About GMAT Focus
The Focus Edition replaced the classic GMAT. It removed the essay and sentence correction, added the Data Insights section and moved Data Sufficiency there.
Calculator use is allowed only in Data Insights.
Business school admissions · International · GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council)
GMAT Focus Edition Mock Tests, Syllabus & Complete Exam Guide
GMAT Focus Edition (Graduate Management Admission Test). Practise 20 full-length mock tests on the official pattern, drill every topic, and get the eligibility, syllabus, cut-off, rank and college details you need — all in one place.
GMAT Focus Edition at a glance
- Test length
- 2 hours 15 minutes
- Sections
- Quant 21 · Verbal 23 · Data Insights 20
- Score scale
- 205–805
- Mocks here
- 20 full tests, no repeats
ModeComputer-adaptive at the question level
FrequencyYear-round at test centres and online
LanguagesEnglish
By the ExamguruX Editorial TeamReviewed for pattern accuracy against GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council)Last updated 13 October 2026
GMAT Focus Edition full-length mock tests
Attempt 20 full-length GMAT Focus Edition mock tests built on the official 64-question pattern. The first mock is free — every test comes with instant results and a step-by-step solution for each question.
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 01
Free64 Qs · 64 marks135 minEasy
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 02
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minModerate
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 03
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minHard
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 04
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minEasy
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 05
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minModerate
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 06
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minHard
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 07
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minEasy
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 08
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minModerate
GMAT Focus Full Mock Test 09
64 Qs · 64 marks135 minHard
Unlock all GMAT Focus Edition tests
Try the first full-length mock free. Get the complete GMAT Focus Edition mock library, every topic test and all available languages for 3 months — a one-time ₹399 / 3 months.
GMAT Focus Edition — full access
₹399/ 3 months
- Every full-length mock test
- All topic-wise tests, every subject
- All available languages
- Step-by-step solution for every question
- Indicative marks-to-rank & cut-offs
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GMAT Focus Edition topic-wise tests & syllabus
128 topic tests across 3 subjects — a focused set of 15 tests for every topic in the GMAT Focus Edition syllabus, tagged with approximate exam weightage so you practise where the marks are.
128 topic-wise tests · 15 per topic across 3 subjects. Pick a subject, expand a topic, and start drilling.
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 01
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 02
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minHard
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 03
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minEasy
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 04
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 05
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minHard
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 06
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minEasy
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 07
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 08
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minHard
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 09
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minEasy
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 10
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 11
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minHard
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 12
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minEasy
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 13
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 14
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minHard
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 15
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minEasy
Arithmetic & Word Problems — Test 16
10 Qs · 10 marks10 minModerate
GMAT Focus Edition sample questions
A few real GMAT Focus Edition questions with answers and step-by-step solutions, in the exact style of the full mock tests.
Quantitative ReasoningSample 1
If 8 notebooks cost $2.40, how much do 10 notebooks cost at the same price per notebook?
- A.$1.92
- B.$3
- C.$12.40
- D.$24
Solution: Price per notebook = $2.40 ÷ 8 = $0.30; × 10 = $3.
Verbal ReasoningSample 2
If the temperature drops below freezing, then the outdoor pool is closed. Suppose it is not the case that the temperature drops below freezing. What can be concluded?
- A.Nothing definite can be concluded about whether the outdoor pool is closed.
- B.If the outdoor pool is closed, then the temperature drops below freezing.
- C.It is not the case that the outdoor pool is closed.
- D.The outdoor pool is closed only when the temperature drops below freezing.
Solution: Denying the antecedent is a fallacy: the rule says nothing about what happens when P is false.
Data InsightsSample 3
What is Ravi's present age? Statement I: Ravi is 11 years older than Kiran. Statement II: Kiran's present age is 16 years.
- A.Statement I alone is sufficient, but Statement II alone is not
- B.Statement II alone is sufficient, but Statement I alone is not
- C.Both statements together are sufficient, but neither alone is
- D.Both statements together are not sufficient
Solution: Together: Ravi = 16 + 11 = 27 years. Neither statement alone gives Ravi's age.
About the GMAT Focus Edition exam
Admission to MBA, Master in Management and other graduate business programmes worldwide.
How these mocks help
Twenty full mocks follow the official section lengths with computed quant, data-sufficiency and table questions. No question repeats.
GMAT Focus Edition eligibility & exam pattern
Check whether you meet the GMAT Focus Edition eligibility criteria and understand exactly how the paper is structured and marked before you plan your preparation.
Eligibility criteria
- Age
- 18 or older (13–17 with written parental consent).
- Retakes
- Up to 5 times in a rolling 12 months and 8 times in total; at least 16 days apart.
- Score validity
- Five years.
Exam pattern & marking
| Subject | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Reasoning45 minutes · problem solving (no data sufficiency) | 21 | 60–90 |
| Verbal Reasoning45 minutes · critical reasoning and reading comprehension | 23 | 60–90 |
| Data Insights45 minutes · data sufficiency, table analysis, graphics, two-part and multi-source reasoning | 20 | 60–90 |
| Total | 64 | 805 |
The GMAT Focus Edition has three 45-minute sections — Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23) and Data Insights (20) — taken in any order, with one optional 10-minute break. It is adaptive at the question level and scored 205–805. These mocks follow the 21–23–20 split in 135 minutes. Data Sufficiency here uses four answer choices (the official test uses five), and Verbal practice uses logic, vocabulary and sentence-completion drills rather than full critical-reasoning and reading-comprehension sets.
Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes.
How to prepare for GMAT Focus Edition
A fresher-friendly GMAT Focus Edition roadmap — understand the paper first, follow a month-by-month plan, build a weekly routine and peak with reviewed full-length mocks.
Beginner-friendly roadmap
Your GMAT Focus Edition plan: first day to exam day
Start with the paper structure, build concepts in layers, then use timed practice and review to turn preparation into a repeatable score.
Coverage3 subjects
Exam clock2 hours 15 minutes
MarkingThe GMAT Focus Edition has three 45-minute sections — Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23) and Data Insights (20) — taken in any order, with one optional 10-minute break. It is adaptive at the question level and scored 205–805. These mocks follow the 21–23–20 split in 135 minutes. Data Sufficiency here uses four answer choices (the official test uses five), and Verbal practice uses logic, vocabulary and sentence-completion drills rather than full critical-reasoning and reading-comprehension sets.
The first 12 weeks
A plan a fresher can actually follow
Have less than three months? Keep the sequence and shorten each phase rather than skipping mock review.
- Month 1
Understand the paper and build your base
Read the official pattern first, then make a realistic subject map for 3 subjects. Begin with Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, Data Insights. Focus on concepts before speed.
Take one diagnostic topic test. Its purpose is to find gaps, not to judge your score. - Month 2
Finish the core syllabus through practice
Cover the remaining syllabus, while revising Month 1 every week. Move from untimed questions to short timed sets.
Keep a single error log: concept missed, why it happened and the correct method. - Month 3
Build exam temperament with mocks
Use the real exam time limit (2 hours 15 minutes) in full-length practice. Review every mock longer than it took to attempt it; the review is where improvement happens.
Turn each weak area from your error log into a 30–45 minute repair session.
Your repeatable week
The study loop that makes revision stick
- 1Learn
Read one focused concept block and make a short revision sheet.
- 2Solve
Immediately answer topic questions; do not wait until you have ‘finished’ the syllabus.
- 3Review
Log mistakes by concept, not just by score. Revisit them after 2–3 days.
- 4Simulate
Use a timed section or mock to practise decisions under the clock.
Mock-test ladder
Don’t start with a full mock every day
- Month 1: topic tests after each completed concept.
- Month 2: one timed sectional test each week, plus error-log revision.
- Month 3: one or two full mocks weekly under the real 2 hours 15 minutes clock.
GMAT Focus Edition-specific priorities
What to focus on as you move through the plan
- 1
Learn the data-sufficiency logic
Decide whether each statement alone, both together or neither answers the question — without solving fully.
- 2
Quant without a calculator
The Quant section is calculator-free; practise mental arithmetic and estimation.
- 3
Use your review budget
You can change up to three answers per section — flag doubtful questions as you go.
Final 7 days
Revise your short notes and error log; do not begin major new topics.
Take only the number of mocks you can properly review; protect sleep and routine.
Confirm the official admit-card instructions, reporting time, centre and permitted items.
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Get help with your study plan, difficult concepts and mock-test review, subject to trainer availability.
GMAT Focus scores explained
Use this practice benchmark to understand score ranges, qualifying cut-offs and the selection stages for GMAT Focus Edition. The conducting authority sets official merit and appointments.
GMAT Focus Edition marks vs. rank
| Score range | Score | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 705+ | Total | Highly competitive for top programmes |
| 605–695 | Total | Competitive for many good programmes |
| 205–805 | Range | Ends in 5 |
Scores at a glance
Total score205–805
Indicative marks: From the three section scores
Each section60–90
Indicative marks: Section score scale
Pattern follows GMAC's published GMAT Focus Edition format. Policies and fees change — confirm on mba.com.
Where GMAT scores are used
GMAT Focus scores are accepted by business schools worldwide.
| Use | Where | Notes | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| MBA and business master's | Global | Business schools | Programme-specific |
A representative view of programmes and selection routes linked to GMAT Focus Edition. Confirm vacancies, stages and final appointments in the current official notice.
GMAT Focus Edition important dates
The typical GMAT Focus Edition timeline, from notification to counselling. Dates are tentative until the official notification is released.
Registration
Year-round on mba.com
Test dates
Year-round, at a centre or online
Official score report
Usually within a few business days
GMAT Focus Edition — frequently asked questions
Quick, reliable answers to the questions GMAT Focus Edition aspirants ask most.
How long is the GMAT Focus Edition?
2 hours 15 minutes: three 45-minute sections, plus an optional 10-minute break.
Is there an essay?
No. The Focus Edition has no Analytical Writing Assessment.
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