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Learn GMAT like you have a private tutor.

Ask out loud or type. Your teacher talks with you, listens, draws on the whiteboard and explains it a different way until it clicks — day or night. Free to start.

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Is x > 0? (1) x³ > 0 (2) x² > 0
Both statements look useful…
Only (1) works — a cube keeps the sign, a square hides it. Answer A.
Live whiteboard

See it drawn, step by step.

Watch Data Sufficiency and word problems solved step by step on the board — no wasted calculation.

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Data Sufficiency Is x > 0? (1) x³ > 0 — the solutions are where the graphs cross
Real voices — even yours

It talks. It listens.

Talk through a Critical Reasoning argument with a teacher who asks what the conclusion really depends on. Pro members get natural premium voices and can even teach with their own recorded voice.

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Test-day realistic

18 full-length tests that feel like the real GMAT.

18 full-length GMAT Focus practice tests with Quant, Verbal and Data Insights and 205–805 score estimates. Highlight, strikethrough, flag for review and a detailed score report.

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Mnemonics, real-life examples & test tricks.

Data Sufficiency shortcuts, smart-number picking and the argument map for every Critical Reasoning question. Seven teaching styles so every kind of student learns their way.

Pick your style   Study by topic
🧠 DS rule — you only need to know IF the data answer the question — don't solve to the end
📊 Table Analysis — sort by the column the statement is about before you calculate
🔍 CR — find the conclusion, then the gap between premises and conclusion
💡 Tip — about 2 minutes per question in every section — and you may change up to 3 answers
Private-tutor quality

The alternative to an expensive private teacher.

Get one-on-one teaching whenever you need it. Start free, then go Pro for just the course you need — $179.99 a year or $69.99 a month — a fraction of what private tutoring costs.

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Why our GMAT quality is different

  • Real GMAT Focus Edition structure and timing — Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, Data Insights, with the official section order, question counts and time limits (2 hours 15 minutes, 64 questions).
  • Original, carefully reviewed questions — written for the GMAT’s style of reasoning, never copied from official tests.
  • Every answer explained — why the right answer is right, why each wrong one is wrong, and a tip to remember it.
  • Score reports that teach — estimated 205–805 scores, skill breakdowns and time per question.
  • Teaching that adapts — beginner to top scorer, seven teaching styles, real-life examples, diagrams and mnemonics.
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Everything a great private teacher does

One-on-one GMAT teaching that adapts to you — with the patience to explain it ten different ways.

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A teacher who talks with you

Choose from four teacher personalities with lifelike AI-generated portraits and natural US-English voices.

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Real voices — even yours

Premium natural voices for Pro members, and the option to teach with your own recorded voice (with your consent).

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Whiteboard diagrams

Watch Data Sufficiency and word problems solved step by step on the board — no wasted calculation.

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Real-life analogies

Concepts you can picture, tied to everyday situations you already understand.

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Mnemonics & test tricks

Data Sufficiency shortcuts, smart-number picking and the argument map for every Critical Reasoning question.

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Explain any practice question

Missed a question? One click sends it to your teacher, who walks you through every answer choice.

What’s on the GMAT

Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights — three 45-minute sections and a 205–805 total score.

Quantitative Reasoning

Arithmetic and number properties · Algebra · Word problems · Rates, ratios and percents

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Verbal Reasoning

Reading Comprehension · Critical Reasoning · Strengthen and weaken · Assumptions and flaws

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Data Insights

Data Sufficiency · Multi-Source Reasoning · Table Analysis · Graphics Interpretation

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Learning that feels human

Your AI teacher connects every GMAT skill to real situations — campus life, the classroom and the career you’re working toward.

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GMAT · How you’ll study
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How it works

Pick your teacher

Warm and visual, high-energy coach, precise and Socratic, or calm storyteller.

Ask anything

Type or talk. “Teach me this topic,” “Why is B wrong?”, “Quiz me.”

Learn by seeing

Watch diagrams appear, hear the explanation, and answer a quick check question.

Prove it on test day

Take realistic full-length tests, review every question, and send misses back to your teacher.

Seven ways to teach — one for every learner

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Step-by-step

Small steps from basics to GMAT-level questions.

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Visual whiteboard

Diagram-first teaching for visual learners.

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Real-life analogies

Every idea anchored in something you already know.

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Socratic questions

Guided questions so you reason it out yourself.

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Worked examples

Model answers and solutions explained line by line.

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Mnemonics & memory hacks

Hooks, patterns and recall practice.

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Rapid review + practice

High-yield summary, then an original practice question.

Private-tutor quality, without the private-tutor bill

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Typical costOften $100+ per hour$179.99 per course for 1 year, or $69.99/month
AvailabilityScheduled sessions24/7, as long as you need
Teaching stylesUsually oneSeven, switch any time
DiagramsWhen they have timeLive whiteboard in every topic
Full-length practiceBought separatelyAll full-length tests of your course included with Pro
PatienceLimited by the clockExplains it again — and again

Questions

Is my teacher a real person?

No. Your teachers are AI-powered characters shown with AI-generated portrait images and synthetic voices, designed to teach like a patient private tutor. They’ll always tell you so if you ask.

Are these real GMAT questions?

No. Every question is original and written to match the official format of the GMAT Focus Edition. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by GMAC.

How accurate are the scores?

Scores are estimates based on your answers. They’re useful for tracking progress, but no practice test can predict your official score exactly.

Is there a dedicated GMAT site?

Yes — our sister site gmatpractices.com focuses only on the GMAT. TestPrepExam brings all eight exams together in one place.

Can I cancel Pro?

Yes — cancel any time from your account page. You keep Pro until the end of the billing period.

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