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Free GMAT practice test
The business school admissions test for MBA and business master's programmes.
This GMAT practice test has the same shape as the current GMAT exam: Quantitative Reasoning (21 Problem Solving questions), Verbal Reasoning (23 Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions) and Data Insights (20 questions), each 45 minutes. A calculator is allowed only in Data Insights.
Every question is original. Data Insights includes all five official question types: Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis. Submit a section to see your score and a worked solution for every question.
- Questions
- 64
- Total time
- 135 min
- Sections
- 3
- Calculator
- Only in Data Insights
The GMAT practice sections
- GMAT Quantitative Reasoning21 questions · 45 minutes21 Problem Solving questions on arithmetic and algebra, with no calculator.Number propertiesPercents and ratiosRates and workAlgebraCounting and probability
- GMAT Verbal Reasoning23 questions · 45 minutes23 questions: Critical Reasoning arguments and Reading Comprehension passages.Strengthen and weakenAssumptionsInferenceMain ideaPassage structure
- GMAT Data Insights20 questions · 45 minutes · calculator20 questions: Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part Analysis.Data SufficiencyMulti-Source ReasoningTable AnalysisGraphics InterpretationTwo-Part Analysis
How to use this practice test
- Sit each section with the timer on, in one go, without notes.
- Submit to see how many you got right and which topics cost you marks.
- Read the worked solution for every question you missed — and for any you got right by guessing.
- Redo the missed questions a few days later without looking at the solutions.
- Finish with all sections back to back to practise your stamina and pacing.
How the real GMAT is scored
The real GMAT reports a Total Score from 205 to 805, built from all three sections. This practice test shows how many questions you got right; it does not convert that to the official scale.
The real GMAT is computer-adaptive: each question's difficulty depends on your earlier answers. This practice test is a fixed set with a mix of difficulties.
Format checked on GMAC: GMAT exam structure on 1 October 2026. Always confirm dates and rules with GMAC before you book.
GMAT guides
- GMAT percentages: keep track of the denominatorAn original set of examples on successive changes, weighted percentages and conditional probability, with a short checking routine.
- GMAT Exam Fee 2026: Test Center, Online and Reschedule CostsThe GMAT costs US$275 at a test center or US$300 online in GMAC's default listing. Reschedule fees, cancellation refunds and the 24-hour rule.
- GRE vs GMAT: which should you take?Most US MBA programs now accept either test, so the choice comes down to fit. What the two exams actually test, how they differ, and what the official pages say about acceptance.
- GMAT Focus Edition: what changedThe GMAT Focus Edition replaced the classic GMAT with three sections, a new Data Insights section, and a 205–805 score scale. Everything that changed, from GMAC.
- What is a good GMAT score?On the GMAT Exam's 205–805 scale, roughly 545–555 is the median and 655 is near the 90th percentile. What the official GMAC percentile data says.
- How many times can you take the GMAT?You can take the GMAT five times in a rolling 12 months, at least 16 days apart, with no lifetime cap. Current rules, exceptions, and examples for planning a retake.
- How long are GMAT scores valid?GMAT scores are valid for five years from your test date, so you can take the exam early and send it when you apply. See an expiry example and the limited reporting option for older results.
- GRE to GMAT score conversion: what the official tools sayThere is no single GRE-to-GMAT number, but ETS and GMAC each publish an official tool. How the ETS comparison tool and the GMAC concordance table work — and why a predicted score isn't a promised one.
- What's on the GMAT Exam? Format and timingThe GMAT Exam runs 2 hours 15 minutes across three 45-minute sections — Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights — with 64 questions and no essay. Exactly what the current exam contains.
- GMAT Exam scoring: what the 205–805 score meansThe GMAT Exam Total Score runs 205–805, and — unlike the old exam — Data Insights now counts toward it. How the score is built, and why you can't compare it directly to a classic GMAT number.
Questions about this practice test
Are these official GMAT questions?
No. Every question is original, written by Keiko Study to match the official GMAT format, timing and syllabus. Official past and specimen papers are published by GMAC; use them as well.
Is this GMAT practice test free?
Yes. Every section, the timer, your score and every worked solution are free, and you don't need an account.
How long does the full GMAT practice test take?
The sections add up to 135 minutes, the same as the real test. You can sit them back to back or one at a time.
Does my practice score convert to an official score?
The real GMAT reports a Total Score from 205 to 805, built from all three sections. This practice test shows how many questions you got right; it does not convert that to the official scale.