Myndaq is an AI-powered preparation platform for the GMAT exam, the GMAC admissions test for business-school and specialised masters programmes. The exam runs three 45-minute sections — Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23) and Data Insights (20), 64 questions in about two hours and fifteen minutes with one optional 10-minute break — taken in any order, computer adaptive, with review and up to three answer edits per section, and reported on a total score scale of 205 to 805 built from three equally weighted section scores. Myndaq trains all three lines: timed practice in the real question shapes, Data Insights on genuinely rendered tables, charts and multi-source sets, weakness-first analytics that target the section dragging your total, and a Myndaq AI Tutor that explains the fastest correct route on every question — on any device, right in your browser. Myndaq is an independent study platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by GMAC.
Taken from the 668-item GMAT bank on Myndaq. Work them here; sign in (Google or email link, no card) to check each answer and have the AI tutor explain why the other options are wrong.
When a positive integer n is divided by 6, the remainder is 4. What is the remainder when 2n is divided by 6?
The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 3:5. If there are 24 boys, how many girls are there?
If p and q are distinct prime numbers and the product pq has exactly 4 positive factors, how many positive factors does p^3·q have?
A car travels from town P to town Q and back along the same route. What was its average speed for the entire round trip? (1) The car traveled at 60 km/h from P to Q. (2) The car traveled at 40 km/h from Q to P.
The function f is defined for all real numbers by f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c. Given that f(1) = 0, f(-2) = 0, and f(0) = -8, what is the value of f(3)?
The GMAT Exam (Focus Edition) — now simply 'the GMAT' — is GMAC's admissions test for MBA and business master's programmes. Since 1 February 2024 it is a 2 h 15 min, three-section, section-adaptive test scored 205–805, taken on demand at test centres or online.
Facts below were read on Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)'s own pages on . Dates and fees change between cycles — the official page linked on each row is authoritative.
Since 1 February 2024 the only GMAT is the Focus Edition: three 45-minute sections — Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights — 64 questions in total, 2 hours 15 minutes plus one optional 10-minute break. There is no essay and no Sentence Correction, and you choose the section order.
The 10th-edition GMAT (200–800, about 3 hours) had Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quant and Verbal with Sentence Correction. The Focus Edition drops the essay and Sentence Correction, merges IR-style questions and Data Sufficiency into Data Insights, cuts the time to 2 h 15 min and scores 205–805. Old and new scores are not directly comparable; use percentiles.
Yes, within limits. At the end of each section you can review as many questions as you like and change up to three answers, provided time remains in that section. You cannot return to a section once it is submitted, so bookmark doubtful items as you go.
Each section is scored 60–90 and the three are weighted equally into a total from 205 to 805. GMAC reports a percentile alongside; a 75th percentile means you beat 75% of test-takers. 'Good' depends on the programme's class profile — check the median for your target school rather than a universal number.
Five attempts in any rolling 12-month period, counting online and test-centre sittings together, with no lifetime cap and a minimum 16-day gap between attempts. Scores stay valid for five years from the test date.
GMAC's FAQ calls the current test the 'GMAT Exam (Focus Edition)' and most schools and prep sites now simply say 'the GMAT'. If a resource still describes AWA, Integrated Reasoning or Sentence Correction, it is describing the retired 10th edition.
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