Where does your Verbal stand? Find out in one sitting.
Take a full Verbal sectional mock built for the GMAT Focus Edition: Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. You get your Verbal score, your percentile and your accuracy in every question type, so you know exactly what to fix.
No credit card. Sign in with Google or your email and the mock opens straight away.
scholaranium2.e-gmat.com · Verbal results
The results screen you see when you finish
23 Qs · 48 min
a full-length GMAT Focus Verbal section
2 areas
Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension
Score + %ile
on the GMAT Focus scale
Every question
solved step by step
When you finish
What the mock tells you
Not just a number. A clear picture of where your points are going, and what to fix first.
Q
Your Verbal score and percentile
A score on the GMAT Focus scale tells you where you stand today, and how far you are from the score you need.
Your equivalent Verbal score, from 60 to 90
Your percentile against other test-takers
Weighted accuracy: harder questions count for more
Quiz result
%
Accuracy by topic
Your score is an average, but your next points are not spread evenly. They sit in a few topics. You get your accuracy and timing for every area and sub-topic, so you know exactly where to focus.
Accuracy and timing by area and by sub-topic
Your weakest topics stand out at a glance
Every missed question tagged with its sub-topic
Review your questions
Verbal dashboard
!
A review plan
Not every mistake needs the same fix. Some come from a method that does not work yet, others from rushing. The review plan sorts your questions so you fix the ones that matter most first.
Ability gaps: you had the time, but the method didn't work
Judgement gaps: you answered too fast while you still had time
Your time on every question against the median
Your time progression
Your review plan
✓
Every solution, step by step
Improvement comes from understanding why a question went wrong, not from doing more questions. Every question comes with a full solution, so each mistake becomes something you fix.
How other test-takers answered, and the median time
Given, to find, approach and working out
Why the trap answer looked right
Reviewing a missed question
Solution
After the mock
Turn your weakest topic into your next points
Take the Verbal mockAbout 23 questions, 48 minutes.
See your scoreScore, percentile and accuracy by topic.
Find your weak areaThe topic where you lose the most points.
Learn from the solutionsEvery question explained step by step.
Practise hard questions on itBuild a custom quiz on that topic, at Hard level.
Track your improvementWatch your accuracy on that topic climb.
Pre-thinking really helped me understand what the argument is talking about. Once I had those conclusions in mind, going through the options was a lot easier.
e-GMAT