GMAT Practice: Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights

Prepare for the GMAT with structured, section-specific practice that targets speed, accuracy, and the exact problem styles you will face on test day. Choose a section below and open any practice set in a new tab.

Quantitative Reasoning Verbal Reasoning Data Insights Timed Practice Error Review

Quiz Coverage (All GMAT Sections)

The GMAT measures reasoning and decision-making under time pressure. Strong scores come from efficient methods, clear logic, and the ability to avoid common traps. These practice sets cover the core skills and high-frequency content across the full exam.

Recommended approach:
Study one cluster, take a timed set, analyse errors, then retake to confirm faster methods and higher accuracy.

Quantitative Reasoning

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  • Number properties: factors, multiples, primes, divisibility, remainders
  • Fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, exponents and roots
  • Algebra: linear equations, inequalities, systems, quadratics, expressions
  • Word problems: rates, work, mixtures, averages, interest, translating text to math
  • Data analysis: sets, probability, counting, charts and tables, descriptive statistics

Verbal Reasoning

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  • Critical Reasoning: argument structure, assumptions, strengthen and weaken
  • Inference and evaluation: conclusions, evidence, alternative explanations
  • Reading Comprehension: main idea, detail, inference, author purpose and tone
  • Logic and precision: scope shifts, quantifiers, causation versus correlation
  • Efficiency under time: passage mapping, prioritizing questions, trap recognition

Data Insights

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  • Data Sufficiency: determining whether information is sufficient, not solving fully
  • Table and graphics interpretation: multi-variable comparisons, trends, outliers
  • Multi-source reasoning: combining tabs, conflicting evidence, synthesis
  • Two-part analysis: selecting paired answers, constraint checking, optimization logic
  • Data literacy: ratios and percentages in context, units, scaling, careful reading

Score Improvement Workflow

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  • Timed sets: build pacing and decision discipline
  • Error logs: categorize mistakes by concept, process, and trap type
  • Second-pass drills: reattempt after review to lock in improved methods
  • Mixed practice: integrate sections to mimic real test switching costs
  • Consistency: short daily practice beats occasional long sessions

GMAT Practice Tests

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About GMAT Practice on Competence Area

The GMAT is designed to evaluate how effectively you reason and make decisions under time pressure. Strong performance comes from solid fundamentals, fast and accurate reasoning, and disciplined pacing across all sections.

This page supports practice for the three GMAT sections:

For best results, complete a timed set, review every mistake to identify the underlying cause, then retake a similar set to confirm improvement. Consistent practice, careful review, and deliberate pacing adjustments are the fastest path to a higher score.