All AnswersCan anyone share free GMAT resources and mock tests?
Asked by Suman Raghavan about 2 months ago
With 3 to 4 months to prepare, it’s smart to mix free resources with a proper plan. For full-length mock tests, start with the 2 official mocks from GMAT Focus on mba.com. They show your score breakdown and feel just like the real exam.
If you want more mocks, Mentr Me offers a free GMAT prep plan that includes a starting-level test and topic-wise quizzes. It’s helpful if you're trying to figure out your current level in Quant or Verbal.
For topic practice, use Target Test Prep’s free trial for 7 days and GMAT Club’s question bank, which is sorted by topic and difficulty. But don’t switch between too many sites—pick two or three and stick to them.
Take one mock every two weeks, go deep into your mistakes, and note down where you’re struggling. That’s how real progress happens.
Detail-Oriented Financial Analyst
You can definitely start your GMAT prep with free resources, as long as you balance learning the concepts and testing yourself regularly.
Here are some useful options:
- Official GMAT Focus Starter Kit on mba.com, includes 2 full-length free mocks
- Mentr Me’s free plan, gives you a starting-level test, daily practice sets, and a prep plan
- GMAT Club, offers free topic-wise quizzes and real user explanations
- Manhattan Prep, one free adaptive mock with feedback
Veritas Prep, free full test and a few helpful concept videos.
Take one full test early, just to see where you stand. Then use that to plan your week-by-week prep. Focus first on core topics, and make sure you practice Data Insights from the beginning, it’s new and often skipped until too late.