GMAT practice questions
These sets of questions accompany each tutorial and should be used to reinforce the techniques you learn in each tutorial.
| Practice set | No. of questions | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sentence correction | 11 | Not started | Start |
| Idiomatic expressions | 8 | Not started | Start |
| Critical Reasoning | 3 | Not started | Start |
| Fractions | 10 | Not started | Start |
| Exponents, ratios and percentages | 15 | Not started | Start |
| Geometry | 16 | Not started | Start |
| Word problems | 10 | Not started | Start |
| Rate problems | 8 | Not started | Start |
| Properties of numbers | 14 | Not started | Start |
| Data sufficiency | 15 | Not started | Start |
| Permutations, combinations and probability | 5 | Not started | Start |
Practice tests
Full length practice GMAT tests should also be part of your preparation for the GMAT.
Why practice
There is no substitute for practice in your preparation for the GMAT.
It is important that you practice the techniques you learn in our GMAT tutorials by trying them out on GMAT questions.
This will ensure that you
- understand how to choose which approach to take with each question and can apply the tips you have learned appropriately.
- remember the techniques you have learned.
The GMAT also has strict time limits and without practice you will find it very hard to finish the test on time.
Finally, GMAT questions are all very similar and if you have already tried 200+ questions you will find that many of the questions in the real test are familiar and thus easy.