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805
Maximum Score
2 hrs 15 min
Test Duration
700+
Target for Top MBAs
5 yrs
Score Validity

What Is the GMAT Focus Edition?

The GMAT Focus Edition is the MBA admissions standard used by over 7,000 programs worldwide. Scores range from 205 to 805 and assess quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, and data insights.

The 2023 redesign removed sentence correction and geometry while adding a dedicated Data Insights section — Edvex's curriculum is fully updated to reflect these changes.

Why Edvex Gets You to a 700+ GMAT Score

Focus Edition Curriculum

Fully aligned to the 2023 GMAT redesign — no wasted time on removed content.

Data Insights Training

Dedicated modules for the new multi-source reasoning and data sufficiency question types.

Quantitative Precision

Problem-solving drills build speed and accuracy across all GMAT math topics.

Verbal Critical Reasoning

Argument analysis techniques drawn from real GMAT question patterns.

Score Predictor

Real-time composite score estimates update after every practice session.

Flexible Retake Prep

Targeted re-study plans built around your previous GMAT score report.

GMAT Focus Edition Structure

Three sections of 45 questions each, completed in 2 hours and 15 minutes with two optional breaks.

Quantitative Reasoning
Questions:21
Time:45 min
Problem-solving questions covering arithmetic, algebra, and word problems — no geometry.
Verbal Reasoning
Questions:23
Time:45 min
Reading comprehension and critical reasoning; sentence correction has been removed.
Data Insights
Questions:20
Time:45 min
Combines data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation, and two-part analysis.

GMAT Focus Score Ranges

Total scores range from 205 to 805 in 10-point increments; most competitive MBA programs target 650 and above.

E

Elite

735–805

Top 10% globally — highly competitive at M7 and other elite programs.

C

Competitive

655–734

Meets or exceeds median scores at most top-50 MBA programs.

A

Average

555–654

Competitive for many programs; paired with strong work experience.

D

Developing

205–554

Below average for MBA admissions; significant prep investment recommended.

10-Week GMAT Focus Study Plan

A systematic plan from content review to full mock exams, designed for working professionals.

1
Weeks 1–2

Diagnostic & Foundations

Benchmark your starting score and identify the highest-leverage skill gaps.

  • Complete an official GMAT Focus practice exam
  • Review score report by question type
  • Begin Quant foundations: arithmetic and algebra
2
Weeks 3–5

Quant & Verbal Content Mastery

Build core skills across Problem Solving, Critical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension.

  • 50 Quant practice questions daily
  • 2 Critical Reasoning sets per day
  • Review explanations for every wrong answer
3
Weeks 6–8

Data Insights & Integration

Master the new DI section and begin mixing question types under timed conditions.

  • Daily Data Sufficiency sets with process drills
  • Multi-source reasoning and table analysis practice
  • 2 mixed timed section practices per week
4
Weeks 9–10

Mock Exams & Refinement

Simulate test conditions and address any persisting weak areas.

  • Two full GMAT Focus mock exams under timed conditions
  • Deep-dive error log analysis
  • Final strategy review and test-day planning

GMAT Prep — Frequently Asked Questions

How is the GMAT Focus Edition different from the old GMAT?

It is shorter (2h15m vs 3h7m), removed geometry and sentence correction, and added a new Data Insights section with a 205–805 score scale.

How many times can I take the GMAT?

You may take it up to 5 times in a 12-month period and 8 times lifetime; you can retake 16 days after each attempt.

What GMAT score do I need for a top MBA?

Median scores at M7 programs typically fall between 720 and 740; a 700+ is competitive at most top-50 programs.

Does Edvex cover the Data Insights section?

Yes — Edvex has dedicated Data Insights modules covering all five DI question formats in the Focus Edition.

Is the GMAT accepted at all MBA programs?

The GMAT is accepted at over 7,000 programs worldwide; many schools also accept the GRE as an alternative.

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