Sense
• Measurement and Geometry
• Data Analysis and Statistics
• Algebra

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How do I study for GED math?

Don’t settle for a typical study guide. Make sure your GED Math prep includes comprehensive instruction, guided practice, and interactive tests.

How can I learn my GED fast?

A great way to learn math for the GED fast is to use diagnostic tests. In other words, before you learn the concept in each lesson, check to see if you already know it. If you do well on the diagnostic test, you can skip the lesson. Using this approach, you won’t waste any time on GED tutoring you don’t need.

How can I pass my math GED?

If you’re struggling with the math section of the GED and you’re wondering how to pass, look for a program that has background lessons to build your foundation. The best GED math prep will allow you to go back and work on the basics at the same time that you progress through the course.

What should I study for the GED test?

When determining what to study for the GED test, it’s important to understand that there are four sections on the test: mathematics, science, social studies, and language. Students tend to have the most trouble with the mathematics section, so you may want a GED prep course that focuses exclusively on math.

How do you prepare for the GED?

The following steps outline the best way to prepare for the GED.

1. Focus your preparation on the material that’s covered on the test. The best GED Math test prep must be incredibly efficient.
2. Be sure to get plenty of instruction. Test prep books with practice questions are usually lacking in this area.
3. Choose a study guide carefully. Hiring a tutor is expensive, so most students will need to research other options. Fortunately, online programs can be very effective and much more affordable.
4. Take your time when answering the questions on the GED math test.
5. Beware of tricks. The answer that seems obvious isn’t necessary the correct one.
6. Be confident in your answers. Second-guessing usually leads to incorrect answers.
7. Move on if you get stuck on a problem. You can return to it later if you have time.
8. If a problem doesn’t look familiar, don’t panic. Trust your math skills.

How long does it take to prepare for the GED?

Preparing for the GED takes anywhere from 3 to 6 months, depending on your background in the various subject areas. For example, a student with a weak background in math might need the full 6 months to prepare. Once you feel ready, take an official practice exam from the GED Testing Service to make sure.

Is GED math hard?

Most students consider the math section of the GED test to be the most difficult. The minimum passing score is 145, and the highest score you can get is 164. The good news is that if you pass all the all the sections of the GED test except for math, you only have to retake the math section.

Is GED test hard to pass?

The GED test is not hard to pass, but you need to prepare thoroughly and strategically. For example, if you know you have a weakness in math, spend plenty of time learning and practicing your GED math lessons.

How many questions are on the GED math test?

There are between 45 and 49 questions on the GED math test. You have 115 minutes to complete this section of the test. On some of the questions, you’re allowed to use a calculator.

Is the GED harder than high school?

The GED is slightly harder than high school in the sense that test takers must perform on a level that is better than 60% of high school seniors. On the other hand, the GED test could be considered easier than high school in that it’s much less of a time commitment.

What is on the GED test?

The GED test consists of Math, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies. The entire exam takes 7 hours and 30 minutes to complete. 45 minutes of that time is dedicated to writing an essay.

What is the best GED online program?

The best online GED programs are offered by testing services such as Kaplan. However, these types of solutions are very expensive. Fortunately, there are now other options that are extremely effective and much more affordable. For example, online GED math programs like MathHelp offer comprehensive instruction and practice for a fraction of the cost of Kaplan.

What type of math is on the GED?

The math on the GED test is divided into two categories: quantitative problem-solving and algebraic problem-solving. Within these categories, you’ll see the concepts below. Make sure you get plenty of GED math help in these areas.

• Whole Numbers and Integers
• Fractions and Decimals
• Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities
• Ratio, Proportion, and Percent
• Word Problems
• Functions and Graphing
• Linear Equations and Slope
• Systems of Equations
• Exponents and Polynomials
• Radicals and Quadratics
• Geometry and Measurement
• Probability and Statistics

What level of math is on the GED?

The GED math test is composed of Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, and Geometry. You won’t see any other level of math on the test, so make sure to focus your tutoring time on these courses.