See where you lost time and how other learners answered the same question. Save the mistake for review, then try a fresh question.
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Choose a section, then a topic. You will get a three-question preview with worked explanations. Create an account only when you want to continue and save progress.
Follow one Data Sufficiency question from pacing to peer context to review. These example values illustrate the features available after a completed test.
Compare time per question with your section budget and other learners' correct answers. Switch to cumulative pacing to see how time added up. In this example, Q8 took you 3m 24s; the median for correct answers was 1m 45s.
Find a question worth reviewing, then open its explanation directly from your result.
See how many other learners answered the same question correctly and which choices they selected. Here, 72 of 100 answered correctly, and 6 chose D, your answer.
Peer comparisons match testing conditions and leave out your own answer. They appear when enough eligible data is available.
Missed test questions enter your review queue. Add an optional reason and a short correction. Retry later, or practise a fresh question from the same question type.
Successful retries spread your reviews further apart. Your queue keeps the next review date in view.
Your first pass · Q83m 24s · incorrect
Correct peers · Q81m 45s median
64 eligible correct timings. Middle 50%: 1m 30s–2m 08s. The budget reference divides 45 minutes across 20 questions.
other learners answered correctly
Your answer is excluded.
| Choice | Learners |
|---|---|
| A | 10 |
| B Correct | 72 |
| C | 8 |
| D Your choice | 6 |
| E | 4 |
Example full-mock peers with standard timing. Platform comparisons are practice context, not official GMAT percentiles.
State what would be sufficient before testing each statement.
Successful retries expand the interval from 1 to 3, 7, then 14 days. Fresh practice stays separate from familiar retries.
Peer success and timing each need at least 20 eligible other learners. Comparisons match test mode, time allowance, and pause setting. When data is sparse, your own results and explanations remain available.
Compare first recorded attempts with repeats. Timed tests and untimed Learn Mode have separate views. Check accuracy alongside question counts and difficulty mix.
Optional confidence check-ins in Learn Mode help you spot uncertain correct answers and confident mistakes.
Start practice with saved progress| Question history | Correct / answered | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh questions | 13 / 18 | 72% |
| Repeated questions | 5 / 6 | 83% |
Fresh means your first recorded exposure since tracking began. Earlier exposure history may be unknown. Your existing results stay available.
Choose the practice format that matches today’s job instead of taking another full mock by default.
Choose a section or one question type. Check each answer while the reasoning is still fresh.
Work on Quantitative, Verbal, or Data Insights pacing without committing to a full exam.
Put section order, stamina, pacing, and question decisions together in one ad-free attempt.
Both plans draw from the same bank of 1,500+ reviewed practice questions across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. Pro adds more timed attempts, not a separate question bank.
See full pricing and limitsUnlimited Learn Mode, one full mock, and three timed section tests.
US$0Repeat full mocks and timed section tests. Planned standard price: US$29 after the introductory period.
US$10 90 days at launch · no renewalYes. Free includes unlimited Learn Mode, one full adaptive mock, and three timed section tests. No card is required. See the full mock format.
No. GmatJump scores and percentiles are estimates for practice and progress tracking. Use official GMAT practice exams for your closest final-readiness check.
On supported questions, see how many other learners answered correctly, their answer choices, and the median first-pass time among correct responses. Comparisons match testing conditions and exclude your own answer. Correctness and timing each need at least 20 eligible peers, so some questions will not have a comparison yet. These are GmatJump learner benchmarks, not official GMAT percentiles.
Missed test questions enter your private review queue. You can save a correction, retry later, practise a fresh question in the same question type, or defer and dismiss items. Successful retries expand the review interval from 1 to 3, 7, then 14 days. Fresh practice uses your existing account limits and depends on available unseen questions.
Yes. Learn Mode lets you choose a whole section or a question type, then gives immediate feedback and a worked explanation after each answer.
Yes. Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights are each available as a separate 45-minute adaptive test.
Yes. Before any timed test, choose standard timing or 1.25x, 1.5x, 1.75x, or 2x time for accessibility needs.
Free and Pro both use the same bank of 1,500+ reviewed practice questions across all three GMAT sections. Pro gives you more full mocks and timed section tests for 90 days.
The bank covers the current GMAT sections and question types, and timed tests follow the current section lengths. The questions and scores are not official GMAC content or predictions. Use GMAT Official Practice Exams for your closest final-readiness check.
The launch offer is 90 days of Pro for US$10. The planned standard price after the introductory period is US$29. Pro adds more full mocks and timed section tests, with no automatic renewal.
Choose a section, then a topic. Answer three questions and inspect the explanations. Continue only if the product earns it.