Prep for the GMAT Focus Edition
The GMAT Focus Edition is 2 hours 15 minutes with three 45-minute sections: quant, verbal and Data Insights. Scores run from 205 to 805. You can review and change up to three answers per section. We build your plan around that format.
What we cover
Built from the current official test outline.
- The three sections and their timing
- The 205 to 805 score scale and percentiles
- Question review and edit strategy
- Section-order choice
- Full-length GMAT Focus practice tests
How we help you with GMAT Focus Edition
Every plan starts with a diagnostic, so your time goes where the points are.
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Plans built on the current format only
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Score targets for your business schools
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Tutor sessions on your weakest section
GMAT Prep plans that include GMAT Focus Edition
Choose a plan, then tell us your test date and target score.
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 IntensiveMore GMAT help
- GMAT Quantitative ReasoningGMAT Focus quantitative reasoning is 21 problem-solving questions in 45 minutes on arithmetic and algebra, with no calculator.See
- GMAT Verbal ReasoningGMAT Focus verbal is 23 questions in 45 minutes: critical reasoning and reading comprehension.See
- 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
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Questions students ask
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What is a good GMAT Focus score?
For top MBA programs, 655 or more is competitive. Tell us your target schools and we set your goal.
Is the old GMAT still offered?
No. The GMAT Classic was retired; the Focus Edition is the only version now.
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