GMAT Quiz Bank

GMAT Quiz Bank is an online quiz tool which provides over 1,000 practice GMAT questions, allowing you to build GMAT practice quizzes based around your own needs .

Computer-based GMAT practice

Practice GMAT questions online with GMAT Quiz Bank—an interactive tool which allows you to target your preparation and track your progress. You'll get extensive practice with 1,000+ GMAT questions to build from, each with comprehensive explanations, plus detailed reports to track your progress.

Focus your GMAT preparation

Create your own GMAT quizzes based on question type, content, and difficulty level—all specified by you. Customize your quizzes to focus on areas in which you need the most practice. You will receive instant performance reports on your quizzes and will get detailed explanations for any correct or incorrect answers.

Practice at your convenience

GMAT Quiz Bank is available whenever you are—24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 3-months.

Whether you're studying on your own or taking a Kaplan GMAT Course, GMAT Quiz Bank is a great way to supplement your GMAT preparation and ensure you score higher on the test.

Course Overview

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Test Overview

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a standardized test used by business schools to measure academic ability. Test data has shown that GMAT scores are consistently good, though imperfect, predictors of academic success in the first year of business school.

The exam measures general verbal, mathematical, and analytical writing skills. It does not test business competence nor specific subject knowledge.

The GMAT features verbal and math multiple-choice sections, plus two 30-minute essays. The GMAT is offered as a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) in most parts of the world.

A high score on the GMAT will increase the likelihood of getting into the business school program of your choice. More than 250,000 people take the GMAT each year — so it is important for you to do well and stand out from the other candidates

Test Format

The GMAT at a Glance

Analytical Writing Assessment

Time: 60 minutes
Format: Two 30-minute essays
Topics Tested: Analysis of an Argument and Analysis of an Issue

Quantitative (Math) Section

Time: 75 minutes
Format: Maximum of 37 multiple choice questions
Topics Tested: Algebra, Arithmetic, Geometry
Question Types: Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency

Verbal Section

Time: 75 minutes
Format: Maximum of 41 multiple choice questions
Topics Tested: Reading, Grammar, Analytical Reasoning
Question Types: Reading Comprehension, Sentence Correction
Critical Reasoning

Test Scores

GMAT scores are valid for 5 years. You will receive four scores:

An overall score, ranging from 200 to 800
A math score, ranging from 0 to 60
A verbal score, ranging from 0 to 60
A score for the Analytical Writing Assessment, ranging from 0 to 6

Percentile Rank

Each of the scores is accompanied by a percentile rank, which highlights the proportion of test takers who scored lower than you on the test. For example, if you received a percentile rank of 60, it means you scored higher than 60% of test takers.

The Essay

Each essay is given a grade on a 0-6 scale by two different graders—a human and a computer called the "e-rater". These grades take into account all aspects of content, writing style, and English grammar.

Register for the Test

Registering for the GMAT is done online. The fee to take the exam is US $250, plus any applicable taxes for the country in which you sit the test.

You should register and pay online with the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) at www.mba.com. GMAC takes most major credit cards.

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