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GMAT practice tests

The current GMAT: Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights, 45 minutes each, in your chosen order.

  • 64 questions
  • 135 minutes

Full tests

  1. Test 121 questions · 45 mindifficulty 1 of 4
  2. Test 223 questions · 45 mindifficulty 2 of 4
  3. Test 321 questions · 45 mindifficulty 3 of 4
  4. Test 423 questions · 45 mindifficulty 4 of 4

Section guides

  1. The GMAT Focus Edition format: an overviewHow the GMAT Focus Edition works: three 45-minute sections, about 2 hours 15 minutes, scores from 205 to 805, section order choice and review and edit.
  2. GMAT Quantitative Reasoning: problem solvingWhat GMAT Focus Quantitative Reasoning tests: 21 problem-solving questions in 45 minutes, arithmetic and algebra only, no calculator and no geometry.
  3. GMAT Verbal Reasoning: Reading Comprehension and Critical ReasoningWhat the GMAT Focus Verbal Reasoning section tests: 23 questions in 45 minutes, Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning only, with no Sentence Correction.
  4. GMAT Data Insights: overview and the five question typesWhat the GMAT Focus Data Insights section tests: 20 questions in 45 minutes across five question types, with an on-screen calculator and multi-part answers.
  5. GMAT Data Sufficiency: how it works and how to approach itHow GMAT Data Sufficiency questions work in Data Insights: the five fixed answer options, a step-by-step method, common traps and original examples.
  6. GMAT Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis and Graphics InterpretationHow to approach three GMAT Data Insights question types: Multi-Source Reasoning tabs, sortable Table Analysis and Graphics Interpretation drop-downs.
  7. GMAT Two-Part Analysis: how it works and how to approach itHow GMAT Data Insights Two-Part Analysis questions work: two linked answers from one shared list, quantitative and verbal versions, method and traps.
  8. GMAT pacing, review and edit, and score reportingHow to pace each GMAT Focus section, use bookmarking and the review and edit feature to change up to three answers, and understand your score report.