Free GMAT Focus practice test
The GMAT Focus Edition rewards clear reasoning under time pressure. Practise all three sections, especially Data Insights, which is the one most people underestimate.
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What the GMAT looks like
GMAT Focus · 3 sections · scored 205-805. That is 64 questions across 3 sections in about 2 h 15 min. Revyy builds practice in this exact shape.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Reasoning | 21 | 45 min |
| Verbal Reasoning | 23 | 45 min |
| Data Insights | 20 | 45 min |
Practice that matches the real GMAT
Three sections of 45 minutes each, Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights, scored from 205 to 805, and every section is computer-adaptive. Data Insights, which now holds the old data sufficiency questions alongside table and graphics analysis, is where most people are underprepared. Revyy builds GMAT-style questions across all three sections, including data-interpretation items, and explains every answer.
Drill the recurring quant and critical-reasoning patterns, give Data Insights a full share of your prep, and re-test every mistake. A full GMAT-style mock across the three sections is a Pro feature.
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Add your material or pick the format
Paste your notes, upload a PDF or photo, or just start a practice set in the exam's own style.
Practise timed, with explanations
Answer questions across the real difficulty range and see why each answer is right the moment you respond.
Come back to what you miss
Every wrong answer becomes a review card that returns on a spaced schedule until it finally sticks.
GMAT practice, answered
Is the GMAT practice test free?
Yes. Practising GMAT Focus-style Quant, Verbal and Data Insights questions is free, with an explanation on every question. A full standardized GMAT mock with the scaled score is a Pro feature.
Does it cover Data Insights?
Yes. Revyy builds Data Insights questions: data sufficiency, table and graphics interpretation, two-part analysis and multi-source reasoning, which is the section most candidates neglect.
Is this the GMAT Focus Edition?
Yes. It follows the current Focus Edition: three sections and the 205 to 805 scale, without the retired geometry and sentence-correction content.
How do I study for the GMAT efficiently?
Learn the format cold, drill under timing, and turn every miss into a question you revisit later. Our GMAT study guide sets out a plan that fits around work or a course load.
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