145 min
Quantitative Reasoning
21 questionsArithmetic and algebraic reasoning without a dedicated geometry section.
Problem Solving
Structured Exam Preparation
GMAT Preparation Center
Practice Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights as three separate 45-minute sections with review/edit and flexible section order.
Official section map
Practice every response type in its correct section
Objective questions, adaptive modules, writing tasks, listening transcripts/audio, speaking prompts, role plays, and numeric-entry tasks remain separate and correctly timed.
135 minTesting time
64Questions
3Sections
245 min
Verbal Reasoning
23 questionsAnalyze written material, arguments, assumptions, and conclusions.
Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning
345 min
Data Insights
20 questionsIntegrates quantitative and verbal reasoning with data literacy.
Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis
Scoring and delivery
Important format rules
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Candidates may choose the order of the three sections.
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Unlimited review is available within a section, with up to three answer edits per section.
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Each section receives a score and contributes to the total score.
Practice library
GMAT structured resources
Resources below use the correct response type, time, word limit, answer key, sample answer, transcript/audio field, and scoring rubric where applicable.
Quantitative Reasoning
Problem Solving
GMAT Quantitative 1: Rates
A service processes 180 requests in 3 hours at a constant rate. How many in 5 hours? A. 300 B. 240 C.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 2: Percentages
Revenue rises from 400 to 460. What is the percentage increase? A. 15% B. 10% C. 12% D. 20%
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 3: Algebra
If 2x + 9 = 31, what is x? A. 11 B. 9 C. 10 D. 20
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 4: Number Properties
Which integer is divisible by both 6 and 9? A. 18 B. 12 C. 24 D. 30
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 5: Overlapping Sets
In a group of 100, 60 study finance, 50 study analytics, and 20 study both. How many study at least one? A.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 6: Rates
A service processes 180 requests in 3 hours at a constant rate. How many in 5 hours? A. 300 B. 240 C.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 7: Percentages
Revenue rises from 400 to 460. What is the percentage increase? A. 15% B. 10% C. 12% D. 20%
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 8: Algebra
If 2x + 9 = 31, what is x? A. 11 B. 9 C. 10 D. 20
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 9: Number Properties
Which integer is divisible by both 6 and 9? A. 18 B. 12 C. 24 D. 30
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 10: Overlapping Sets
In a group of 100, 60 study finance, 50 study analytics, and 20 study both. How many study at least one? A.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 11: Rates
A service processes 180 requests in 3 hours at a constant rate. How many in 5 hours? A. 300 B. 240 C.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 12: Percentages
Revenue rises from 400 to 460. What is the percentage increase? A. 15% B. 10% C. 12% D. 20%
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 13: Algebra
If 2x + 9 = 31, what is x? A. 11 B. 9 C. 10 D. 20
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 14: Number Properties
Which integer is divisible by both 6 and 9? A. 18 B. 12 C. 24 D. 30
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 15: Overlapping Sets
In a group of 100, 60 study finance, 50 study analytics, and 20 study both. How many study at least one? A.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 16: Rates
A service processes 180 requests in 3 hours at a constant rate. How many in 5 hours? A. 300 B. 240 C.…
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 17: Percentages
Revenue rises from 400 to 460. What is the percentage increase? A. 15% B. 10% C. 12% D. 20%
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 18: Algebra
If 2x + 9 = 31, what is x? A. 11 B. 9 C. 10 D. 20
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 19: Number Properties
Which integer is divisible by both 6 and 9? A. 18 B. 12 C. 24 D. 30
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Problem SolvingGMAT Quantitative 20: Overlapping Sets
In a group of 100, 60 study finance, 50 study analytics, and 20 study both. How many study at least one? A.…
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Verbal Reasoning
Verbal Practice
GMAT Verbal 1: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 2: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 3: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 4: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 5: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 6: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 7: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 8: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 9: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 10: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 11: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 12: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 13: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 14: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 15: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 16: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 17: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 18: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 19: Critical Reasoning
A company introduced flexible hours and absenteeism fell. Management concludes that flexible hours caused the decline. Which fact would most strengthen the…
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Verbal PracticeGMAT Verbal 20: Reading Comprehension
A passage argues that data transparency helps only when records are understandable, timely, and linked to a process for correction. Which statement…
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Data Insights
Data Task
GMAT Data Insights 1: Data Sufficiency
Is x greater than 10? (1) x is greater than 8. (2) x is an integer less than 12.
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 2: Multi-Source Reasoning
Source A reports rising sales; Source B reports lower profit margins; Source C reports a one-time marketing expense. Identify which source best…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 3: Table Analysis
A table lists four projects by cost, duration, and expected benefit. Select the project with the highest benefit-to-cost ratio and the shortest…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 4: Graphics Interpretation
A line chart shows demand rising steadily while capacity remains flat. Complete the statement describing when the gap first exceeds 20 units.
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 5: Two-Part Analysis
Select one option for each column: choose the policy with the lowest cost and separately choose the policy with the greatest risk…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 6: Data Sufficiency
Is x greater than 10? (1) x is greater than 8. (2) x is an integer less than 12.
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 7: Multi-Source Reasoning
Source A reports rising sales; Source B reports lower profit margins; Source C reports a one-time marketing expense. Identify which source best…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 8: Table Analysis
A table lists four projects by cost, duration, and expected benefit. Select the project with the highest benefit-to-cost ratio and the shortest…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 9: Graphics Interpretation
A line chart shows demand rising steadily while capacity remains flat. Complete the statement describing when the gap first exceeds 20 units.
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 10: Two-Part Analysis
Select one option for each column: choose the policy with the lowest cost and separately choose the policy with the greatest risk…
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 11: Data Sufficiency
Is x greater than 10? (1) x is greater than 8. (2) x is an integer less than 12.
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 12: Multi-Source Reasoning
Source A reports rising sales; Source B reports lower profit margins; Source C reports a one-time marketing expense. Identify which source best…
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 13: Table Analysis
A table lists four projects by cost, duration, and expected benefit. Select the project with the highest benefit-to-cost ratio and the shortest…
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 14: Graphics Interpretation
A line chart shows demand rising steadily while capacity remains flat. Complete the statement describing when the gap first exceeds 20 units.
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 15: Two-Part Analysis
Select one option for each column: choose the policy with the lowest cost and separately choose the policy with the greatest risk…
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 16: Data Sufficiency
Is x greater than 10? (1) x is greater than 8. (2) x is an integer less than 12.
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Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 17: Multi-Source Reasoning
Source A reports rising sales; Source B reports lower profit margins; Source C reports a one-time marketing expense. Identify which source best…
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 18: Table Analysis
A table lists four projects by cost, duration, and expected benefit. Select the project with the highest benefit-to-cost ratio and the shortest…
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 19: Graphics Interpretation
A line chart shows demand rising steadily while capacity remains flat. Complete the statement describing when the gap first exceeds 20 units.
1 marks3 minOpen →
Data TaskGMAT Data Insights 20: Two-Part Analysis
Select one option for each column: choose the policy with the lowest cost and separately choose the policy with the greatest risk…
1 marks3 minOpen →