GMAT
Start with the skills.
Build your foundations with 5 short lessons and 50 original questions. Begin with the 8-question starter or choose a focused topic below.
One lesson at a time.
Read an explanation, follow a worked example and check your understanding before choosing a practice set.
- Lesson 1 · About 4 minutes→
Choose the correct base and rate
Practise margins, mixtures and joint work.
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- Lesson 3 · About 4 minutes→
Find the argument’s dependency
Evaluate causal claims and necessary assumptions.
- Lesson 4 · About 8 minutes→
Build the model before doing the arithmetic
Model percentages, rates and group totals, then use basic integer properties to calculate without a calculator.
- Lesson 5 · About 7 minutes→
Use every condition and test the answer
Handle strict inequalities, integer restrictions, signs, counting and algebraic identities without losing a condition.
Start small. Focus. Then mix it up.
Each set has untimed practice or an optional practice timer, plus an explanation for every answer. Sets can overlap; they use this pathway’s 50 original questions.
Quick start
Three quantitative, two data/logic and three verbal items. No adaptive algorithm, official review/edit constraints or complete Data Insights interface.
Open this set →3 questions · Optional 7 minQuantitative reasoning
Focus on quantitative reasoning. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →2 questions · Optional 5 minData and logic
Focus on data and logic. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →3 questions · Optional 7 minVerbal reasoning
Focus on verbal reasoning. Start with the related foundation lesson, then use the explanations to review. This set extends beyond the short lesson.
Open this set →21 questions · Optional 45 minQuant section A · 21 fixed questions
21 new original questions in fixed Quant section A, with an optional 45-minute timer and explanations. No questions are reused from the other new section or the eight-question starter. Section length matches current GMAT Quant; difficulty and delivery are not calibrated or adaptive.
Open this set →21 questions · Optional 45 minLesson companion: models
Reuses the 21 questions from fixed Quant section A, with the same explanations. Choose this as a lesson companion; it is not another unique paper and adds no new questions.
Open this set →21 questions · Optional 45 minQuant section B · 21 fixed questions
21 new original questions in fixed Quant section B, with an optional 45-minute timer and explanations. No questions are reused from the other new section or the eight-question starter. Section length matches current GMAT Quant; difficulty and delivery are not calibrated or adaptive.
Open this set →21 questions · Optional 45 minLesson companion: constraints
Reuses the 21 questions from fixed Quant section B, with the same explanations. Choose this as a lesson companion; it is not another unique paper and adds no new questions.
Open this set →Papers A and B each contain 21 different Quant questions and offer the official section’s 45-minute limit. They are fixed Quant-only practice with free navigation, not adaptive or complete GMAT mocks. The other sets are shorter. All results are raw correct-answer counts, without official score conversion.
Where this fits.
Applicants to business and management programmes that accept the GMAT; programme policies determine whether a test is required.
The current GMAT has 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes: Quantitative Reasoning 21, Verbal Reasoning 23 and Data Insights 20, each with 45 minutes. One optional 10-minute break is available.
- Quantitative Reasoning uses arithmetic and elementary algebra problem solving; a calculator is not available in this section.
- Verbal Reasoning covers reading comprehension and critical reasoning.
- Data Insights covers data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, tables, graphics and two-part analysis; this section provides an on-screen calculator.
Current provider format checked 6 October 2026
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- GMAC: exam structure (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-10-06
- GMAC: exam content (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-10-06
- GMAC: official preparation (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-09-20
- GMAC: calculator and note-taking policies (opens in a new tab)Checked 2026-10-06