As a beginner, the best thing you can do is start with a clear, comprehensive, structured course rather than a pile of random questions. What you want from a course is a sequenced, topic-by-topic curriculum, full coverage of Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights, practice organized by topic and difficulty, detailed written and video explanations for every question, strong analytics that show you where you're weak, and solid error-analysis tools so you understand
why you missed something. I'd also look for quality AI-powered coaching, since the best AI tools let you upload your work and get feedback on exactly where your reasoning broke down, whether that was a concept gap, a misread, the wrong approach, or a trap answer. Before you buy anything, get a trial so you can see whether the platform and explanations actually fit how you learn.
Before any of that, take a free official practice test from mba.com. That score won't hand you a full study plan, but it tells you how far you are from your goal and helps you set realistic expectations for how much time you'll need.