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Full mocks on the 205 to 805 scale
Adapts to your level
Explains every miss
Plan that reschedules itself
Built for GMAT Focus
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| Full mocks on the 205 to 805 scale | ||||
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| Explains every miss | ||||
| Plan that reschedules itself | ||||
| Built for GMAT Focus |
What you actually get
Practice the full exam
Take 64 questions across three timed sections, with the calculator and answer review where the exam allows them. Afterward, see your estimated score range and a breakdown by section.
Understand what you missed
Every question has a worked explanation. When you miss one, you can see why the right answer works and where your choice went wrong.
Practice at your level
A run of correct answers moves you to harder questions. If you miss one, the next question gets easier.
Come back to your mistakes
Missed questions return for review the next day and five days later. Your error log helps you spot mistakes you keep making.
Review with flashcards
Review one chapter, a whole section, or a shuffled deck whenever you have a few minutes.
A day-by-day study plan
Add your test date and target score to get a daily plan. If you miss a day, the remaining work moves with you.
Start with a quick diagnostic
Start your free trial
Create an account to try the full platform for seven days. Start without a card.
Take the diagnostic
Answer 12 questions across Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights. It takes about 15 minutes and gives you a starting score range.
Get your plan
Add your test date and target score. Your plan starts with the section that needs the most work.
One way to prepare over eight weeks
Example score, for illustration
Take the diagnostic
Answer 12 questions to get a starting score range and see which section needs attention first.
Drill your weak topics
Work on your weaker topics in short sets. Missed questions return for review the next day and five days later.
Take full mocks
Take 64-question mocks with three timed sections. Each ends with an estimated score range and a breakdown of your results.
Go in knowing the format
You've already practiced choosing a section order, managing the clock, and reviewing answers at the end of each section.
Your plan uses your starting range and test date. The score curve is only an illustration; your results will depend on your practice.
Common questions
See where to start.
The 12-question diagnostic takes about 15 minutes. You'll get a starting score range and a study plan for your test date.