Can I use a calculator on the test?

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Yes. You can use a calculator on GRE questions; the on-screen calculator..
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Hello Shubham, You will be provided an on-screen calculator as a part of the GRE examination. Any physical/external calculator is not allowed.
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The computer-delivered GRE revised General Test includes an on-screen calculator for use in the Quantitative Reasoning section to reduce the emphasis on computation and to focus more attention on reasoning skills. The calculator has four functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division)...
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The computer-delivered GRE revised General Test includes an on-screen calculator for use in the Quantitative Reasoning section to reduce the emphasis on computation and to focus more attention on reasoning skills. The calculator has four functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) and a square root. For paper-delivered tests, calculators are provided at the test center for use during the test. You may not bring your own calculator. read less
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Yes. You can use calculator. But you cannot carry your own calculator. The software on which the test will run has a calculator that you can use. It can do all simple mathematical operations and with the click of button, it directly inputs the result in the answer box.
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