Model Test
GMAT Exam
Business-school admission test · 64 Questions · 135 Minutes
Quantitative Reasoning
21 Questions · 45 min
Problem Solving
Verbal Reasoning
23 Questions · 45 min
Reading Comprehension · Critical Reasoning
Data Insights
20 Questions · 45 min
Data Sufficiency · Multi-Source · Tables · Graphics · Two-Part
64 QuestionsNo Negative MarkingEstimated 205–805 ScoreInstant Results + AI-generated Answers
Exam Guidelines
1.There are 64 questions in total: 21 Quantitative, 23 Verbal and 20 Data Insights. You have 135 minutes in all (plan on 45 minutes per section).
2.Every Quantitative and Verbal question has 5 options. Quantitative has no geometry and no calculator; as on the real exam, an on-screen calculator is available in Data Insights only.
3.Data Insights has five formats: Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning (several sources in tabs), Table Analysis (sortable columns), Graphics Interpretation (answer from dropdowns) and Two-Part Analysis (one answer in each of two columns).
4.A question with several parts earns its 1 mark only if every part is right. Each correct answer is worth 1 mark; wrong or unanswered questions lose nothing.
5.Each section is scored 60–90 and the total 205–805 (estimated). Your results, detailed explanations and a section-by-section analysis appear straight after submission.
6.On the real exam the difficulty adapts to your answers and you choose the section order. Here everyone gets the same question set in a fixed order (Quantitative, Verbal, Data Insights), so the score is an estimate only.
⚠️ Consent
This is a practice exam designed to test your preparation. By starting the exam, you agree that you have understood these terms. Good luck!