GMAT Strategy

Hello, my friends at Beat The GMAT!

If you’ve done any amount of GMAT exam preparation, you’ve likely heard that taking full-length GMAT practice tests is a critical part of your preparation. This is sage advice.

With the newly launched TTP GMAT practice test, you don’t just get practice – you get a realistic testing experience and a detailed analysis of your performance, so that you can dial in your performance for test day.

This free GMAT practice exam closely mimics the computer-adaptive test format and scoring of the actual GMAT to give you a score and percentile ranking you can trust.

In fact, our practice GMAT aligns with the test framework of the real GMAT.

We worked with veteran psychometrician and GMAC emeritus Dr. Lawrence Rudner, who helped create the GMAT and GMAT Focus algorithms, to vet and scale our test questions.
Expect a highly realistic testing experience with carefully calibrated question difficulties.
Have confidence in your test scores, which are calculated using a proprietary algorithm created by Dr. Rudner.

Receive a real GMAT score and percentile ranking
See how your GMAT practice test scores stack up against the scores of other test-takers. With our free GMAT practice test, you get:
A GMAT total score (out of 800)
Individual Quantitative Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning section scores
Quantitative and Verbal score percentiles based on GMAC’s current percentile rankings.

How it works
When you click to start your test, you will be taken to a page where you can indicate your target GMAT score range.
Then, select the order in which questions are presented in your test -- just as you would select your section order on the real GMAT.
Once your practice test is complete, we’ll email you a link to your TTP Enhanced Score Report. You can also review your results right away.

Ready to challenge your skills with our free GMAT practice test?

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Good luck!

Warmest regards,

Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep