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Free GMAT practice questions

76 original questions across 8 topics, each with a worked solution. Built for MBA applicants, with the format, scoring and fees in one place.

The three sections

The GMAT Focus Edition tests three skills, each timed separately. Scores run from 205 to 805.

Quantitative Reasoning

21 questions, 45 minutes

Arithmetic and algebra problems that test how you set up and solve.

Verbal Reasoning

23 questions, 45 minutes

Critical reasoning and reading comprehension on short, argument driven texts.

Data Insights

20 questions, 45 minutes

Data sufficiency and questions on tables, graphs and multiple sources.

Practice by topic

How to study with these pages

  1. Step 1Take a full timed diagnostic from the official source and note your weakest section.
  2. Step 2Study one topic at a time here, working the questions before you read the solutions.
  3. Step 3Keep an error log with the reason for each miss: concept, careless or timing.
  4. Step 4Move to timed sets, then full practice tests, and book your exam with time for a retake.

Test fees and what comes next

GMAT fee

US$275 in person, US$300 online

United States pricing. Check the booking page for India.

Official fee page

GMAT or GRE?

Most schools accept both. Compare the two before you commit.

Read the comparison

Apply abroad

See published fees for 24 business schools and the English test you may need.

MBA abroad hub

Also preparing for CAT? The CAT Quant tests and DILR tests build the same reasoning skills.

Frequently asked questions

How is the GMAT structured?

The GMAT Focus Edition has three sections: Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23 questions) and Data Insights (20 questions), each timed at 45 minutes. Scores run from 205 to 805. Check mba.com for the current format before you test.

How much does the GMAT cost?

In the United States the fee is US$275 for an in person test and US$300 online. The price depends on where you test, so check the booking page for India.

Are these questions from the real GMAT?

No. Every question here is original and written for practice. The official guide and official practice tests come from GMAC, and you should use them too.

Should I take the GMAT or the GRE?

Most business schools accept both. Choose the test where you score better in practice. Our comparison guide explains how to decide.

How long should I prepare for the GMAT?

Many people plan eight to twelve weeks of steady study around work, but it depends on your starting score and target. Take a timed diagnostic first.

PrepTest Hub is not affiliated with GMAC. GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council. Questions here are original practice material.