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Upload the practice tests you have already taken. ChatGMAT tells you what a good tutor would after watching you sit them: which habit is costing you the most marks, where your next forty points are, and the ten-minute drill that starts fixing it.

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An actual reading · five practice tests

You chose “both statements together” 12 times out of 31 on Data Sufficiency, and it was right none of them.

Across 31 questions and 5 sittings
Verbal, one sitting. The wider a block, the longer you spent.45 min · 23 q
got it rightgot it wrong
23 questions in the order seen, each as wide as the time it took, out of 45 minutes. The last 3 got 51 seconds between them.
Do this next · 10 minData Sufficiency, the 10 items where one statement was already enough.
How it works

Claim, evidence, then what to do.

  1. 01

    Bring the tests you have taken

    Import your official practice tests and mocks. Import and the first reading are free.

  2. 02

    Read what they say

    Plain sentences, each with the questions behind it and how sure it is. Two tests support two claims, not five, and the reading says which.

  3. 03

    Do the next thing

    Every reading ends in one prescription: a short drill on the questions that cost you, then adaptive mocks to check it worked.

What it will not do

Flatter you.

  • Accuracy is never the headline.Good adaptive practice keeps you near half right, and a hard session should read as a productive one.
  • Not yet tested is not weak.A topic you have never been offered is shown as a gap in the data, not a gap in you.
  • No score change without the difficulty behind it.A jump on an easy set and a jump on a hard set are not the same news.
  • Questions you have seen before are marked.A score on repeated questions is not a clean score, so it is labelled wherever it appears.
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