Does the course cover the Data Insights section?

Yes. Data Insights is covered as its own module area, including multi-source reasoning, graphics interpretation, two-part analysis, and table analysis question types.

Can I focus only on the sections where I need the most practice?

Yes. Modules and practice sets are organized by section and question type, so you can concentrate your time on the areas most relevant to your own preparation.

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GMAT Preparation Course

Q: Is this course affiliated with the organization that administers the GMAT?

No. This course is independently produced. GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this website.

Adults applying to MBA and business-school graduate programs.

This course organizes GMAT preparation around three core areas: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. Modules move from foundational content into the specific question formats used on the exam, supported by practice sets you can revisit as often as needed. Full-length mock exams help you track your pacing and accuracy across sections over time. Live webinars supplement the self-paced modules with instructor explanations and an opportunity to ask questions about difficult topics.

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Suitability: Designed for adult applicants preparing for business school admission.
Delivery format: 100% online, self-paced with scheduled live webinars
Modules: 7
Practice activities: Included
Mock examinations: Included
Instructor webinars: Included

Course modules

Modules are available on demand and can be completed in any order. Each one pairs short instructional content with worked examples, so you can move at a pace that matches your existing familiarity with the material.

Quantitative Reasoning: Arithmetic and Algebra

Core numeric and algebraic skills applied to GMAT-style problem solving questions.

Quantitative Reasoning: Word Problems and Data Sufficiency

Approaches for translating word problems into equations and evaluating data sufficiency questions.

Verbal Reasoning: Critical Reasoning

Identifying argument structure, assumptions, and logical flaws in short verbal passages.

Verbal Reasoning: Reading Comprehension

Reading strategies for longer passages and questions about main idea, detail, and inference.

Data Insights: Multi-Source Reasoning and Graphics Interpretation

Working with multiple data sources and interpreting graphs, tables, and charts under timed conditions.

Data Insights: Two-Part Analysis and Table Analysis

Strategies for questions that combine two related answer components or require sorting tabular data.

Section Pacing and Test-Day Strategy

Approaches for allocating time across sections and adjusting pace based on question difficulty.

Practice format

Practice questions are grouped by section and question type, allowing you to focus on a specific skill or complete a mixed practice set. Explanations are provided for each item so you can review your reasoning after answering.

Mock exam format

Full-length mock exams are structured to reflect the general format and pacing of the GMAT, spanning all sections in a single timed sitting. Score reports break results down by section to help you identify where additional practice may help most.

Webinar format

Live webinars are hosted by a GMAT Instructor and cover topics such as data sufficiency strategy, critical reasoning approaches, and pacing across the exam's sections. Sessions are interactive and recorded for later viewing.

Written questions

You can submit written questions about course content through the platform at any time. Responses are delivered through private platform messages, so there is no need to appear on camera or attend a live session to receive help.