- What is GED Test?
- Types of questions.
- Subjects in GED
- What can you do after GED?
- Why Choose SLIG?
- Recent Passers
What is GED Test?
The GED, General Educational Development or General Education Diploma, is for those without a High School Diploma. It's equivalent to American High School (10+2) that you can pass within 3-4 months. GED is a set of tests that when passed certify the test taker has met high-school level academic skills. More than 17 million people have received a GED Credential since the program began in 1943. Many government institutions and universities regard the GED as the same as a high school diploma with respect to program eligibility and as a prerequisite for admissions.
The GED Testing Program is used to certify high school-level knowledge and skills, and allows adults to prove what they know. The test provides a uniform measure of high school achievement, and is globally recognized as a measure of high school knowledge and skills. Upon passing the GED Tests, examinees receive a State High School Diploma. The GED Tests measure communication, information-processing, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills in four content areas: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.
To take the GED Tests, you must be at least 16 years of age. You can create your GED account by clicking on this link and book for exam dates. For this you should have an email account. Do not forget your email account and password and keep it safe. Whenever you are ready, you can log in to dashboard and start finding suitable dates. You can also find other useful information in that site and inside your dashboard.
See the following video to see how you can create your GED account:
What types of questions are on the test?
The GED test is made up of the following types of questions
- Multiple choice
- Drag and drop
- Hot spot (select an area)
- Fill in the blank
- Short answer
- Extended response
Click here to download a sample paper-based copy of GED test format for all subjects, or click here for an overview of how it looks like on computer based test.
Understanding your scores
Your GED® test score provides an estimate of your knowledge and skill in each content area compared to that of recent high school graduates. You should have two different scores on each content area: standard score and percentile rank.
STANDARD SCORE
Ranges from 200 to 800 and compares your performance in a content area to the performance of a graduating high school senior. The average standard score is 500 for each content area, but a minimum of 450 is required to pass.
PERCENTILE RANK
Ranges from 1 to 99 and indicates the percentage of graduating high school seniors who earned scores at or below your test score. Percentile rank of 54 means that 54 percent of graduating high school seniors earned your score or lower.
What subjects are on GED Test?
Each subject tests your skills and knowledge in different topics
- Math - Quantitative & algebraic problem solving
- Science - Life science, physical science, earth and space science
- Social Studies - Civics and government, U.S. history, economics, geography and the world
- Reasoning Through Language Arts - Ability to read closely, write clearly, and edit and understand written text
How long is each test?
Each test is a different length
- Math - 115 minutes
- Science - 90 minutes
- Social Studies - 70 minutes
- Reasoning Through Language Arts - 150 minutes
What can you do after passing GED?
You can go to college or apply for abroad study. Most of the countries and colleges and Universities recognized GED. 98% American universities accept GED.
The US visa success rate is very high for GED students and many GED students apply for study in USA program.
Why Choose SLIG:
SLIG has been preparing students for GED for more than 12 years. We started GED classes from 2004 A.D. We have the most experienced and expert team of teachers preparing students for GED for more than 1 decade.
If you regularly attend our classes, there no chance to fail. We have best teaching resources, well equipped classrooms, and good parking facilities for students.
So if you are seeking for GED preparation, SLIG may be the best place for you. Come, join us
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