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GMAT prep with AI — build your 805 score across all three sections.

The GMAT Focus Edition scores 205–805 across Quant, Verbal and Data Insights — and a 10-point band can move your MBA chances. Skoolskill is an AI tutor that turns your own prep materials and practice questions into daily 15–20 minute drills with feedback. Free to start, or about $6.99/month.

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What GMAT prep actually needs to do

The GMAT Focus Edition is the current admissions test for MBA and business-master’s programs. It has three equally weighted sections — Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights — runs about 2 hours 15 minutes, and is scored 205–805 in 10-point steps. That scale is new: a Focus 645 maps to a different percentile than the old 200–800 GMAT, so comparing against older score charts will mislead you.

The exam is computer-adaptive question by question, which means steady accuracy on medium questions matters more than racing for the hardest ones. That rewards daily practice over weekend cramming. Skoolskill is an AI tutor that turns your own prep materials and practice questions into daily 15–20 minute drills with feedback.

How the GMAT prep plan works

PhaseFocusDaily target
Weeks 1–2Diagnostic; Quant fundamentals (arithmetic, algebra, word problems — no geometry on Focus)15 min/day
Weeks 3–4Verbal: critical reasoning and reading comprehension; start Data Insights basics20 min/day
Weeks 5–6Data Insights deep dive: data sufficiency, multi-source, table & graphics analysis20 min/day
Weeks 7–8Timed adaptive sections; practice the bookmark-and-review feature; error log25 min/day
Test weekLight mixed review, one timed run, then rest—

The three sections, broken down

Skoolskill drills each as its own topic. For the data-heavy reasoning in Data Insights, our statistics tutor covers the underlying concepts, and our study planner keeps the daily mix balanced.

Why the Focus scale changes your strategy

Because all three sections weigh equally, your weakest one drags your total the hardest — and for most candidates that’s either Quant timing or Data Insights. Chasing a higher Verbal when your Data Insights is lagging wastes effort; the smarter move is to raise the floor on your worst section first. The Focus Edition also lets you bookmark questions and revise up to three answers per section at the end, so a deliberate two-pass approach — answer everything, flag the hard ones, return with leftover time — protects your score from a single stuck question eating the clock. Skoolskill’s timed drills rehearse exactly this pacing, tracking how long you linger before flagging.

Comparison: GMAT course vs Skoolskill

GMAT course / private tutorSkoolskill
Cost$1,500–$2,500 course; $100–$250/hr tutorFree or ~$6.99/month
Practice per week1–2 sessions7 × 15–20 min sessions
Data Insights focusOften lightDrilled as a core topic
MaterialGeneric question banksYour own prep and practice
FeedbackWeekly, humanDaily, criteria-based

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What is the GMAT Focus Edition?

The GMAT Focus Edition is the current version of the GMAT, used for MBA and business-master's admission. It has three equally weighted sections — Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights — runs about 2 hours 15 minutes, and replaced the older four-section GMAT that included an essay and Integrated Reasoning.

How is the GMAT Focus Edition scored?

Total scores run from 205 to 805 in 10-point increments, a different scale from the old 200–800 GMAT, so a Focus 645 is not the same percentile as a classic 645. Each of the three sections is scored 60–90, and all three count equally toward your total.

What are the three GMAT sections?

Quantitative Reasoning (21 problem-solving questions, no geometry, no calculator), Verbal Reasoning (23 questions covering reading comprehension and critical reasoning — sentence correction was removed), and Data Insights (20 questions on data sufficiency, table analysis, graphics, multi-source reasoning and two-part analysis), with an on-screen calculator allowed only in Data Insights.

What is a good GMAT Focus score?

It depends on the program. A total around 645–655 is roughly mid-pack for many strong programs, while top MBA programs often have medians in the high 600s to low 700s on the Focus scale. Check each school's published class profile, since the new scale shifted the familiar numbers.

What's new about Data Insights?

Data Insights is the section most candidates underestimate. It folds the old Integrated Reasoning into a scored, equally weighted section combining data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table and graphics analysis, and two-part analysis. It rewards reading charts and tables quickly — exactly the kind of question Skoolskill can drill daily.

Can I bookmark and review questions on the GMAT?

Yes. The Focus Edition added a review-and-edit feature that lets you bookmark questions and change up to three answers per section at the end. Practicing this pacing — flagging hard questions rather than burning time — is part of a smart test-day strategy that our planner builds in.

How long should I prepare for the GMAT?

Most candidates study 6–12 weeks. Because the test is computer-adaptive, accuracy on medium-difficulty questions matters more than rushing through hard ones. Daily 15–20 minute drilling, weighted toward Data Insights and your weakest section, beats occasional long sessions.

How do I start?

Create a free account, tell us your test date and target score, and scan a few practice questions or a prep-book chapter. Skoolskill builds a daily plan around your weakest section. Your first session starts in under three minutes.

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