The GMAT is expensive to take (the exam fee is US$275 in many countries), so it makes sense to practise properly before test day. The good news is that you don’t need to spend anything on mock exams to get started. The organisation that runs the GMAT, several of the world’s top business schools and many test-prep companies all offer free practice tests for the current GMAT Focus Edition.
We’ve collected 50 of them in one place: official exams, free simulators run by business schools such as London Business School, INSEAD and IE, full-length mocks from prep companies, and free question banks for targeted practice. Every link was checked in October 2026.
How we counted: where a provider gives you several separate free tests (for example, a full-length mock plus sectional tests), each test counts once. We’ve left out free tests that still use the old GMAT format with Sentence Correction, Integrated Reasoning or an essay, because they no longer match the real exam.
First, a quick reminder of the GMAT Focus format
- Three sections, 45 minutes each: Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23 questions) and Data Insights (20 questions), so 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes.
- Scores run from 205 to 805.
- It’s adaptive: the difficulty of the questions changes as you answer, so the most realistic practice comes from adaptive, full-length tests.
A test labelled “GMAT Focus” or one that includes Data Insights is the right format. If a free test has Sentence Correction, Integrated Reasoning or an essay (AWA), it’s for the old exam.
Official GMAT practice from GMAC (mba.com)
These come from GMAC, the organisation that writes the GMAT, so they use real retired questions and the same scoring as the actual exam. They’re the most accurate predictor of your score, so many students save at least one for the final weeks before test day. You need a free mba.com account, but you don’t need to have registered for the exam.
1. GMAT Official Practice Exam 1
A full-length, adaptive GMAT Focus exam built by the test makers, part of the free Official Starter Kit. Take it here.
- Length: full exam, all three sections.
- Best for: an accurate baseline score, or a final check before test day.
2. GMAT Official Practice Exam 2
The second free official full-length exam, included in the same Starter Kit. Practice Exams 3 to 6 are paid. Take it here.
3. Official Starter Kit practice questions
The Starter Kit also includes a set of around 70 official questions from all three sections, which you can use to build your own practice sets. Take it here.
4. GMAT Focus Mini Quiz
A short quiz of real GMAT questions covering each section. It’s a quick way to see what the exam feels like before you commit to a full-length test. Take it here.
5. Official GMAT sample questions
Free official sample questions for each section on mba.com, with answers. Useful for getting to know each question type. Take it here.
Free GMAT tests from universities and business schools
Several leading business schools offer free GMAT simulators for anyone, not just their own applicants. Most of them are run by the learning platform Mindojo and offer three options: a micro test (15 questions, 5 from each section, about 33 minutes, no score estimate), a mini test (about half the questions and time, with a rough score estimate) and a full test (64 questions across Quant, Verbal and Data Insights, with the best score estimate). Because they use the same platform, don’t expect completely different questions at every school.
6. London Business School GMAT practice test
LBS’s free online GMAT practice test with micro, mini and full versions covering Quant, Verbal and Data Insights. Take it here.
- Best for: anyone thinking about a London MBA or master’s in management.
7. INSEAD free GMAT simulation test
INSEAD’s free simulator, with a 15-question micro test and a 64-question full test. Take it here.
8. IE Business School GMAT practice test
IE Business School in Madrid offers the same micro, mini and full formats, including a full 64-question test. Take it here.
9. Esade GMAT test simulation
Esade in Barcelona offers a free micro test (15 questions in 33 minutes), mini test (32 questions) and full test (64 questions). Take it here.
10. EDHEC Business School GMAT simulation test
The French business school EDHEC offers a free GMAT simulation, including a full 64-question test. Take it here.
11. Hult International Business School GMAT test simulation
Hult’s free simulator, with micro, mini and full GMAT tests. Take it here.
12. Hult GMAT MiniMax app (Android)
A free mobile app developed with Hult, with micro, mini and full tests you can take on your phone. Take it here.
13. Emory University Goizueta Business School free GMAT test
Emory’s Goizueta Business School gives free access to a GMAT practice test (provided through Magoosh). You can take the full test or a single section. Take it here.
14. ITM Business School free GMAT mock tests
India’s ITM Group of Institutions offers free GMAT mocks: a full mock, a practice mock and sectional tests. You register with basic details to take them. Take it here.
Free full-length GMAT mocks from test-prep companies
Most of these ask for an email address or a free account, but none needs a credit card. Expect to see offers for paid courses after you finish.
15. GMAT Club free adaptive test
GMAT Club is the largest GMAT community online. Its free plan includes one full-length adaptive GMAT Focus test with a score report, analytics and explanations. Take it here.
- Sign-up: free account (Google, Apple or email), no credit card.
16. Magoosh free GMAT practice test
A full-length GMAT Focus test with 64 questions (21 Quant, 23 Verbal, 20 Data Insights) and an estimated score. You can also take just one section. Take it here.
- Sign-up: email address.
17. Magoosh GMAT diagnostic quiz
A 20-question quiz (about 7 from each section) that takes around 45 minutes. A good first step if you’re not ready for a full test. Take it here.
18–21. e-GMAT free mocks: one full-length test and three sectional tests
e-GMAT’s free package includes a full-length adaptive mock (64 questions, 2 hours 15 minutes) and separate 45-minute sectional mocks for Quant (21 questions), Verbal (23) and Data Insights (20). Start here.
- Sign-up: free, no payment. Access lasts 15 days from sign-up, so plan when you start.
22. e-GMAT mixed practice quizzes
The same free sign-up includes a large bank of mixed quizzes (500+ questions) alongside sample lessons. Take it here.
23. The Princeton Review free GMAT practice test
A free full-length practice test with a detailed score report showing your strengths and weaknesses. Take it here.
- Sign-up: free registration.
24. Kaplan / Manhattan Prep free GMAT practice test
Kaplan and its Manhattan Prep brand offer a free full-length GMAT practice test (about 2.5 hours) with a free Starter Kit account. Take it here.
25. Manhattan Prep free GMAT Starter Kit
Manhattan Prep’s free Starter Kit adds a free GMAT question bank and a practice-test tracker to help you analyse your results. Take it here.
26. Experts’ Global free GMAT practice test
One free full-length GMAT Focus mock with a detailed performance report. Experts’ Global’s other 14 mocks are paid. Take it here.
- Sign-up: free registration.
27. Target Test Prep free GMAT diagnostic
A 64-question diagnostic test that covers the topics and question types on the GMAT and shows where you need the most work. Target Test Prep is especially well known for Quant. Take it here.
28. Manhattan Review free GMAT diagnostic test
A free online computer-adaptive practice test. Fill in a short form for immediate access. Take it here.
29–32. Test-Guide.com GMAT Practice Exams 1–4
Test-Guide offers four free full-length GMAT practice exams, updated for the GMAT Focus Edition. Start here.
33–37. EduRev GMAT Focus Edition Mock Tests 1–5
EduRev’s free course includes five full GMAT Focus mocks, each with 64 questions and a 135-minute time limit, plus extra sectional and topic tests. Start here.
- Sign-up: free account (Google sign-in available).
38–39. GMATPoint free mocks 1 and 2
GMATPoint gives two free full-length mocks based on the GMAT Focus Edition pattern. Register and log in to take them. Start here.
40–41. Cracku free GMAT mocks 1 and 2
The Indian test-prep platform Cracku offers two free GMAT mock tests designed for the Focus Edition. Start here.
42. Jamboree free GMAT sample test
Jamboree, a well-known GMAT coaching company in India, offers a free sample test that includes Quant, Verbal and Data Insights. You can also choose a sectional test in Quant or Verbal. Take it here.
- Sign-up: fill in your details and register.
43. Varsity Tutors GMAT adaptive diagnostic
A quick 15-minute adaptive diagnostic for the GMAT Focus Edition that points you to the topics you need to study. Take it here.
44. CrackVerbal free GMAT sample test
A short, timed test of 7 questions across Quant, Verbal and Data Insights, with solutions and a score projection. Good for a 15-minute taster. Take it here.
Free GMAT question banks and quizzes
Once you know your weak areas, these free question banks let you practise one topic at a time.
45. Varsity Tutors GMAT quizzes
Hundreds of free GMAT Focus questions organised into quizzes by topic. Take it here.
46. OpenExamPrep GMAT Focus practice questions
100+ free GMAT Focus Edition questions with no registration and no credit card. Take it here.
47. Wizako free GMAT practice questions
200+ free questions covering Quant, Verbal and Data Insights from the Chennai-based GMAT coaching company Wizako. Take it here.
48. Manhattan Review free GMAT practice questions
More than 400 free questions across Quant, Verbal and all four Data Insights formats, with nothing to sign up for. (Skip the Sentence Correction set: it’s no longer on the exam.) Take it here.
49. Menlo Coaching official GMAT question walkthroughs
Free official GMAT sample questions for Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Data Insights, Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning, each explained step by step. Take it here.
50. Target Test Prep GMAT Question of the Day
One free GMAT question a day by email, with a step-by-step video solution. An easy way to keep practising every day. Take it here.
How to get the most from free GMAT practice tests
- Start small: take a short diagnostic (such as the Magoosh quiz or a school’s micro test) to see where you stand before doing a full-length test.
- Save the official exams: GMAC’s Practice Exams 1 and 2 are the most accurate, but there are only two free ones. Use one early as a baseline and keep one for the last two weeks.
- Simulate test day: do full-length tests in one sitting, at the time of day you’ll sit the exam, without pausing.
- Review every mistake: spend at least as long reviewing a test as taking it. Your error log is worth more than the score.
- Don’t worry if scores differ: each company scores its tests differently, so a third-party score is only a rough guide. Track your trend over time instead.
- Mix in targeted practice: use the free question banks above for your weakest topics between full-length tests.
Do you need the GMAT for your degree abroad?
Many business schools in the UK, Europe, Canada and Australia accept the GRE instead of the GMAT, and some master’s programmes don’t require either. Check each programme’s admissions page before you start preparing. If you’re not sure which countries and universities fit your goals and budget, start with our free study abroad assessment, or browse universities on our Universities page.
All links and free offers were checked in October 2026. Test-prep companies change what they offer free from time to time, so check the details on each website before you sign up. StudyAbroadMarket is not affiliated with any of the providers listed.