About

Speed is the cheapest mark you'll ever buy.

Quant Daily is a free daily timed quant drill for GRE, GMAT and other professional exams. Three drills a day — 15–70s speed tricks, 75s Quantitative Comparison, 90–120s exam-quant — with the fast method shown right after every one.

Why we built it

On a timed quant paper, the section rarely asks whether you know the method. It asks whether you can finish. A candidate who can do 100 questions in 90 minutes and one who can do them in 20 minutes have identical knowledge and very different results — one of them gets to attempt the paper.

That gap is almost never closed by more theory. It is closed by arithmetic that has become automatic: knowing that 97 × 96 is two steps rather than four lines, that a percentage is a fraction you already know, that a quadratic comparison can be settled by sign rules without solving anything. Those are trainable, they are boring to practise alone, and no question bank puts a clock on them.

So Quant Daily is the clock. Every drill has a real countdown, enforced on our server rather than in your browser, and answering after the buzzer scores zero — the same rule a timed exam applies.

What we believe

• The daily stays free. Three drills a day, every day, no paywall, no ads, no "unlock your report" gate.
• A clock you can trust. Time is stamped and judged server-side, so a score means what it says. We would rather be strict than flattering.
• The method, not just the answer. Every drill ends with a worked walkthrough of the fast route — including when you got it right, because "right but slow" is the problem we exist for.
• Wrong options that teach. Distractors are the classic careless errors — the left-to-right BODMAS trap, an un-carried speed shortcut, the nPr-for-nCr mix-up — not random wrong numbers. Falling for one tells you something.
• Honesty about scope. Quant Daily trains speed. It is not a syllabus, a coaching course, or a guarantee of selection. See our disclaimer.

Who it's for

Candidates preparing for GRE, GMAT and other professional quant exams, and anyone else facing a timed quantitative section. It works for a first-timer and for a repeater stuck at the same attempt count — the drills adapt by difficulty, not by pretending to know your syllabus.

The two paths

The catalog is 51 kinds (30 core arithmetic kinds plus 26 Quant Daily–introduced kinds; mixtures is on both lists, and ages, approximation, partnership and pipes & cisterns stay out: 30 + 26 − 1 − 4 = 51). The shared daily cycles 36 of 51 on every track — five bank-exam formats are off the daily, and Quantitative Comparison is interleaved. GRE and GMAT Practice are track-aware: GRE Practice hides five bank-exam formats, Data Sufficiency, table analysis, two-part analysis, graphics interpretation, and multi-source reasoning (41 of 51). GMAT Practice hides the five bank-exam formats plus Quantitative Comparison, text geometry, mensuration, coordinate geometry, percentiles and quartiles, select-all questions, and chart data interpretation (39 of 51). Other shows all 51. Table DI stays on every track.

• Speed tricks (7 kinds) — mental-math shortcuts that make a 15-second answer physically possible (15–70s).
• Exam quant (38 kinds) — the original paper kinds plus number properties, inequalities, exponents/roots, Quantitative Comparison (75s), absolute value, algebra/quadratic word, mixtures, descriptive stats, text geometry, functions, ratio, GCD/LCM, sequences, sets, linear systems, Data Sufficiency, and integer counting. Exam-quant clocks are 90–120s except QC.

Browse all 51 drill types and their time limits →

Who makes it

Quant Daily is built by Launchship IT & Media Services Private Limited, Hyderabad. Every question is generated and verified by machine before it is served, and every answer is checked on the server.