MBA Diagnostic Tests & Practice Resources
Assess Your MBA Test Readiness
Diagnostic tests are essential for understanding your current performance level and creating an effective study plan. Use these free resources to evaluate your GMAT and GRE readiness before investing in full preparation courses.
Official GMAT Practice Tests
GMAT Official Starter Kit
Get two full-length practice exams and 70 practice questions from past GMAT exams. This free resource from GMAC provides the most authentic test experience.
Access GMAT Starter Kit →GMAT Mini Quiz
Take a quick 8-question quiz to get a feel for GMAT question types and difficulty. Perfect for a quick assessment of your skills.
Take GMAT Mini Quiz →Official GRE Practice Tests
POWERPREP Online
Access two free full-length GRE practice tests from ETS. These tests use the same scoring algorithm as the actual GRE and provide accurate score predictions.
Access POWERPREP Tests →GRE Diagnostic Service
After taking the actual GRE, use this free service to understand your performance by question type and difficulty level.
Learn About Diagnostic Service →Third-Party Diagnostic Tests
Manhattan Prep Free Practice Test
Full-length GMAT practice test with detailed score analysis and performance metrics.
Take Free Test →Kaplan Free Practice Tests
Free GMAT and GRE practice tests with score predictions and detailed explanations.
Access Kaplan Tests →Making the Most of Diagnostic Tests
Best Practices for Diagnostic Testing:
- Simulate test conditions - Take the full test in one sitting with proper timing
- Analyze your results - Identify weak areas and question types that need work
- Create a study plan - Use diagnostic results to prioritize your preparation
- Track progress - Retake diagnostics periodically to measure improvement
- Don't over-test - Save some practice tests for final preparation
GMAT vs GRE: Which Test Should You Take?
Many MBA programs now accept both GMAT and GRE scores. Consider taking diagnostic tests for both to determine which test plays to your strengths:
Choose GMAT if you:
- Excel at logic and critical reasoning
- Prefer business-focused content
- Are strong in mental math
- Want to demonstrate commitment to business school
Choose GRE if you:
- Have strong vocabulary skills
- Prefer using a calculator
- Are considering dual-degree programs
- Want more flexibility in question order
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