About the GMAT Practice
~7 min read · Updated April 2026
Our GMAT practice covers the kinds of items candidates revise for the GMAT Focus Edition — quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning and data insights, including problem solving, critical reasoning, reading comprehension and data interpretation.
These are independent practice-style questions and are not affiliated with GMAC, who own and administer the GMAT. Always use official GMAC materials for final preparation.
What revision typically covers
Quantitative: problem solving with arithmetic, algebra and word problems. Verbal: reading comprehension and critical reasoning. Data insights: data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation.
How candidates usually prepare
Build an 8–12 week plan, work through GMAC's Official Guide, do timed sections under exam conditions, and review every wrong answer. Sit at least two GMAC-published mock exams before test day.
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You've read the guide — now put it into practice. 45 of 45 mock papers ready, each with 24 questions and full explanations.
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