GMAT® PRACTICE TEST
REALISTIC PRACTICE FOR THE REAL THING
Take a free full-length GMAT practice test. We’ll guide you through how to understand your strengths and opportunities for improvement.
LEARN TO THINK LIKE THE TEST
Get to know the test's unique format—the computer-adaptive test—with a free, online GMAT practice test and Manhattan Prep tools to walk you through the process. It's the first step to raising your confidence and boosting your score.
KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO EXPECT
First, we’ll teach you the test structure, scoring, time management, and question types (all for free). Then, you'll take the online official GMAT practice test to understand what taking the GMAT under time constraints is really like. Realistic calibration provides you with a test-taking experience as close to the real GMAT as possible.
Experience each test section, including Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights, and learn how to pace yourself throughout the exam. Most of all, you'll see how you would score if you took the GMAT today.
GET MORE WITH ASSESSMENTS + ANSWER EXPLANATIONS
Once you know your starting score level, we’ll help you figure out how to get better. Analyze your strengths and weaknesses on the GMAT using our CAT Review Tracker analysis tool. Use that analysis to determine your study priorities—and then get started!
Tips for Success
You'll need approximately 2.5 hours to complete this free, online GMAT practice test.
Take it in a quiet place where you'll have a consistent internet connection and no interruptions. Use what you learn as a starting point to determine your GMAT prep plan. We're here to help guide you through the practice test—and beyond.
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FAQs
Is the free GMAT test for the GMAT Focus Edition?
Yes! We use the official free practice tests from mba.com. They’re literally made by the same people who make the official GMAT—so they’re the best available practice tests. (If you later take one of our comprehensive study programs, we’ll also buy the paid official practice tests for you.)
When you sign up for a free GMAT practice test, you’ll get access to Manhattan Prep’s full Free Starter Kit, which will get you ready to take your test (including time management strategies for all three sections). The Free Starter Kit will also provide you with Manhattan Prep’s own proprietary CAT Review Tracker to deeply analyze your results.
When determining your strengths and weaknesses, there’s a big difference between careless mistakes and legitimately wrong problems, or between problems you get right quickly and problems you get right slowly. Our post-test Review Tracker will help you to properly classify these kinds of results and to know what to do about them.
Who should use the Free GMAT Starter Kit?
Everyone who is thinking about taking the GMAT should start with the Free Starter Kit. Truly! It’s entirely free and it contains dozens of hours of free study materials—more than enough to help you decide whether you really do want to take the GMAT.
In addition to everything else, the Free Starter Kit will get you ready to take your mock practice test and then tell you exactly how to analyze your results to determine your strengths and weaknesses. Once you know your starting score and have a handle on what you need to improve, you’ll be in a great position to decide how you want to move forward with your studies.
How long does it take to take a GMAT practice test?
The GMAT test contains three 45-minute sections, so the total testing time is 2 hours 15 minutes. There’s also a 10-minute break, so your total time is just under 2.5 hours.
Also plan to spend about 1 to 1.5 hours per section reviewing the problems and analyzing the test results—so a total of about 3 to 5 hours to analyze your strengths and weaknesses after you’re done with the test.
How long does it take to complete the GMAT Free Starter Kit?
This will vary from person to person because there is a lot of great material in our kit. Our Free Starter Kit contains dozens of hours of lessons, practice problems, strategies, and more. There are even two free ebooks (each with hundreds of pages). You’ll have more than enough to jumpstart your GMAT studies!