Estimate your GMAT Focus Edition total from your three section scores and see GMAC’s published percentile for it, work out your GMAT Superscore across attempts, and use the score chart to map any total on the 205–805 scale to its percentile and classic 200–800 equivalent.
The GMAT Focus Edition reports a total score from 205 to 805, built from three equally weighted sections — Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights — each scored from 60 to 90. Every section is computer-adaptive, so the difficulty of the questions you see adjusts to your performance, and your section scaled scores combine into the total.
The score calculator turns your section scores into an estimated total, then shows the percentile and old-GMAT equivalent GMAC publishes for it, the section points you need for a target, and your estimated Superscore. The score chart maps any Focus total to its percentile and classic 200–800 equivalent, which helps when an MBA program still quotes old-scale scores.
Predict your GMAT Focus score, then go beat it.
Full-length, adaptive GMAT Focus practice across Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights, with instant scoring and a study plan targeting your weakest section.