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Practice quantitative, verbal and data reasoning. Start with a short drill, then take a full timed practice test.
9 drills · Three original forms · One GMAT pass
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Practice drills
Choose a topic and work through a short set at your own pace. Review answers and worked explanations after the drill.
Quantitative Reasoning drills
Combine production rates to find how long two machines need.
Arithmetic
Work with ratios, percentages, rates, averages and number properties.
5 questions · Untimed
Find the requested expression without solving for every variable.
Algebra
Solve equations, inequalities and word problems while checking restrictions.
5 questions · Untimed
Verbal Reasoning drills
Distinguish what an author concludes from an explanation they reject.
Reading comprehension
Find a passage’s purpose, evidence and implications without adding outside facts.
1 passage · 3–4 questions · Untimed
A rise in sales follows a new menu. What else changed at the same time?
Critical reasoning
Identify assumptions, assess evidence and test the logic of an argument.
5 questions · Untimed
Data Insights drills
A statement can be sufficient even when the answer is always “no.”
Data sufficiency
Decide whether statements resolve a numerical or logical question.
5 questions · Untimed
Match a delivery policy to the invoice and the address list.
Multi-source reasoning
Combine evidence from separate tabs, tables and written sources.
3 questions · Untimed
The larger sales total does not necessarily mean the larger growth rate.
Table analysis
Sort a table and assess each statement against its data.
4 questions · Untimed
A 40% slice of 250 is 100; then compare like with like.
Graphics interpretation
Read chart scales and complete conclusions with the correct values.
4 questions · Untimed
Two numbers must satisfy both the total and the difference.
Two-part analysis
Find a pair of answers that satisfies linked quantitative or verbal conditions.
3 questions · Untimed
One GMAT pass covers every drill replay and all timed tests.
Timed tests
Take a full test or focus on one section. Choose your section order for full practice, with one optional ten-minute break. Review explanations when the practice ends.
Choose your section order · 45 minutes per section
Full GMAT practice test
Complete Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. Practice your pacing, then review every answer and your results by topic.
64 questions · 2 hours 15 minutes, plus optional break
Quantitative Reasoning
Solve arithmetic and algebra problems without a calculator. Review your answers within the section time.
21 questions · 45 minutes
Verbal Reasoning
Read passages and evaluate arguments. Practice balancing careful evidence checks with the clock.
23 questions · 45 minutes
Data Insights
Work through all five data question types with tables, charts, sources and an on-screen calculator.
20 questions · 45 minutes
Three fixed forms contain 192 original questions. Drills reuse these questions. Practice results show raw accuracy, not an official GMAT score. Understand the results.
Learn from the reasoning
See the calculation, evidence or logical test behind each answer. Revisit the questions that took too long, then choose a drill for the skill you want to strengthen.
Read worked examplesBuild a study routine
Save your results, keep track of recurring mistakes and compare your attempts over time. Use the two-week or six-week plan to combine focused practice with fresh timed tests.
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Does this cover the current GMAT exam?
Yes. Practice covers Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights: 64 questions with 45 minutes per section. Data Sufficiency belongs in Data Insights. The current exam does not include the old essay or Sentence Correction tasks, or geometry-dependent questions.
What can I try without a GMAT pass?
The example question and study guide are open to everyone. Each drill card shows your available attempt. One GMAT pass unlocks every drill replay, all three timed sections and full practice for your selected period.
How many practice questions are included?
There are three original 64-question forms: 192 scored practice questions in total. The nine focused drills use questions from these forms. Drilling a topic can therefore make some questions familiar when you later take a full test.
Is this practice adaptive?
Our practice uses fixed forms so you can review every question and explanation. The official GMAT uses computer-adaptive testing and calibrated questions. Use a fresh official practice exam as well when you want an estimate on the GMAT score scale.
Can I review and change my answers?
In timed practice, first submit an answer to every question in the section. If time remains, review questions and change up to three answers before the section closes. The original section timer keeps running. Answers and explanations appear after you finish the practice, not while you are taking it.
Will I receive a GMAT score out of 805?
You receive correct-answer totals, topic scores and explanations. These are practice results, not a conversion to the official 205–805 score scale or an admissions prediction. Scores from repeated questions also do not measure how you will handle unseen material.
Is there a calculator?
An on-screen calculator is available in Data Insights only. Quantitative Reasoning practice is designed to be completed without a calculator, matching the current exam.
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