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Quantitative Reasoning FoundationsYou are here

Build mental arithmetic speed and precision across algebra, rate/work modeling, combinatorics, and statistics without a calculator.

40
hours
2

Verbal Reasoning: Logic & Reading Comprehension

Master argument deconstruction, assumption identification, and passage structural analysis across dense business, social science, and biological texts.

35
hours
3

Data Insights & Multi-Modal Analysis

Develop speed and accuracy on Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning tabs, Table Analysis filters, and Two-Part Analysis grids.

35
hours
4

Full-Length Mocks & Section Order Optimization

Execute official computer-adaptive practice tests under strict 45-minute section constraints to calibrate question review and pacing.

20
hours
Estimated total study time
130 hours
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GMAT Exam Details

GMAT Exam (Focus Edition)

Administered by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council)

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No pass/fail — scored 205–805 across three sections scored 60–90 each
Passing Score
64
Questions
2
Hours
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Exam Fee
Study time: At least 6 weeks at a consistent pace; GMAC says most test takers prepare for 60 hours or more

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) content outline

Quantitative Reasoning21 questions (~33%), one 45-minute section

Problem Solving only — arithmetic and elementary algebra applied to numerical problems. Geometry and Data Sufficiency are not part of the current Quantitative Reasoning section.

Verbal Reasoning23 questions (~36%), one 45-minute section

Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning only. Sentence Correction is not part of the current exam. Tests the ability to understand written material and evaluate arguments.

Data Insights20 questions (~31%), one 45-minute section

Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, and Two-Part Analysis. Tests the ability to analyze data, evaluate information from multiple sources, and solve problems requiring two linked answers.

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