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GMAT practice test

A timed section at real exam pace: 21 Quant, 23 Verbal or 20 Data Insights questions in 45 minutes. One question at a time, then your score, time per question and a full review.

Real totals run from 205 to 805, and 735 is the first one strictly above the 99th percentile on GMAC's August 2026 table. The full GMAT percentile chart shows where 705, 715 and 725 fall.

Harder sections

Topic rounds

Opens in its own window, styled and timed like the GMAT Focus: one section timer, answer each question before moving on, bookmark as you go, then review and change up to three answers at the end. Data Insights has an on-screen calculator, drop-down statements, sortable tables and tabbed sources, in GMAC's published mix of the five formats.

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The MBA Admissions Report

188 GMAT, GRE and EA problems written for the report, each with a worked solution, and 18 business schools side by side: class profiles, deadlines, costs, pay, essays and interviews.

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What this test contains

A timed section at real exam pace: 21 Quant, 23 Verbal or 20 Data Insights questions in 45 minutes. One question at a time, then your score, time per question and a full review.

Quantitative Reasoning

Problem solving across arithmetic, algebra, word problems, number properties and probability, as in the Focus Edition.

92 questions · 21 questions · 45 min →

Data Insights

All five formats as they appear on the test: data sufficiency, graphics interpretation with drop-downs, sortable table analysis, two-part analysis and multi-source reasoning.

95 questions · 20 questions · 45 min →

Verbal Reasoning

Critical Reasoning of every type (weaken, strengthen, assumption, evaluate, boldface, inference, paradox) and Reading Comprehension passages in science, business and economics.

52 questions · 23 questions · 45 min →

Three questions from this test

Taken from the banks above, with the worked answers, so you can see the level before you start the clock.

1 Easy ≈ 70th percentile
A shop raises the price of a jacket by 20%, then offers 25% off the new price. The final price is what percent of the original price?
  1. 80%
  2. 85%
  3. 90%
  4. 95%
  5. 100%
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Answer: C. 90%
Multiply the factors: 1.2×0.75=0.91.2\times0.75=0.9. Successive percentage changes multiply; they do not add, which is why "+20% then −25%" is not "−5%".
80 Medium ≈ 75th percentile
The list 2, 5, 9, 11, xx has a mean equal to its median. If x>11x>11, what is xx?
  1. 12
  2. 15
  3. 18
  4. 21
  5. 24
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Answer: C. 18
With x>11x>11 the median is 9. The mean is 27+x5=9\tfrac{27+x}{5}=9, so x=18x=18.
67 Medium ≈ 80th percentile
A café sold 40 coffees and 25 teas on Monday for £188, and 30 coffees and 35 teas on Tuesday for £180, at unchanged prices. Select the price of a coffee and the price of a tea.
CoffeeTea
£2.40
£2.60
£2.80
£3.00
£3.20
£3.40
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Answer: Coffee: £3.20; Tea: £2.40
Multiply Monday by 3 and Tuesday by 4: 120c + 75t = 564 and 120c + 140t = 720. Subtracting, 65t = 156, so t = £2.40, and then 40c = 188 − 60 = 128 gives c = £3.20. Check Tuesday: 96 + 84 = 180.

How it is scored

Every question is marked right or wrong as you go; there is no partial credit, exactly as in the real thing. At the end you get your score, the time you used against the time allowed, your average per question, and your accuracy broken down by percentile level, so you can see whether the ceiling is difficulty or speed. Every question then comes back with your answer, the correct one and a full worked solution.

Browse every question with its worked solution on the GMAT practice questions page. Preparing for the real thing? GMAT and GRE preparation.