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20 full-length GMAT mock tests in a real exam-style player.
Practise high-difficulty Quant, Verbal and Data Insights questions under real timing, see a detailed score card after every test, and review each question with an AI tutor. ₹4,990 for 6 months, software only.
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GMAT™ Practice Exam — Test 11
How many different sequences of at least two consecutive integers, written in increasing order, have a sum of 182?
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Test 10 score card
82nd percentile+40
Quantitative
Verbal
Data Insights
The EEC GMAT exam player (Test 11). Sample scores.
High-difficulty question bank
Practise harder, so test day holds no surprises.
Every question is set at the demanding end of the GMAT, modelled on the official questions. Train at this level and no question type, data format or trap on the real exam will be new to you.
Solved blind, checked twice
Each EEC question was solved independently without the key, so every answer is certain and unique before it reaches you.
Every format, every trap
All eight question types, modelled on the official questions, so you meet each format and reasoning pattern before the exam does.
Every GMAT question type, exactly as you will practise it.
Real screens from the EEC GMAT mock tests: all eight question types across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights.
Quantitative Reasoning
Problem Solving
Arithmetic and algebra word problems with five answer choices. No calculator, as on the real exam.
Verbal Reasoning
Reading Comprehension
A passage on the left and its question on the right, the split screen you will see on test day.
Verbal Reasoning
Critical Reasoning
Short arguments to strengthen, weaken, evaluate or complete.
Data Insights
Data Sufficiency
Decide whether two statements give enough information, using the five standard answer choices.
Data Insights
Table Analysis
A sortable data table with Yes/No statements to judge.
Data Insights
Graphics Interpretation
Read a chart or graph and complete each statement from a drop-down menu.
Data Insights
Two-Part Analysis
Choose one answer in each of two linked columns.
Data Insights
Multi-Source Reasoning
Tabbed sources of text and data, with questions that combine them.
Ready to practise at this level?
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An exam player that behaves like test day.
Every mock test runs with the rules and tools of the current GMAT, so the habits you build in practice carry straight into the exam hall.
Real three-section format
Quant 21, Verbal 23 and Data Insights 20 questions, 45 minutes each — the same structure as the GMAT you will sit.
Pick your section order
Choose any of the six section orders before you start, exactly as test day lets you.
Bookmark, review and edit
Flag questions as you go, then change up to three answers per section on the Review & Edit screen.
Section timer with alerts
A running clock per section and a five-minute warning train your pacing under real pressure.
On-screen calculator
Available in Data Insights only, as on the real exam, so you learn when to use it and when not to.
Digital whiteboard
Draw, write and work problems on screen in every section instead of on paper.
Optional breaks
Take a break between sections to rehearse how you will reset on exam day.
Save for Later
Stop a test part-way and pick it up again in the same browser when you are ready.
Score card after every test
Know exactly where your score is won and lost.
Finish a test and get a full score card in the style of the official GMAT report, with the analysis you need to plan your next week of study.
- Estimated total score (205–805) and section scores (60–90)
- Percentile for every section
- Performance by domain, question type and fundamental skill
- Time spent on every question against your average
- Time Pressure Index across each section
- Review & Edit history: what you changed and whether it helped
- One-click PDF download of the full score card
Sample score card. Scores are EEC estimates, not official GMAC scores.
See your own score card after your first test.
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Review every question. Ask the tutor why.
After the test, open any of the 64 questions from your score card to see what went wrong and why.
- A tick or cross on every question, with the correct answer highlighted
- The time you spent on each question, against the clock
- Results by section, question type and skill
- A step-by-step worked solution from the AI tutor on request
Ask Teacher, the AI tutor
Tap Ask Teacher on any reviewed question for a step-by-step solution, why your answer is wrong, or why the other choices fail. It opens only in review, never while a section clock is running. Up to 100 messages a day.
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GMAT AI TutorAnand · Test 11, Quantitative Q4
Hi! I’m your GMAT AI Tutor.Ask why an answer is right or wrong, or about any word in it.
Why is my answer wrong?Explain the correct answer step by step
Why is my answer wrong?
Thinking
Your choice, 5,412, passes the first check: 5,412 − 2,145 = 3,267. It fails the second: a number is divisible by 8 only when its last three digits are, and 412 ÷ 8 = 51.5. The least batch number that passes both checks is 5,632, since 632 ÷ 8 = 79.
Explain that more simply.
Test library and history
20 tests. Retake any of them. Track every attempt.
Every finished attempt is saved with its score card, so you can compare takes and watch your score move across your 6 months of access.
GMAT™ Practice Exam
Quant 21 · Verbal 23 · Data Insights 20 · 2 h 15 min + optional break · 20 tests
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Included with your plan
Grammar and advanced vocabulary training, built in.
Verbal Reasoning rewards precise reading. Alongside the mock tests, your plan opens three self-paced courses for the same 6 months.
English Grammar
Lessons and practice sets, A1 to C2
Step-by-step grammar lessons with practice sets, to sharpen the sentence-level accuracy that Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension depend on.
Advanced Vocabulary
1,000+ words · 62 units
Word families, roots and usage, with exercises after every unit and progress saved as you go.
Advanced Academic Vocabulary
4,544 words · 338 units
Short themed units with exercises and stories, building the formal vocabulary of business and academic passages.
From payment to your first mock test in minutes.
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Buy securely
Pay ₹4,990 through EEC's Razorpay checkout. GST is included.
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Get your login
We create or reuse your EEC Learning account and email your sign-in details.
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Take a full mock
Sit a timed, full-length test in the exam-style player whenever it suits you.
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Review, fix, repeat
Study the score card, ask the AI tutor and retake tests during your 6 months.
One plan. Everything in the software.
A software purchase, not coaching. Check what is included before you pay.
GMAT Mock Test Software
₹4,990
under ₹28 a day
180 days of access (6 months) · GST included
Secure Razorpay checkout. Instant access after payment. This purchase is non-refundable.
Included
- 20 full-length GMAT mock tests (1,278 questions)
- Exam-style player with timer, calculator and whiteboard
- Detailed score card for every attempt, with PDF download
- Question review with correct answers marked
- Ask Teacher AI tutor on every reviewed question
- Saved attempt history and unlimited retakes for 180 days
- English Grammar course
- Advanced and academic vocabulary training (1,000+ + 4,544 words)
Not included
- Live or classroom coaching
- Recorded lessons or teacher sessions
- Batch schedules or demo classes
- Physical GMAT books
- Official GMAT registration fee
GMAT mock test software questions
Clear answers about the tests, the score card, price and access.
20 full-length GMAT mock tests (1,278 questions across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights) in an exam-style player, a detailed score card for every attempt, a question-by-question review with the correct answers marked, the Ask Teacher AI tutor for worked solutions and your saved attempt history, for 6 months.
The GMAT software costs ₹4,990, including GST, for 180 days of access. There is no class fee because this product does not include coaching.
Access stays active for 180 days (6 months) from the payment date. You can take and retake any of the 20 tests as often as you like during that window.
Yes. Each test has three 45-minute sections: Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23) and Data Insights (20). You choose your section order, can bookmark questions, change up to three answers per section on the Review & Edit screen, and use the on-screen calculator in Data Insights.
They are set at the demanding end of the GMAT and modelled on the official questions. Every EEC-written question was reviewed as medium-hard or harder and solved independently without the answer key before it was added, so you practise at the level where top scores are decided.
No. Each test is a fixed set of questions, so a retake shows the same questions. Your section and total scores are EEC estimates on the GMAT scales (60–90 per section, 205–805 total), not official GMAC scores.
Your estimated total and section scores, percentiles, performance by domain, question type and fundamental skill, time spent per question, a Time Pressure Index and a summary of your reviews and answer edits. You can download it as a PDF.
After you finish a test, open any question in the review and ask the tutor about it. It can coach you towards the answer or explain the correct one. It is not available while a section timer is running. Each student can send up to 100 messages a day.
Yes. The plan includes the EEC English Grammar course and two vocabulary courses: Advanced Vocabulary (1,000+ words in 62 units) and Advanced Academic Vocabulary (4,544 words in 338 units), for the same 6 months as the mock tests.
No. The GMAT software is non-refundable once purchased. Please read what is included and not included on this page before you buy.
No. EEC's GMAT offer is software-only. It does not include live classes, Zoom sessions, recordings, batch schedules, demo classes or teacher-led doubt solving.
Your EEC Learning account is created or reused after a successful payment. Sign-in details are sent to your purchase email so you can start your first mock test right away.
The tests run in your web browser through the EEC Learning portal. Use a laptop or desktop for the closest match to test day. Nothing needs to be installed.
No. EEC's ₹4,990 covers only the 6 months of software access. GMAT registration and any fees charged by GMAC or mba.com are separate.
Practise all three GMAT sections.
Each mock test has 64 questions across three 45-minute sections and covers every question type of the current exam.
Quantitative Reasoning
21 questions · 45 minutes
Pure problem solving — no Data Sufficiency in this section
- Problem Solving
Verbal Reasoning
23 questions · 45 minutes
Logic over grammar — focus on reasoning, not idioms
- Reading Comprehension
- Critical Reasoning
Data Insights
20 questions · 45 minutes
On-screen calculator permitted — the most business-relevant section
- Data Sufficiency
- Multi-Source Reasoning
- Table Analysis
- Graphics Interpretation
- Two-Part Analysis
What your mock test score means.
Your score card uses the current 205–805 scale. A 645 is the widely used concordance point for a classic 700 and sits near the 87th percentile in the stored GMAC distribution.
| GMAT score | Percentile | Classic equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 805 | 100% | 800 |
| 755 | 100% | 800 |
| 735 | 100% | 800 |
| 715 | 99% | 770 |
| 705 | 98% | 750 |
| 695 | 97% | 740 |
| 685 | 96% | 730 |
| 665 | 93% | 710 |
| 645 | 87% | 700 |
| 625 | 80% | 680 |
| 605 | 70% | 650 |
| 555 | 48% | 600 |
| 505 | 30% | 550 |
Source: GMAC score concordance and percentile tables for the GMAT Exam. Percentiles can change when GMAC refreshes its test-taker distribution.
Set your mock test target
Benchmarks from leading MBA programs.
Pick a target from reported class-profile medians, then use your mock scores to track the gap. These are planning context, not admission cut-offs.
Stanford GSB
USA · range 665–755
Harvard Business School
USA · range 645–735
Wharton (UPenn)
USA · range 655–745
Chicago Booth
USA · range 645–735
MIT Sloan
USA · range 645–735
Columbia Business School
USA · range 645–735
Kellogg (Northwestern)
USA · range 635–725
INSEAD
France/Singapore · range 615–715
Source: 2025–2026 business-school class profiles recorded in the EEC GMAT data set. Verify current requirements with each school.
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