GMAT Focus Edition prep for business school
The GMAT Focus Edition has three sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights, with total scores from 205 to 805. We build your plan around the section that moves your total most and train the timing the test demands.
For mBA and business master's applicants taking the GMAT
GMAT Prep plans and prices
Every plan starts with a diagnostic test and a study plan built around your exam date.
Essentials
$199
Study plan, lessons and practice questions you work through on your own schedule.
Choose EssentialsGuided
$379
Everything in Essentials plus a weekly 1:1 session with a tutor and graded mock exams.
Choose GuidedIntensive
$599
Daily tutor check-ins, unlimited mock exams and a plan rebuilt after every score.
Choose IntensiveAdd-ons: Extra 1:1 tutor hour $45.00 · Full-length mock exam pack $39.00 · QBank extension (+30 days) $29.00
What we cover
Built from the current official test outline.
- Quantitative Reasoning: arithmetic and algebra problem solving
- Verbal Reasoning: critical reasoning and reading comprehension
- Data Insights: data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table and graphics analysis
- Full-length timed practice exams
GMAT QBank on its own
Practice questions with explanations and a breakdown of how you're doing by topic. No tutor time included.
GMAT help by section and topic
Need help with one section? Each has its own focused plan.
- GMAT Quantitative ReasoningGMAT Focus quantitative reasoning is 21 problem-solving questions in 45 minutes on arithmetic and algebra, with no calculator.See prices
- GMAT Verbal ReasoningGMAT Focus verbal is 23 questions in 45 minutes: critical reasoning and reading comprehension.See prices
- GMAT Data InsightsData Insights is 20 questions in 45 minutes: data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation and two-part analysis, with a calculator.See prices
- GMAT Focus EditionThe GMAT Focus Edition is 2 hours 15 minutes with three 45-minute sections: quant, verbal and Data Insights.See prices
GMAT results
Results and reviews from students who prepared with us.
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Questions students ask
Still unsure? Open the chat and ask an editor directly.
GMAT or GRE?
Many MBA programs accept both. Take a practice test of each and choose the one where your strengths show; your tutor can help you decide.
How long should I prepare?
Most candidates prepare for eight to twelve weeks. A larger score jump may need longer.
Start your GMAT Prep plan today.