GMAT Focus Edition
Try GMAT Focus against the clock.
Quant, Verbal and Data Insights - 64 questions, scored 205-805.
In the Trylab bank: 3 tests · 192 questions

Exam format
Quantitative Reasoning
45minutes
21questions
Problem Solving: arithmetic and algebra, no geometry
Verbal Reasoning
45minutes
23questions
Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning
Data Insights
45minutes
20questions
Data Sufficiency, tables and graphs, Multi-Source, Two-Part
What you get on Trylab
The 205-805 scale
Each section 60-90, the total 205-805 - as in GMAT Focus Edition.
Three sections, 2 h 15 min
64 questions, 45 minutes per section - with a real timer.
Data Insights
Data Sufficiency, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation and Two-Part questions.
Every question explained
The solution and the logic - explained in Uzbek.
How it works
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After the test
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Score right away
An estimated result on the official scale, section by section.
An explanation for every question
The right answer and why it is right - in English, Russian or Uzbek.
Mistake notebook
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Scoring
Scoring, in the open.
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Quant
81
Verbal
81
DI
80
Each section is 60-90 and the total 205-805. The real GMAT adapts question by question and our mock doesn’t, so the score is an estimate.
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FAQ
Are these official GMAC questions?
No. They are original questions written for Trylab in the GMAT Focus format.
Is the mock adaptive?
The real GMAT adapts after every answer. Our mock is a fixed set at mixed difficulty, so treat the score as a guide.
How is Data Insights presented?
Multi-part items (Table Analysis, Two-Part) are split into separate questions on one shared text, and tables and charts are shown as text. There is no on-screen calculator yet.
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