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What is the GED Certification Exam?

The General Educational Development (GED) exam is a comprehensive test designed to assess whether an individual has the academic skills equivalent to a high school education. Administered by GED Testing Service, this certification is widely recognized and opens doors to employment opportunities and higher education.

To earn your GED, you must pass all four subject tests, which can be taken individually or in combination. The test is available year-round, and candidates can choose to take it in-person at a testing center or online from the comfort of their home.

What Does the GED Exam Cover?

The GED exam evaluates your skills and knowledge across four key subject areas:

Mathematical Reasoning (115 minutes)
Covers basic math, geometry, algebra, and data analysis. Focuses on problem-solving and the application of mathematical concepts.

Reasoning Through Language Arts (150 minutes)
Tests reading comprehension, grammar, and writing skills, including an essay response.

Science (90 minutes)
Assesses your understanding of life science, physical science, earth and space science, and your ability to interpret scientific data and graphs.

Social Studies (70 minutes)
Includes topics in history, government, economics, and geography, with a focus on critical thinking and analysis.

How to Prepare for the GED Exam

Study Resources:
• GED Practice Tests: Simulate real exam conditions to familiarize yourself with the format and identify areas for improvement.
• GED Flashcards: Break down complex concepts into manageable, easy-to-remember pieces for quick review.
• GED Study Guide: Provides in-depth lessons, explanations, and targeted practice questions to help you master each subject.

Preparation Strategies:
• Focus on areas where you feel less confident, such as math or writing.
• Create a structured study schedule to allocate time to each subject.
• Use practice tests to track your progress and refine your test-taking strategies.
• Review answer explanations to deepen your understanding of missed questions.

FAQs

Is the GED the same as a high school diploma?

While not the same, the GED is widely accepted as equivalent to a high school diploma. It demonstrates your academic proficiency in core subjects.

How long does it take to complete the GED exam?

The total test time is approximately 7 hours, but you can complete the four subject tests separately.

What score do you need to pass the GED?

To pass, you need a score of 145 or higher on each subject test, with a total of at least 580 points across all tests.

Are calculators allowed on the GED exam?

Yes, a calculator is allowed for portions of the math test and other applicable sections. An on-screen calculator will be provided.

How much does the GED exam cost?

Costs vary by state, but most charge around $30 or less per subject test.

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