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Free GMAT Practice Test
Practise for the GMAT Focus Edition with a full-length test or one section at a time: 64 original questions, every answer explained.
GMAT practice tests
- Section testGMAT Quantitative Reasoning21 questions · 45 minutes. Arithmetic, Algebra.Start the test →
- Section testGMAT Verbal Reasoning23 questions · 45 minutes. Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension.Start the test →
- Section testGMAT Data Insights20 questions · 45 minutes. Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis, Multi-Source Reasoning.Start the test →
- Full-lengthFull GMAT practice testAll 64 questions · 2 h 15 min, timed like the real test, with a score for each section.Start the test →
What's on the GMAT
| Section | Questions | Time | Content |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Reasoning | 21 | 45 minutes | Arithmetic, Algebra (problem solving, no calculator) |
| Verbal Reasoning | 23 | 45 minutes | Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension |
| Data Insights | 20 | 45 minutes | Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis |
- Quantitative Reasoning: 21 questions in 45 minutes: problem solving in arithmetic and algebra. No calculator.
- Verbal Reasoning: 23 questions in 45 minutes: critical reasoning and reading comprehension.
- Data Insights: 20 questions in 45 minutes: data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation and two-part analysis. An on-screen calculator is available. The whole exam takes 2 hours 15 minutes and is scored 205–805.
How to use these GMAT practice tests
- Start with one sectionTake one section with the timer on. Your score by question type shows your strongest and weakest skills.
- Learn from every mistakeRead the explanation for each question you missed and why the answer you chose was tempting. Then retake the section.
- Finish with the full testA week or two before test day, take the full-length test in one sitting to practise pacing and stamina.
Plan your GMAT prep
Turn your weakest section into a daily plan with the free AI Study Planner, or see all practice tests.
GMAT practice test FAQs
Is this GMAT practice test free?
Yes. Each section test and the full-length test are free and need no account. After you submit, you see the right answer to every question with an explanation, plus a note on why the answer you chose is tempting.
What is on the GMAT Focus Edition?
Three 45-minute sections: Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23 questions) and Data Insights (20 questions), 2 hours 15 minutes in total. Geometry and sentence correction are no longer tested.
How is this different from the real GMAT?
Our questions are all four-option multiple choice. The real exam uses five options, includes data sufficiency questions and multi-answer Data Insights formats, and is computer-adaptive. We show your percentage correct by question type rather than a 205–805 score.
Can I use a calculator on the GMAT?
Only in the Data Insights section, where an on-screen calculator is available. Quantitative Reasoning has no calculator, so practise mental arithmetic.
How should I use this practice test?
Take one section with the timer on to find your weakest area, review every explanation, then take the full test a week or two before exam day to practise pacing.
Original StudyCoach questions in the style of the real test; every answer key was checked by a separate AI review. GMAT™ is a trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, StudyCoach.
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