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Pass the GMAT Exam

Practice with realistic GMAT questions, detailed explanations, exam simulation, and weak-area tracking.

1,000 practice questions Instant explanations Practice readiness estimate Timed mock: 64 questions / 135 min

Free 10-question readiness test. No credit card required.

Are you ready for the GMAT exam?

Take a free 10-question readiness test drawn from the GMAT question bank, balanced across its topics. You get a practice readiness estimate and a per-topic breakdown of your strong and weak areas — before you spend a minute studying the wrong thing.

Don't discover your weak areas on exam day. Know what to study next.

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What you get

1,000 realistic practice questions with detailed explanations for every answer.
Timed exam simulation — 64 questions in 135 minutes, matching the format described in the exam overview below.
Topic-specific practice across 3 topics, so you can drill exactly where you are weak.
Weak-area identification — the readiness test and your practice history show which topics need work.
Progress tracking — pick up where you left off, on any device.
Personalized study recommendations based on your results.

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Exam overview

Exam code / version	Focus Edition
Category	College Admissions
Program	CertEdge
Practice questions on CertSight	1,000
Timed mock format	64 questions in 135 minutes
CertSight price	$59 one-time — this is CertSight's prep price, not the official exam fee
Who it is for	Prospective business school applicants
Prerequisites	None
Content last reviewed	October 2026

Matches the GMAT Focus Edition format: 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes across three sections. The real exam is question-adaptive; this set is fixed.

Official GMAT scores range 205–805.

GMAT topics

Quantitative Reasoning
Verbal Reasoning
Data Insights

Try a few questions

Sample questions from the GMAT bank. Answers are checked on the server — nothing is revealed until you answer.

Question 1. Read the following passage and answer the question. In the 1920s, researchers at Western Electric's Hawthorne Works set out to study how lighting affected worker productivity. To their surprise, productivity rose whether lighting was increased or decreased. Later interviews suggested that the attention of being studied, rather than any physical change, drove the improvement. The episode gave its name to the Hawthorne effect: the tendency of subjects to change their behavior when they know they are observed. Modern scholars caution that the original data were messy and the effect may be overstated. Still, the studies reshaped management thinking by showing that social and psychological factors belong alongside engineering ones. The passage suggests that the original Hawthorne researchers initially

Question 3. Researchers have observed that remote work is strongly associated with higher job satisfaction. They conclude that remote work causes higher job satisfaction. Which of the following, if true, most weakens the researchers' conclusion?

How CertSight helps

Practice with realistic questions and instant explanations.
Measure with the free readiness test and timed mock exams.
Identify weaknesses from your per-topic results.
Improve by drilling your weakest topics first.
Retest and track your readiness as it grows.

GMAT FAQ

Is there a free GMAT practice test?

Yes. This page offers a free 10-question readiness test — no account or credit card required. You see your score and a per-topic breakdown as soon as you finish.

How many GMAT practice questions does CertSight include?

The full GMAT prep includes 1,000 practice questions, each with a detailed explanation of the answer.

What is the timed mock exam format?

The timed mock has 64 questions in 135 minutes. Matches the GMAT Focus Edition format: 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes across three sections. The real exam is question-adaptive; this set is fixed.

How much does CertSight cost for GMAT?

Full access to the GMAT prep is $59 — a one-time purchase (no subscription), with lifetime access and free content updates. The first questions are free to try.

Who is this GMAT prep for?

Prospective business school applicants

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