ExameroQuantitative Reasoning
29 video lessons · 1,300+ questions
- 02Numbers and Numerical Properties
- 05Linear Equations and Inequalities
- 08Functions, Graphs, and Patterns
- 11Word Problems
- 14Sets, Statistics, and Probability
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41 days to your exam · target score 715+
Forecast705+
Streak12 days
This week6h 40m
Today’s plan
3 tasks · about 1 hour
Watch: Ratios and ratesCourse · 14 minDone
Practice 20 Quant questionsPractice · Hard · 35 minStart
Review mistakes in Word ProblemsAnalytics · 10 minStart
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Inference and Argument Completion
Verbal · lesson 4 of 6
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ThuReview
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Data Insights · Multi-Source ReasoningLowest accuracy in your last 3 sessionsPriority
Quant · Word Problems2 practice sessions plannedPractice
Verbal · Inference and Argument Completion2 lessons left in the moduleLesson
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Lessons4 / 6
Practice sessions3 / 5
Mock exams0 / 1
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Course
Quantitative Reasoning
29 video lessons in 5 modules · every lesson ends with a quiz
QuantVerbalData Insights
ModuleProgress
02Numbers and Numerical Properties6 lessons · completed100%
05Linear Equations and Inequalities6 lessons · 4 done67%
08Functions, Graphs, and Patterns5 lessons · 1 done20%
11Word Problems6 lessons0%
14Sets, Statistics, and Probability6 lessons0%
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Absolute value inequalities
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Overall forecast
705+
Goal: 715+
High confidence1,240 questions
Quantitative Reasoning
85+
82% accuracy
High confidence460 questions
Verbal Reasoning
84+
78% accuracy
High confidence430 questions
Data Insights
83+
71% accuracy
Medium confidence350 questions
Accuracy
Section breakdown
Accuracy by section and module across all your practice questions.
Quantitative Reasoning82% accuracy · 460 questions
ModuleAccuracy
Numbers and Numerical Properties86%
Linear Equations and Inequalities84%
Functions, Graphs and Patterns78%
Word Problems81%
Sets, Statistics and Probability74%
Verbal Reasoning78% accuracy · 430 questions
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Section breakdown
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Practice history
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Step 1 of 5
Choose a section
Start with the GMAT area you want to train.
Quantitative ReasoningProblem solving, arithmetic, algebra and quantitative analysis.
Verbal ReasoningCritical reasoning, reading comprehension and argument analysis.
Data InsightsTables, graphs, multi-source reasoning and data interpretation.
Step 2 of 5
Set session length
20 questions
1015202530
Summary
Your setup
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SectionQuantitative Reasoning
Questions20
DifficultyAll levels
ModulesAll 5 modules
History filterNone
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Section order
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Quant → Verbal → DataVerbal → Quant → DataData → Quant → Verbal
01Quantitative Reasoning21 questions · 45 min · 3 review edits
02Verbal Reasoning23 questions · 45 min · 3 review edits
03Data Insights20 questions · 45 min · 3 review edits
Summary
135 min totalYour exam timeline
Review your section order and break before you begin.
1Quantitative Reasoning21 questions45 min
2Verbal Reasoning23 questions45 min
3Data Insights20 questions45 min
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Every section of the GMAT, taught properly
80 expert-led video lessons, each followed by a quiz that confirms the idea stuck. Short enough to fit around work, structured so you never wonder what comes next.
- video lessons
- 80
- lesson quizzes
- 77
- modules across 3 sections
- 15
- practice questions
- 4,250+
Exam section: 23 questions · 45 min
Verbal Reasoning
27 video lessons · 1,300+ questions
- 03Text Comprehension Skills
- 06Text Analysis and Inference
- 09Argument Analysis and Evaluation
- 12Inference and Argument Completion
- 15Logical Fallacies and Argument Structure
Exam section: 20 questions · 45 min
Data Insights
21 video lessons · 1,600+ questions
- 04Data Interpretation and Tables
- 07Graphs, Units, and Measurement
- 10Multi-Source Reasoning
- 13Conditional Reasoning and Data Organization
02 — The platform
One system from first lesson to test day
Lessons, practice, mock exams and analytics share one learning profile, so every session is chosen based on your results.
Step 1 of 5
Choose a section
Start with the GMAT area you want to train.
Quantitative ReasoningProblem solving, arithmetic and algebra.
Verbal ReasoningCritical reasoning and reading.
Data InsightsTables, graphs and multi-source.
Step 2 of 5
Set session length
20 questions
1015202530
Step 3 of 5
Select difficulty
Pick one or more levels to include.
EasyMediumHard
Summary
Your setup
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SectionQuant
Questions20
DifficultyHard
ModulesWord Problems
HistoryIncorrect only
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Section analysis
Where you’re losing points
Pick a section to see the mistakes that cost you the most.
Verbal ReasoningData InsightsQuantitative Reasoning
Your weakest section
Verbal Reasoning
Your lowest-scoring section right now — improving it moves your total score the most.
Most common mistakes
- Unsupported inference
- Misreads role
- Contradicted or reversed claim
Where you can improve fastest
- 01Inference and Argument Completion
- 02Logical Fallacies and Argument Structure
- 03Text Analysis and Inference
Topic breakdown
Where the diagnostic found the most opportunity
Inference and Argument Completion41%
Logical Fallacies and Argument Structure48%
Text Analysis and Inference57%
Error analysis
Recurring mistake patterns
Your single most frequent error pattern in each module.
QuantNumbers and Numerical Properties
Most frequent error: Integer Parity Constraint Error
You ignored integer or parity constraints, or missed one of the conditions. Small set-up oversights are common here.
How to fix it
Write down every integer, parity and sign restriction first, then check your answer against all of them.
QuantLinear Equations and InequalitiesShow details
QuantFunctions, Graphs and PatternsShow details
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Strongest section: Verbal (accuracy 78%). Weakest: Data Insights — start with Multi-Source Reasoning.
Step 1 of 2
Section order
Pick a preset, or reorder the sections yourself.
Quant → Verbal → DataVerbal → Quant → Data
01
Quantitative ReasoningProblem solving: arithmetic and algebra.21 questions · 45 min
02
Verbal ReasoningReading comprehension and critical reasoning.23 questions · 45 min
03
Data InsightsData sufficiency, tables, graphs, multi-source.20 questions · 45 min
Summary
135 minYour exam timeline
1Quantitative21 questions45 min
2Verbal23 questions45 min
3Data Insights20 questions45 min
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GMAT diagnostic
Your diagnostic results
Your diagnostic score
555
Where you’re starting from today.
Your 12-week score potential
655
+100 points from your diagnostic scoreView my study plan
Quantitative Reasoning
Today80
→Projected84
Focused practice on Word Problems closes the gap.
Verbal Reasoning
Today77
→Projected82
Biggest opportunity: Inference and Argument Completion.
Data Insights
Today76
→Projected81
Multi-Source Reasoning accuracy is below target.
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About Examero
What is Examero?
Examero is an all-in-one online GMAT preparation platform. It combines a structured course, personalized study plan, targeted practice sessions, performance analytics, an AI tutor, and full-length mock exams in one workspace. The platform helps you learn GMAT concepts, practise weaker areas, understand your mistakes, and track your progress throughout your preparation.
Is Examero an online GMAT course or a practice platform?
Examero is both a complete online GMAT course and a practice platform. You can learn through structured video lessons and quizzes, create customized practice sessions, take full-length mock exams, and review detailed performance data without switching between separate preparation tools.
Does Examero cover the current GMAT Exam?
Yes. Examero covers all three sections of the current GMAT Exam: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. The platform is designed for the current exam format, which contains these three equally weighted sections.
How does the personalized GMAT study plan work?
You begin by setting your target GMAT score and planned exam date. Examero uses this information to organize your preparation and give you a clear view of your study priorities. Your dashboard tracks completed lessons, practice activity, mock exams, and overall progress, helping you decide what to work on next.
How does the GMAT practice engine work?
The Examero practice engine allows you to create focused practice sessions by GMAT section, difficulty level, and number of questions. You can also include previously answered or incorrectly answered questions. This makes it possible to practise specific weaknesses instead of repeatedly completing broad, unrelated question sets.
How does Examero analyze my mistakes?
Examero tracks incorrect answers, accuracy, timing, and performance across sections and topics. The analytics help you identify recurring mistake patterns, distinguish knowledge gaps from pacing problems, and understand where you are consistently losing points. Every completed practice session and mock exam adds new information to your performance profile.
What does the Examero AI tutor do?
The AI tutor reviews your recent performance and turns your data into a personalized progress report. It highlights strengths, weak areas, recurring mistakes, and topics that may require more attention. It also recommends practical next steps, helping you use your study time more deliberately.
Are the Examero GMAT mock exams adaptive and full length?
Yes. Examero provides full-length adaptive mock exams covering Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. You can choose your section order and complete the exam under timed conditions. Afterward, you receive an estimated total score, section results, accuracy data, timing information, and a review of your answers.
How many GMAT practice questions and lessons are included?
Examero includes more than 4,250 practice questions across all three GMAT sections, together with 15 structured course modules, over 80 video lessons, and 77 quizzes. The question bank can be used to create customized practice sessions based on your current preparation needs.
Can I try Examero for free?
Yes. Examero offers a three-day unlimited free trial without requiring a payment card. During the trial, you can explore the course, create practice sessions, review analytics, use the AI tutor, and experience the platform before choosing a paid plan.
About the GMAT
What is the GMAT exam?
The GMAT is an admissions exam designed specifically for graduate business and management programs. It assesses quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, critical thinking, and the ability to analyze and interpret data.
What is the current GMAT exam format?
The current GMAT consists of three sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. All three sections contribute equally to your total GMAT score.
How long is the GMAT exam?
The GMAT takes 2 hours and 15 minutes, excluding an optional 10-minute break. It contains 64 questions: 21 Quantitative Reasoning questions, 23 Verbal Reasoning questions, and 20 Data Insights questions. Each section lasts 45 minutes.
How is the GMAT scored?
The current GMAT total score ranges from 205 to 805, with scores reported in 10-point intervals and ending in 5. Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights are weighted equally when calculating the total score.
Can I use a calculator on the GMAT?
An on-screen calculator is available during the Data Insights section. Calculators are not permitted during Quantitative Reasoning, so that section must be completed using mental calculations and your approved whiteboard.
How should I prepare for the GMAT?
Effective GMAT preparation should combine concept learning, targeted question practice, mistake analysis, time-management training, and full-length mock exams. Examero brings these stages together through a structured course, personalized study plan, practice engine, performance analytics, AI tutor, and adaptive mock exams.
06 — Blog
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GMAT Data Insights: the section most candidates underprepare for
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