GMAT

Crackto offers 6 mock tests for GMAT, of which 6 are free to attempt.

These span full-length mocks, sectional tests and previous-year papers, so you can drill a single weak section or rehearse the whole paper under time pressure.

Yes! Crackto offers both free and premium mock tests for GMAT, with 6 free papers available right now.

Free tests are not a stripped-down preview — they carry the same instant results, detailed solutions, analytics and peer comparison as premium papers. Premium adds volume and exclusive series.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test (Focus Edition)) follows this pattern:

• Questions: 64
• Total marks: 64
• Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes
• Difficulty: Hard

Crackto mock tests mirror this exactly, so your practice reflects real timing pressure rather than an approximation.

Crackto provides comprehensive analytics for every GMAT attempt:

• Score trend across attempts, so improvement is visible rather than assumed
• Section-wise breakdown pinpointing which areas cost you marks
• Accuracy versus speed, separating knowledge gaps from time-management gaps
• Percentile and rank against every other GMAT aspirant on the same paper
• Question-level time tracking to expose the questions that quietly drain your clock

Yes, absolutely. Retake any GMAT mock test as often as you like — retakes are not limited or charged separately.

Each attempt is stored on its own, so your analytics show the trend across attempts instead of overwriting your earlier score. Retaking a paper after reviewing its solutions is one of the most reliable ways to convert a weak section into a strong one.

GMAT, formally Graduate Management Admission Test (Focus Edition), is conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).

Official notifications, application dates and results are published on the conducting body's own website: https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat. Always confirm dates and eligibility there — Crackto is a preparation platform, not the conducting authority.

The eligibility requirements recorded for GMAT are:

• Attempts allowed: 5

Age relaxations commonly apply to reserved categories. Check the official notification for the exact relaxation that applies to you before applying.

GMAT is available in English.

Where a Crackto mock test is offered in more than one language, you can pick your language before starting the paper — practising in the language you will actually sit the exam in matters more than most candidates expect.

Crackto mirrors the official marking scheme of GMAT rather than applying a single blanket rule, so if the real paper penalises wrong answers, the mock does too.

The exact scheme for any given paper — marks per correct answer and the penalty for a wrong one — is displayed on that test's page before you begin, and again in your results breakdown afterwards.

The GMAT syllabus is defined by the conducting body and published with each notification.

Crackto mock tests are mapped to it section by section, so after a few attempts your analytics show which areas you have genuinely covered and which need work.