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GMAT Focus Edition: Format & Question Types

The GMAT Focus Edition is the current GMAT, used for business-school admissions. It has three equally weighted sections and is fully question-adaptive, including the famous Data Sufficiency format.

Format

Three 45-minute sections, 64 questions in 2 hours 15 minutes, no essay. You choose the section order.

Sections

Quantitative

21 questions — problem solving, no on-screen calculator.

Verbal

23 questions — reading comprehension and critical reasoning.

Data Insights

20 questions, including Data Sufficiency plus graphics, tables and multi-source reasoning.

Signature question types

  • Data Sufficiency
  • Multi-source reasoning & table analysis
  • Critical reasoning

New to these formats? See the question-type glossary for how each one works.

Is it adaptive?

Item-adaptive: each question’s difficulty responds to your previous answers, and your score reflects the difficulty of the items you handle.

Practice GMAT Focus Edition with AI Solve Quiz

AI Solve Quiz is especially useful for Data Sufficiency, where it explains whether each statement is sufficient and why — the exact reasoning the format tests.

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Frequently asked questions

What is GMAT Data Sufficiency? ▼
You decide whether the information in two statements is enough to answer a question — without necessarily solving it. It is a logic format unique to the GMAT.

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