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Introducing a Mini-Diagnostic GMAT Test - Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights
3 tests covering all important topics and difficulties - only 25 mins per test!
Starting out with the GMAT or want to check how you are doing?
Take our new mini-diagnostic tests built on the Quiz Platform. Just 25 mins per section will help you get a sense of where you are and how you are doing in Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights.
Not ready to take all sections?
That's OK - we are offering 3 mini-tests, you can take them all independently.
How to Analyze the Results?
Head over to the Error Log and check out the results. Here is a rough scale:
| #of Wrong | Evaluation: |
| 0 | Amazing. You should be teaching GMAT! |
| 1 - 2 | Awesome you are doing awesome - 95th percentile and above |
| 3 - 5 | Good - seems you missed some of the harder questions but not bad at all around 75th percentile |
| 5 - 7 | OK. Probably average, around 50th percentile |
| 7 - 12 | You have got room to work. If you are starting out, this is OK but if you have been studying, you should see what is not working |
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Think of the GMAT Club Diagnostic Test as your GMAT warm-up lap, a quick way to see exactly where you stand before diving deep into prep.
You can take all three sections or just the ones you want:
Each section has 12 handpicked questions that cover all GMAT Focus topics and span a range of difficulties from easy to hard, giving you a true sense of your ability across the board. Also, it's completely FREE.
It is fast, flexible, and gives you a clear snapshot of your strengths and weaknesses. Whether you take one section at a time or all three, you will walk away knowing exactly where to focus your prep next.
You can take all three sections or just the ones you want:
- Quantitative – Problem Solving (PS)
- Verbal – Critical Reasoning (CR) and Reading Comprehension (RC)
- Data Insights – Data Sufficiency (DS), Graphs, Tables, Two-Part Analysis (TPA), and Multi-Source Reasoning (MSR)
Each section has 12 handpicked questions that cover all GMAT Focus topics and span a range of difficulties from easy to hard, giving you a true sense of your ability across the board. Also, it's completely FREE.
It is fast, flexible, and gives you a clear snapshot of your strengths and weaknesses. Whether you take one section at a time or all three, you will walk away knowing exactly where to focus your prep next.
15 Aug 2025, 05:25
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wow. Very nice initiative.
