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Right from the first, free GMAT mock, the experience felt real. The screen, the flow of questions, the scoring all mirrored the actual GMAT. Taking this free GMAT practice test felt like stepping directly into the real exam.
—Susan, 715, Stanford
My real GMAT score was within 20 points of my last few Experts’ Global mocks.
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The free GMAT practice test covered all areas of the exam in the right proportion. Concepts, question formats, and difficulty levels were distributed just as they are on the actual GMAT. It felt like the closest possible replica of the real test.
—Maria, 745, Haas
The GMAT has a very specific style. From my first free GMAT practice test onward, I noticed that the EG questions had the same structure, logic, and tone as the real exam!
—James, 745, NYU Stern
The GMAT diagnostic test provided clarity in minutes that would have otherwise taken hours. The performance charts and visuals showed my strengths, weak spots, pacing, and much more within minutes. That quick review translated into hours of clear direction for my study plan.
—Nikhil, 805, MIT Sloan
Some mocks are either too easy or unrealistically tough. The EG GMAT diagnostic struck the right balance. The mix of easy, medium, and hard questions was fair, and the overall challenge matched the GMAT, especially at higher percentiles.
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At first, the GMAT diagnostic tests seemed a little tough. Over time, I adapted to that level, and it proved valuable. On the actual GMAT, the difficulty closely matched the Experts’ Global mocks, so I was already accustomed to the challenge needed to score high.
—Sreekar, 735
What stood out in the free GMAT diagnostic test was how well it identified my weak points. The analytics highlighted them in real time, making it easy for me to direct my focus.
—Anita, 705, HEC Paris
The video explanations as well as the written explanations were extremely helpful. I often studied explanations even for the questions I got right because I discovered more efficient and smarter methods.
—Arun, 90th percentile
A: Yes. The free full-length GMAT mock test reflects the current GMAT format across sections, timing, scoring, features, functionality, and interface. The question styles, topic spread, and overall test flow match exactly what you will see on test day.
A: Approach the test as if you were taking the real GMAT. Begin only when you are well rested, calm, and free of distractions. Sit in a quiet environment, use a desktop or laptop, take exactly one 10-minute break, and avoid pausing the test. Do not use any external aids that are not allowed on the actual GMAT. Once finished, dedicate 60 to 120 minutes to review your performance. Go back to every incorrect attempt and every slow correct attempt. The system’s analytics already compile your data across test, section, question type, and topic levels, revealing your strengths, weaknesses, time management patterns, and preparation insights. Use these ready takeaways to shape your next steps and move ahead with purpose and clarity.
A: More than 50,000 GMAT candidates worldwide have found the Experts’ Global’s free GMAT practice test highly representative of the real GMAT in questions, scoring, functionality, and overall experience of the real GMAT.
A: Ours is a free full-length GMAT practice test, a genuine simulation, but we understand the confusion. Many portals present short quizzes as GMAT diagnostic tests or mock tests, though they are not true simulations. A genuine GMAT practice test must mirror all sections, the number of questions, topic coverage, features, and scoring on the 805 scale. Every Experts’ Global free GMAT practice test does exactly that. It is a complete GMAT simulation that mirrors the real exam experience in every detail.
A: Yes. Your dashboard builds analytics from your own attempt. You will see accuracy by topic and question type, pacing and time-management charts, difficulty trends, prioritized study suggestions, and a lot more. The insights from the free full-length GMAT practice test are specific to you, so you know exactly what to strengthen next.
A: While only the official exam contains the official scoring algorithm, our scoring has been calibrated over years and validated by thousands of test takers worldwide. Overall, the common feedback and a valid perception is that scores on the real GMAT are typically within 20 points of scores on our mock tests.
A: If you are at an early stage in your preparation and have not yet committed to an exam, it is advisable to take both a GRE practice test and a GMAT practice test. Since most business schools accept both scores, you should choose the exam in which you feel you can score higher. You can take our free GRE diagnostic test.
A: Yes. The free GMAT mock includes all three sections with not only the correct number of questions per section but also the correct spread of question types, topics, and concepts. Therefore, it mirrors the real GMAT and delivers a true GMAT-like experience.
A: Yes. Every question in the free GMAT practice test comes with a detailed written explanation, and most questions also include a video explanation. The written explanations provide complete step-by-step clarity, while the videos focus on solving the questions quickly and smartly.
A: You can take the free GMAT diagnostic test at any stage of your preparation. Take it at the start to know your baseline score, midway to gauge your progress, or closer to the exam to assess your readiness. However, when you are very close to your test date, it is advisable to take the official GMAT mock tests.
A: Use the Experts’ Global GMAT mocks at the earlier stages of your preparation to build familiarity, assess progress, and refine strategy. Save the official GMAT mock tests for when you are closer to your actual exam, to gauge your final readiness under official testing conditions.
A: Yes. Your score report, solution walkthroughs, and analytics remain available in your account so you can revisit them whenever you wish. This makes the free full-length GMAT sample test useful not only as a simulation but also as a reference point for planning your next study steps.
A: Yes. The free GMAT practice test is simply the first of the 15 mocks included in our complete GMAT mock test series. If you decide to upgrade later, tests 2 through 15 will automatically unlock for you. The free GMAT practice test runs on the same engine and algorithm that power the full test series, so your experience here is a genuine sample of the complete GMAT mocks platform.
A: Yes. When you upgrade, your account and history carry forward automatically. Your results from the free GMAT mock stay intact, so you can track progress seamlessly across additional full-length tests. If you would like a fresh start, simply use a different email account or write to us and we will reset past data on request.
A: Yes, and doing so is recommended. When you upgrade, your history and analytics from the first mock remain in the system, as they should. The first test does not reset, so you start from test number two onwards. If you prefer a fresh start, create a new account using a different email ID.
A: No. The first test is not reset because your performance data and analytics should remain intact. This helps you build on your earlier performance, track progress, and maintain your complete test history. If you want to start afresh, please create a new account using a different email ID.
A: The total number of tests in the complete GMAT mock test series is 15. Since the first test is already included in the free trial, you receive 14 additional tests upon upgrade, making the total count 15.
A: No. The purpose of experimental questions on the GMAT is to help GMAC determine the difficulty of new questions. Such items appear only on the real GMAT and not even on official mock tests. Since every question in our system has already been evaluated for difficulty, we do not include experimental questions. Overall, this makes no difference to your testing experience, just as it makes no difference in the official mock tests.
A: Revisions are made periodically and systematically. Our system gathers performance data from tens of thousands of students worldwide every year, not only at a test or section level but also at an individual question level. This continuous flow of data allows us to assign accurate difficulty to every question and periodically recalibrate our scoring algorithms for precision. In parallel, our subject matter experts stay in constant touch with the GMAT team and keep themselves apprised of the latest on the GMAT while independently ensuring continuous upkeep of the test’s content and functionality. As a result, our free GMAT practice test always stays fresh, relevant, and aligned with the evolving reality of the GMAT.
A: The free GMAT mock test mirrors the real exam exactly, with 21 Quantitative, 23 Verbal, and 20 Data Insights questions. The section wise counts are the same as the actual GMAT, so your experience matches the real test.
A: The free GMAT mock test is designed to replicate the feel of a 90th-percentile GMAT test. The questions are intentionally calibrated to expose you to the level of difficulty you will practically face on the real GMAT at that percentile. To ensure that your score reflects your current level, the mock keeps its scoring adaptive but not the order of questions. Therefore, the test gives you the experience of a 90th-percentile GMAT while providing an accurate measure of your present GMAT level through our adaptive scoring system.
A: Yes. The free GMAT practice test follows the exact time limits as the real exam. Quantitative Reasoning has 21 questions to be solved in 45 minutes, Verbal Reasoning has 23 questions in 45 minutes, and Data Insights has 20 questions in 45 minutes, matching the real GMAT.
A: The score appears immediately after you complete all three sections of the test. Your detailed analytics and explanations are also available right away in your account.
A: The score report includes your total score, total percentile, and sectional scores with corresponding percentiles. You also receive detailed analytics showing performance at exam, section, question type, and topic levels. Your five strongest and weakest areas in each section are highlighted, along with time management insights at section, question type, and concept levels. Beyond this, the analytics offer many additional insights you will appreciate once you complete the free GMAT diagnostic test and review your report.
A: Yes. You can review every question after completing the test. You can see how long you took to solve each question and whether you changed your choice while attempting it. Detailed written explanations are provided for all questions, and most also include video explanations. You can flag questions for review while taking the test, but all questions remain available for review afterward, nonetheless.
A: Absolutely yes. You receive detailed performance and time management analysis at the test level, section level, question type level, and concept level. The analytics highlight your key strong and weak areas, helping you work on weaknesses and build further on your strengths with clear, actionable insights.
A: Yes. Your report and analytics for the free GMAT mock remain accessible for review even after the access period ends.
A: Technically yes, but it is not recommended. The GMAT is a computer-based exam, and while functionality of our free GMAT mock will work on phones or tablets, you get the proper test experience only on a desktop or laptop: screen size, keyboard, and setup make pacing, review, and analytics more realistic.
A: We recommend using the latest version of Google Chrome for the best experience. However, any recent version of a modern browser such as Microsoft Edge, Firefox, or Safari works well. A stable internet connection ensures smooth navigation and uninterrupted testing.
A: Yes, you can pause the test if needed. However, pausing is not recommended because the real GMAT cannot be paused; this feature exists only for rare, unexpected situations. Frequent pauses make your experience and performance less GMAT-like and reduce the reliability of your score. Use it only for truly pressing situations.
A: Reserve about two and a half hours to complete the test under GMAT-like conditions, including one ten-minute break. In addition, keep one to two hours for reviewing your performance, studying explanations, and analyzing the analytics on strengths, weaknesses, time management insights, and further preparation recommendations.
A: No. The free GMAT mock test is absolutely free in every way — no hidden charges, no conditions, and you do not need to enter any card details to register.
A: Yes. Your data remains completely safe and confidential. We follow strict privacy practices and never share your information with any third party. You can also write to us anytime to request permanent deletion of all your details, and we will oblige.
A: We typically retain performance data for about two years from your last activity, so you can return and build on earlier work. If you upgrade within that period, your free full-length GMAT simulation results remain available in the same account. You may also request earlier deletion at any time.
A: Absolutely. Beginners can use it to set a clear baseline and get precise guidance on what to study first. Advanced test takers meet appropriately challenging items and receive insights on fine-tuning speed and accuracy. The free GMAT test for beginners and experts alike is designed to meet you exactly where you are and point you higher.
A: No. The free GMAT mock test works entirely online. You only need a stable internet connection and a web browser. No software, app, or download is required.
A: No. To protect test integrity and intellectual property, questions, videos, and explanations from the free full-length GMAT mock test are accessible only inside your account. You can log in anytime to review your attempt, solutions, and analytics. Everything you need remains available online without downloads.
A: No. Repeating the same mock is not recommended. Regardless of the gap, residual memory of questions remains and affects responses and performance. Consequently, the score and overall experience in repeated mock test are not truly representative of the real GMAT.
A: No. We have intentionally not included a reset option for our mocks. When you reattempt questions you have already seen, some memory of them remains, influencing your responses and performance. This makes the score and test experience less reflective of the actual GMAT.
A: Do not worry. Our system is equipped to handle such disruptions. Simply relax, let the internet reconnect, log in again, and you will be able to resume the test exactly from where you left.
A: Yes, we provide all resources for GRE prep, just the way we do for GMAT. You can learn about our 15 GRE Practice Tests, and GRE Online Prep Course; our GRE offerings come with a free GRE diagnostic test.
A: Simply visit the registration page for our seven-day free trial. Fill out the short form and create your login using an email ID that is not already registered with us. You will get seven-day access to our free trial, which includes a full-length GMAT practice test as well as several conceptual modules with video lessons and exercises containing GMAT-like practice questions.
The analytics from the free GMAT mock test showed my progress in real time. I could see my strengths improving and weaknesses coming into focus. It felt like a mentor guiding me!
—Neha, 725, IIM-A
Alongside the free GMAT diagnostic test, I had access to over 150 short videos. Each explained a core GMAT concept in a crisp way. I revisited these videos throughout my preparation, and they turned out to be free resources that were truly priceless.
—Wong, 755
The portal reflects the touch of true educators. Every detail seemed designed with students in mind. Small thoughtful touches, like showing a GMAT concept while the analytics loaded, ensured that no time was wasted.
—Olivia, 805, Colombia
