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GED-MATH Exam Topics and Domains
GED-MATH is organized into 2 weighted domains.
Quantitative Problem Solving
Algebraic Problem Solving
How do I earn this certification?
Passing GED-MATH earns the GED Certificate (High School Equivalency) certification. It sits in the General Education track.
- GED-RLA - Reasoning Through Language Arts Reading comprehension, writing, and grammar
- GED-SCIENCE - ScienceLife science, physical science, Earth and space science
- GED-SOCIAL-STUDIES - Social Studies Civics and government, U.S. history, economics, geography
- HiSET (High School Equivalency Test) Alternative high school equivalency test accepted in 25+ states • Alternative high school equivalency credential in participating states
- TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion) Another high school equivalency option available in select states • Alternative credential where available
- Adult High School Diploma Programs Some adults choose to complete actual high school diploma through adult education programs • Preferred by some for traditional diploma credential
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Use the official PlanetCert Practice Test alongside the study plan below to prepare efficiently for GED-MATH.
What's changed on this exam?
- ACTIVE
- Last content update: 2014-01-02
- TI-30XS MultiView Calculator TI-30XS MultiView Required knowledge for Part 2 of test (41 questions with calculator)
- Computer-Based Testing Platform Test-takers must be comfortable with computer navigation, drag-and-drop, dropdown menus, and on-screen calculator
Who should take this exam?
This exam is typically taken by Adults seeking high school equivalency credential and Students who did not complete traditional high school.
- 8th-9th grade mathematics knowledge as foundation
- Completion of GED preparation course or self-study
- Familiarity with TI-30XS calculator
- Practice with computer-based testing format