Quant Daily Daily timed GRE & GMAT drills

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The free GRE & GMAT Quant sample: 30 timed questions, fully worked

A 20-page PDF for the exam you're taking. Six core topics, five questions each from easy to hard, with a short method page per topic, the target time on every question and a full worked solution at the back.

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Every target time is a real clock

The time printed on each question is not an editorial guess. It is the per-question deadline the Quant Daily app enforces for that topic and difficulty: 75s for Quantitative Comparison, 90–120s for problem solving. Every question is generated and checked by the same engine that runs the app — exactly one correct answer, computed from the printed numbers.

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Quantitative Comparison Percentages Ratio word problems Number properties Exponents & roots Inequalities Probability Permutation & combination Geometry Speed, time & distance

See all 51 drill types, with the clock on each one → GRE Practice shows 41 of 51; GMAT Practice shows 39 of 51 (no Quantitative Comparison or geometry, which the GMAT does not test).

Where this fits with the official free material

Use the free official practice tests for score prediction — a full-length adaptive test under real conditions is the only thing that tells you where you stand. Quant Daily is the other half of the week: the short daily repetition that makes the arithmetic fast enough to finish the section you just measured.

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