GMAT Practice Tests

GMAT Club’s online preparation tests offer more than 1,200 math and verbal questions specifically written to be more challenging than the actual GMAT and our community of over 50,000 applicants agree. Each of our 25 math and 6 verbal sets are designed to help you identify your strengths and weaknesses while teaching you new solving techniques to help you more quickly answer questions during the actual GMAT Test.

 

 

Free Trial Tests

Click on the links below to take your free tests. If you are not a member of GMAT Club, please register first.

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What’s Included
GMAT Club Tests include 25 math and 6 verbal sets with close to 1,200 questions. Our tests and tools offer you:

  • A testing experience that is similar to the actual GMAT Test – Our online interface closely resembles the actual GMAT test from question layout and navigation to the inclusion of the final answer confirmation window
  • Flag Question Tool – Provides the opportunity to flag questions during or after your test for later review
  • Test History & Question Review – Your username provides access to your Test History Page which includes a list of all taken tests and your scores, plus it gives you the ability to review all flagged questions and those answered incorrectly
  • Comprehensive Answer Explanations – Each question includes a detailed explanation to help you learn the fastest method to solve it
  • Self-Timer – Option to turn it on or off
  • Unlimited Access for 12 months
  • Support - 24 hour additional help is available from our dedicated test forum. You can also post your suggestions for alternative solutions here
 

Test Packages & Pricing

  • Free – 2 sample GMAT tests
  • $12.95 – Each additional test
  • $79.00 – Access to all questions and tests

To access the tests, please hit the Start button to create your free account.

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Testimonials:

“I would strongly suggest GMATClub tests… (even if you do it un-timed) just to get used to SUPER tough questions and learn the tricks and shortcuts. After that, GMATPrep or even the real GMAT will seem easy!”

- Kryzak 760 (Q51 V41)

“The importance of these tests was that they taught me to PAY ATTENTION. For example, “if n is a positive integer…” — DON’T TRY n=0 or n=-1/2 when trying to solve the problem!”

- Sonibubu 780 (Q50, V47)

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Have Questions?

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