GMAT Free Practice Test

Getting ready for the GMAT? Knewton can help. Whether you’re a test-taking veteran or just starting your practice, we’ll give you the tools you need to prep for exam day. One of the best ways to prepare—as a supplement to top-notch instruction—is to take several GMAT practice tests.

[UPDATE: Knewton has discontinued the course trial, which included the free CAT and was based on the older course format. We encourage you to enroll in GMAT On Demand—you'll still get the 50-point guarantee, and you can complete the course as fast or slow as you like, with 4 months of unlimited access.]

Practice tests are essential because they simulate the test day experience. You can run through practice problems to tackle individual concepts, but full tests hone a skill you can’t improve through drills alone—timing. Even if you breeze through sections like Data Sufficiency and Sentence Correction, on the day of the test you’ll need to stay sharp and focused from start to finish. For the best GMAT practice, full exams are a definite must.

That’s why Knewton gives you 6 full-length CATs. By the end of our online GMAT preparation course you’ll know exactly how to pace yourself and you’ll also be ready for the questions you’ll see on exam day. Looking for a real edge on the GMAT? All of our CATs were built by the developers of the actual exam. To prep the smartest, you need the most complete and most test-like practice you can get. The GMAT is adaptive—your GMAT practice tests should be as well.

A full-length test is a great place to start. Once you enroll in our GMAT course, you’ll get access to five more CATs—all featuring the rigorous, adaptive algorithm you’ll encounter on exam day.