# Free GRE & GMAT Quant sample PDF — 30 timed questions, worked solutions > A free 20-page GRE or GMAT quant sample: 30 questions across six core topics, easy to hard, each with a method page, a target time and a full worked solution. Plus a fresh timed drill every day, free. Source: https://quantdaily.app/free --- Free sample PDF ## 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. The download opens right here. We may email this address about Quant Daily practice, at most once a day; unsubscribe in one tap, any time. That didn't go through — check the address and try again. - **GRE**: Quantitative Comparison, number properties, algebra, percents & ratios, data analysis, geometry. - **GMAT**: number properties, algebra, percents & ratios, rates & work, statistics, counting & probability. Problem solving only — Data Sufficiency is not in this book. - **Not sure**: one combined book, each topic tagged with the exam that tests it. ### 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. ### Or start without an email: the daily drill is free **Today's drill is live right now.** One kind, three difficulties, a published time limit our server enforces, and a step-by-step method at the end whether you got it right or not. No account, no card. It takes about two minutes. - **A fresh drill every day** — generated new each time, so nothing is recycled from a question bank you may have already seen. - **The worked method after every round** — the fast path to the answer and the mistake that costs people the most time on that kind. - **The streak and the leaderboard**, which are the actual reason a daily habit sticks. - **Extra drills from the library each day** — two a day without an account, five once you sign in. ### See every question type before you commit to anything [Quantitative Comparison](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/quantitative-comparison) [Percentages](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/percentages) [Ratio word problems](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/ratio-word-problems) [Number properties](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/number-properties) [Exponents & roots](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/exponents-and-roots) [Inequalities](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/inequalities) [Probability](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/probability) [Permutation & combination](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/permutation-combination) [Geometry](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/geometry-questions) [Speed, time & distance](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types/speed-distance) [See all 51 drill types, with the clock on each one →](https://quantdaily.app/drill-types) 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. Quant Daily is independent GRE/GMAT-style practice — not affiliated with ETS or GMAC.