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3 sections · 64 questions · 2 hours 15 minutes
  • Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights, each at real length and timing
  • No essay, no Sentence Correction, no Geometry — the current exam only
  • Full Detailed Answer Key with an explanation for every question
  • Print-friendly layout so you can simulate a proctored sitting
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Section tests
One full section each, at real length and timing
Quantitative Reasoning
45 minutes · 21 questions

A full Quant section — 21 Problem Solving questions, no calculator. The current exam dropped Geometry and moved Data Sufficiency into Data Insights, so neither appears here.

Verbal Reasoning
45 minutes · 23 questions

A full Verbal section mixing Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Sentence Correction was retired with the classic GMAT and is not tested.

Data Insights
45 minutes · 20 questions

A full Data Insights section across all five question types — the newest section, and the only one with an on-screen calculator.

Quantitative Reasoning
Problem Solving only — split by content, since there is just one question format
Arithmetic & Percentages

Fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, and number properties — the base most Quant questions are built on.

4 topics covered
  • Fractions, decimals, and percentages
  • Ratios and proportions
  • Number properties and divisibility
  • Exponents and roots
Algebra

Linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, functions, and exponents.

4 topics covered
  • Linear and quadratic equations
  • Inequalities and absolute value
  • Functions and sequences
  • Simplifying expressions
Word Problems

Rates, work, mixtures, interest, and overlapping sets — where Quant hides most of its difficulty.

4 topics covered
  • Rate and work problems
  • Mixtures and interest
  • Overlapping sets
  • Translating words into equations
Verbal Reasoning
The two question types Verbal still tests
Critical Reasoning

Short arguments to strengthen, weaken, or draw a conclusion from — the logic half of Verbal.

4 topics covered
  • Strengthen and weaken
  • Assumption questions
  • Inference and conclusion
  • Evaluate and explain the discrepancy
Reading Comprehension

Dense business, science, and humanities passages read under real time pressure.

4 topics covered
  • Main idea and primary purpose
  • Supporting detail and inference
  • Author tone and attitude
  • Passage structure
Data Insights
All five question types, including Data Sufficiency
Data Sufficiency

Deciding whether the statements are enough to answer — without actually solving.

4 topics covered
  • The five fixed answer choices
  • Testing each statement alone
  • Combining statements
  • Common sufficiency traps
Multi-Source Reasoning

Two or three tabbed sources that have to be read together before the question makes sense.

4 topics covered
  • Reading across tabs
  • Reconciling conflicting sources
  • Yes/no and true/false grids
  • Managing time across a set
Table Analysis

A sortable table and a set of statements to judge against it.

4 topics covered
  • Sorting to find the answer
  • Medians and ranges from a table
  • Ratios and percentages in place
  • All-or-nothing statement grids
Graphics Interpretation

A chart plus fill-in-the-blank dropdowns — accuracy matters more than speed.

4 topics covered
  • Scatterplots and trend lines
  • Bar, line, and pie charts
  • Reading axes and scale correctly
  • Dropdown completion logic
Two-Part Analysis

One scenario, two linked answers chosen from a shared column of options.

4 topics covered
  • Quantitative two-part problems
  • Verbal two-part problems
  • Dependent versus independent columns
  • Eliminating by constraint
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  • Choose your own section order, as on test day
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GMAT practice test FAQ

Three 45-minute sections — Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23) and Data Insights (20) — for 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes, plus one optional 10-minute break. You can take the sections in any order. Our exam structure guide covers each section in full.

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