Mathematical Reasoning
Algebra, geometry and data with the formula sheet and calculator you get on the day.
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GED Subjects We Cover
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Reasoning Through Language Arts
Reading, grammar and the extended response essay.
Science
Reading charts, experiments and short passages.
Social Studies
Civics, history, economics and geography through sources and graphs.
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How the GED is structured
What you sit, how long it takes, and how it is marked.
At a glance
- Length
- Four separate tests that can be taken one at a time: Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science and Social Studies.
- Scoring
- Each test is scored from 100 to 200, and 145 is a pass. Higher scores can earn college-ready recognition.
- Worth knowing
- Computer-based, at a test centre or online. An on-screen calculator and formula sheet are provided in Math.
Math
Algebra, geometry and data, mostly with a calculator.
RLA
Reading, grammar and an extended response essay.
Science & Social Studies
Reading charts, passages and sources.
Formats and requirements change between series. Confirm current details with GED Testing Service before you plan around them.
GED topics StudyAI covers
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Social Studies
Where GED candidates lose marks
The mistakes that are specific to this exam, not generic study advice.
Trying all four tests at once instead of passing them one by one.
Memorising formulas that the formula sheet already gives.
Never practising with the on-screen calculator.
Skipping the essay, which carries a large share of the RLA score.
How to revise for the GED
A sequence that suits this exam specifically.
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Take a practice test for each subject
Find the one you are closest to passing.
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Book that one first
An early pass builds momentum.
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Daily short practice
Thirty to sixty minutes beats long weekends.
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Official practice test before booking
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GED prep FAQ
Each of the four tests is scored from 100 to 200, and 145 is a pass on each. You can take them one at a time. Confirm current details on GED.com.
Often, yes. Start with the test you are closest to passing, and StudyAI plans the weeks you have left around it.
Yes. Practise the extended response and get feedback on how well you use evidence from the passages.
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