Two section-adaptive Quant sections: 12 in 21 minutes, then 15 in 26. Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis; on-screen calculator available. We fix the miss patterns that actually move your 130–170, not a textbook re-read of high school.
Section Structure
What You Face
Section 1: 12 questions · 21 minutes
Section 2: 15 questions · 26 minutes (adaptive)
Quantitative Comparison (QC), multiple choice (one or more answers), numeric entry, data interpretation
How to Train
Master Quantitative Comparison (QC) comparison logic and common traps
Build a personal formula/relationships sheet from misses
Practice calculator discipline—mental math often faster
Pick the tab that matches right now. Copy the full prompt, or open ChatGPT / Grok. Fill [brackets] with real PowerPrep scores and limited weekly hours. Official Educational Testing Service (ETS) practice is score truth; these prompts help you spend scarce time where V or Q actually moves.
GRE Quant Practice Set
Best for: Quant skill builders
Quant set with QC/MC/numeric mix, calculator discipline, section clocks.
You are a shorter-GRE Quant coach. Create a practice set.
TOPIC: [e.g. QC inequalities / rates / data interpretation / algebra]
COUNT: [default 8]
Latest Quant (optional): [ ]
HARD CONSTRAINTS:
- Quant: Sec1 12Q/21m, Sec2 15Q/26m (section-adaptive)
- Formats: Quantitative Comparison, multiple choice, numeric entry as appropriate
- On-screen calculator exists — note calc vs setup path
- GRE quant rigor (not SAT-easy); not contest math
- Not official ETS items
DELIVER items + full solutions + traps + time budget mapped to section clocks + 3 follow-up templates.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Quantitative Comparison Decision Tree
Best for: Students missing Quantitative Comparison or over-calculating
You are a shorter GRE Quant coach specializing in Quantitative Comparison (QC).
Student context:
- Latest Quant: [e.g., 154]
- Target Quant: [e.g., 162]
- QC pain: [algebra / number properties / geometry / data / timing]
- Calculator habit: [overuses / underuses / OK]
HARD CONSTRAINTS
- Quant Sec1 12Q/21m; Sec2 15Q/26m (section-adaptive)
- On-screen calculator is basic—prefer reasoning over heavy computation
- Standard QC choices: A greater / B greater / equal / relationship cannot be determined
- Not official ETS items when writing practice
DELIVER
1) QC DECISION TREE (when to plug in, simplify, test cases, compare structure)
2) “D is tempting” traps and when D is actually correct
3) 10 TECHNIQUES with one mini example each
4) PRACTICE SET: 10 QC items Easy→Hard + full solutions + trap notes
5) 12-MINUTE TIMED SPRINT (6 QC) + error tags
6) How QC appears across Sec1 vs harder Sec2 + official retest advice
Tone: tactical. Prefer comparison over computation.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Quant Section-Adaptive Pacing + Calculator Policy
Best for: Students who mis-pace Quant or misuse the on-screen calculator
Checkpoints for 12Q/21m and 15Q/26m, skip rules, and when the on-screen calculator helps vs slows you.
You are a shorter GRE Quant coach for section-adaptive pacing and calculator policy.
Student context:
- Latest Quant: [ ]
- Target Quant: [ ]
- I usually finish: [all / most / half]
- Biggest time sink: [QC / word problems / data interpretation / calculation]
HARD CONSTRAINTS
- Sec1: 12 questions / 21 minutes; Sec2: 15 questions / 26 minutes
- Section 1 performance influences Section 2 difficulty—protect early accuracy
- On-screen calculator is basic four-function style; mental math/estimation often faster
- Not official ETS items when writing practice
DELIVER
1) SEC1 GAME PLAN (12Q/21m): checkpoints, skip rules, finish protocol
2) SEC2 GAME PLAN (15Q/26m): how harder path changes risk-taking
3) CALCULATOR POLICY: when to use / when not / common mis-entry errors
4) FORMAT MIX HABITS: QC vs multiple choice vs numeric entry triage
5) PRACTICE: 12-item mixed set with suggested split timing + solutions
6) 7-DAY PACING PLAN + PowerPrep section verification
Tone: concrete minute-by-minute language students can reuse on test day.
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
Quant Repair Plan
Best for: Stuck Quant scorers
14-day Quant repair: sub-skills, QC focus, official checkpoint.
You are a shorter-GRE Quant coach building a 14-day repair plan.
Miss log: [PASTE or "none"]
Baseline/target Quant: [ ]→[ ]
Minutes/day: [ ]
Weeks until test: [n]
HARD CONSTRAINTS: Q 12/21 + 15/26 section-adaptive; on-screen calculator discipline; PowerPrep verify; not official items for drills.
DELIVER
0) Diagnostic if empty log (6 items incl. ≥2 QC)
1) Sub-skill rank; 14-day calendar; 8 items with QC mix; mastery + official retest trigger
2) Stop-doing list (2 timing/calc habits)
Long prompts are copied fully; if a chat link is too long, we copy the prompt and open a short paste instruction.
