Built for the GMAT Focus Edition · 2026

GMAT prep that adds +120 points.

Focus Edition GMAT prep built around Data Insights — the newest, equally-weighted section most courses still treat as an afterthought. Ten question-adaptive CATs, full Q · V · DI coverage, and score reports on the 205–805 scale admissions expects.

7-day free trial +50 point money-back guarantee 90,000+ students Data Insights specialists
The Test Ninjas GMAT practice interface — a real Data Insights data-sufficiency question in the test-day layout
+50 points, guaranteed
Focus Edition engine
10full-length adaptive CATs

Our students have been admitted to

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Quant · Verbal · Data Insights

Built to raise every section score.

Same Focus Edition interface you’ll see on test day. Drill each section on its own, then sit full-length adaptive exams that pull them together.

Test Ninjas Data Insights practice — a Data Sufficiency question in the Focus Edition interface
DI

Data Insights

Drill every DI type in the real interactive UI — Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source, Graphics, Tables, and Two-Part — with a worked explanation on every miss.

Practice Data Insights
Test Ninjas Quantitative practice — a Problem Solving question with no-calculator Focus Edition timing
Q

Quantitative Reasoning

Question-adaptive Problem Solving with no calculator, real section timing, and shortcuts that teach you to finish 21 questions in 45 minutes.

Practice Quantitative Reasoning
Test Ninjas Verbal practice — a Reading Comprehension passage and inference question
V

Verbal Reasoning

Critical Reasoning and Reading Comp that train the logic Focus Edition rewards — flag traps, review explanations, and build accuracy under the clock.

Practice Verbal Reasoning
Why Test Ninjas

Five reasons students score higher.

Built on the real Focus Edition. Trained on real applicants. Tuned for the total-score jump you actually came for.

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Pixel-accurate

The real Focus Edition interface

Same select-a-statement Data Sufficiency, same question navigator, same bookmark-and-edit tools and on-screen calculator. When test day comes, nothing about the screen is new.

DATA INSIGHTS · DATA SUFFICIENCY 39:12
Question 9 of 20
Is the average order value at store X greater than $40?
(1) Total revenue was $8,200 across the day.
(2) The store processed 190 orders.
AStatement (1) ALONE is sufficient
BStatement (2) ALONE is sufficient
CBOTH together are sufficient
DEACH alone is sufficient
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The section that decides scores
4
question types, each drilled on its own until it stops costing you points.
Data SufficiencyMulti-SourceGraphicsTable Analysis
Where most prep is thin

Data Insights specialists

The newest section is where competitors are weakest. It's where we go deepest.

03
No timer · pick your topics
Data SufficiencyCritical ReasoningProblem SolvingReading CompMulti-SourceTable Analysis
Today
32 / ∞ Qs
+ Drill again
Practice your way

Continuous practice mode

Sharpen skills with no clock and no set sections. Pick exactly the question types you want to grind.

04
Recommended for you
Data InsightsMulti-Source · 8 Qs
QuantRates & work · timed drill
VerbalCritical Reasoning · 10 Qs
Data InsightsTable Analysis · 6 Qs
Smart engine

Personalized guidance

Every wrong answer reshapes your next session — surfacing the exact skills you'd otherwise skip past.

05
Question library mix
Hard
61%
Medium
29%
Easy
10%
61%
of our questions are hard or above
Where points hide

Difficult practice questions

Top totals are won on the hardest questions — so that's where our library is weighted, no rote repetition.

+120
avg total-score increase
on the 205–805 Focus scale
90%
hit their target score
within 10 weeks of joining
90,000+
students prepped
across Test Ninjas exam platforms
2,000+
practice questions
modeled on the real Focus Edition
The score report

See exactly where you're
leaving points on the table.

After every full-length exam you get a per-section 60–90 breakdown, your predicted 205–805 total, and a prioritized plan — so the hours you put in actually move your score.

01
Question-type breakdown
Not just "Data Insights: 78" — see which of the five DI types are bleeding points.
02
Wrong-answer pattern detection
See the trap-answer types you fall for most, with the matching practice drill queued up.
03
Adaptive next-up plan
A 3-day prescription of practice aimed squarely at your weakest links.
GMAT Practice Test 6 — Score Report
Apr 18, 2026
Focus Edition · Question-adaptive
Marcus T. · targeting 705 · R1
vs. Practice Test 1
↑ +95 total
Total Score
685/ 805
205Range 675–695805
Percentile
96thamong Focus test-takers
Accuracy
81%52 / 64 correct
Time used
2h 08mof 2h 15m testing
Section scores · 60–90 scale
QQuantitative Reasoning
84/ 90
85th %ile+6
18/21 correct
VVerbal Reasoning
82/ 90
74th %ile+4
19/23 correct
DIData Insights
79/ 90
76th %ile+7
15/20 correct
Accuracy by question type
Prioritized by points left on the table
Multi-Source Reasoning
Data Insights· Highest miss rate
5/10
52%
Rates & work problems
Quantitative· Weakest Quant type
4/9
44%
Critical Reasoning — assumption
Verbal· Trap answers
5/8
63%
Table Analysis
Data Insights
5/7
71%
Problem Solving — algebra
Quantitative
9/11
82%
Reading Comprehension
Verbal
7/8
88%
Your next 3 days
Aimed at +20 total
Built from this report’s weakest question types — not a generic study calendar.
Today
12 questions · Multi-Source Reasoning
DI · 52% accuracy
~24 min
Tomorrow
Quant · rates & mixtures drill
Q · 44% accuracy
~20 min
Thursday
10 questions · Critical Reasoning assumptions
V · trap patterns
~18 min
Predicted after this block
If accuracy on the three drills holds above 75%
705
↑ +20
vs. everyone else

Why applicants are leaving
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Data Insights drilled by type
Continuous practice
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$249 per 2 months
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None — 7-day refund only
Online course
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None
2 official practice CATs — no analytics or drilling beyond them

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Not the other way around.

Hit your target in 20–30 minute focused sessions. A weekly digest shows what you practiced, where you're improving, and which question types still need work — so every minute moves your application forward.

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Weekly digest · Sun 7:00 AM
You practiced 3h 48m this week
Data Insights accuracy↑ 16%
Quant pace↑ 11%
Predicted total655 → 685
Questions, answered

GMAT Focus Edition FAQ

What is the GMAT Focus Edition?+

The Focus Edition is the current GMAT, launched in late 2023. It has three equally-weighted sections — Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights — each scored 60–90, combining into a 205–805 total. It dropped the essay and Sentence Correction, added the Data Insights section, and lets you bookmark questions and edit up to three answers per section.

How is the 205–805 score calculated?+

Your three section scores (each 60–90) are combined and scaled into the 205–805 total. Because the sections are weighted equally, Data Insights moves your total exactly as much as Quant or Verbal — which is why we drill all three, not just the math.

What counts as a good GMAT Focus score?+

Because the Focus Edition rescaled everything, the old numbers don't map one-to-one. A 645 is roughly the 75th percentile, and top MBA programs cluster in the 685–715 range. Our score calculator and percentile guide show exactly where any total lands.

How many practice tests do I get?+

Ten full-length, question-adaptive Focus Edition exams, plus unlimited continuous practice by topic and daily questions of the day. Every question comes with a full worked explanation.

How does the 7-day free trial work?+

A card is required to start, but $0.00 is due today. You get the full platform — all 10 full-length exams, every question, and continuous practice — free for 7 days. Cancel anytime before the trial ends and you won't be charged.

How does the +50 point money-back guarantee work?+

If your official GMAT Focus total doesn't improve by at least 50 points, we refund you. Eligibility: your official starting total is 645 or below, and you complete at least 5 of the 10 full-length practice tests. Full terms are on our money-back guarantee page.

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Can I prep while working full-time?+

Yes — that's who we build for. Sessions work in 20–30 minute focused blocks, everything is on-demand, and a weekly digest keeps you on plan. Most students prep alongside a demanding job.

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