
GMAT Percentage Questions are an important part of the Quantitative section, testing your ability to work with percentage calculations in various scenarios. To prepare for percentage problems, we help you practice different types of questions

GMAT Algebraic Expressions tests your skills in simplifying, factoring, and solving variable-based expressions. Strong basics help you solve these questions faster and accurately.

GMAT Data Sufficiency Questions test if you can tell whether the information given is enough to answer a question. You don’t need to solve it, just check if it’s possible.

GMAT Discount and Profit Questions focus on real-world business math. You'll work with concepts like cost price, selling price, discount, and profit or loss. These questions test your ability to apply formulas quickly

GMAT Linear Equations questions are the most important part of the Quantitative section, where you’ll need to solve equations involving variables. These questions test your understanding of algebra and your ability to work with relationships between numbers.

GMAT Functions Questions play an important role in the Quant section, testing your understanding of algebra and how functions work. You’ll solve problems using formulas, inputs, and outputs to find correct values.

Solving GMAT Inequalities Questions can be tricky, but with the right preparation, it becomes easier. This includes a wide variety of inequality questions that will help you improve your skills

GMAT Distance and Speed questions test how well you use the formula: distance = speed × time. You'll solve problems with different speeds, times, and conditions.

GMAT Interest questions are an important part of the Quantitative section, where you’ll need to calculate both simple and compound interest. These questions test your understanding of how interests increase in amount

GMAT Mixtures Questions are an important part of the Quantitative section, often requiring you to combine different substances or quantities. These problems involve ratios, percentages, and arithmetic.

GMAT Sets and Counting Method Questions are an important part of the Quantitative section, testing your ability to work with sets, combinations, and permutations. These questions often involve counting possibilities and organising data in different ways.

GMAT Probability Questions are the most important part of the Quantitative section, testing your ability to calculate the likelihood of events. These problems often involve concepts like combinations, permutations, and basic probability rules.

GMAT Ratio and Proportion Questions are an important part of the Quantitative section, where you will need to calculate and analyse the relationship between two or more values. These questions often test your ability to apply ratios, proportions, and scaling in different situations.

GMAT Work and Rate Questions are designed to test your ability to calculate how much work is completed over time, whether by one person, multiple people, or machines. These problems often involve combining different rates and calculating the total time required for tasks.