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GMAT EXAM GUIDE

Know the format.
Prepare with perspective.

The current GMAT exam has Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights sections. It does not use the older four-section structure. GMAC controls the official rules and scoring.

Standard examination structure
AreaFormatTiming / allocation
Quantitative Reasoning21 questions · arithmetic and algebra45 minutes
Verbal Reasoning23 questions · reading and critical reasoning45 minutes
Data Insights20 questions · information and data reasoning45 minutes
01 / KEEP IN MIND

Standard testing time is 2 hours 15 minutes, excluding the optional 10-minute break. Candidates may choose their section order.

02 / KEEP IN MIND

The official Review & Edit feature allows review after completing a section when time remains, and editing up to three answers in that section.

03 / KEEP IN MIND

The current official total score scale is 205–805. All three section scores contribute to it.

04 / KEEP IN MIND

Our fixed launch sampler is not adaptive, does not produce an official GMAT score, and simplifies some Data Insights response controls. Its raw result is for practice only.

Independent practice, transparent limits.

The sample experience does not reproduce every official question type, adaptive rule, accommodation, calculator or scoring method. Refer to the examination authority before booking or planning test-day arrangements.