80 expert-led video lessons and 4,250+ realistic practice questions, built specifically for the current GMAT format.
80 expert-led lessons covering every GMAT Focus section, start to finish.
Sharpen every skill with 4,250+ practice questions and fully worked solutions.
Full-length adaptive simulations built to reflect the current GMAT format, timing, and difficulty progression.
Every module balances theory, practice, and application, with dedicated lessons and quizzes to lock in mastery.
Three sections, 2 hours 15 minutes total. Tap into any section for what it tests and how to prepare for it.
21 questions, 45 minutes, no calculator — rewards the fastest correct path, not just correctness.
23 questions, 45 minutes — Reading Comprehension and Critical Reasoning through a logical lens.
20 questions, 45 minutes, calculator allowed — multi-source reasoning, tables, and graphics.
The Examero GMAT course includes structured modules, video lessons, topic-based quizzes, guided examples, and supporting practice across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. The curriculum is designed to help you build the required knowledge first and then apply it to GMAT-style questions.
Yes. The curriculum covers all three sections of the GMAT Exam: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights. Each part of the course focuses on the concepts, question types, and problem-solving methods required for that section.
The curriculum is divided into clear modules, lessons, and quizzes. Each module focuses on a specific group of GMAT concepts or question types, allowing you to move from foundational material to more advanced applications in a logical sequence.
Following the recommended order is useful if you are starting from the beginning or have significant knowledge gaps. However, the course is self-paced, so you can also move directly to specific modules when you need to review a particular topic or strengthen a weaker area.
Yes. The course begins with the core concepts and methods required for the GMAT, making it suitable for students who are preparing for the exam for the first time. More experienced students can use the curriculum selectively to review weak topics and practise unfamiliar question types.
Yes. Students retaking the GMAT can use Examero analytics and previous practice results to identify recurring mistakes and knowledge gaps. They can then return to the relevant curriculum modules instead of repeating the entire course from the beginning.
Yes. The Examero GMAT course is fully self-paced. You can study at a time that fits your schedule, repeat lessons when necessary, and move through the curriculum at a speed appropriate for your exam date and current ability.
Examero tracks your results across quizzes, practice sessions, and mock exams. Its analytics highlight weak topics, recurring mistakes, accuracy problems, and timing issues, helping you identify which curriculum modules deserve more attention.
The Examero AI tutor reviews your recent performance and provides personalized recommendations based on your strengths, weak areas, and recurring mistakes. These recommendations can help you choose which lessons, topics, or practice sessions to prioritize next.
The completion time depends on your starting level, target score, available study time, and how much practice you complete alongside the lessons. Because the course is self-paced, you can follow the full curriculum or concentrate on the modules most relevant to your current needs.
Yes. Examero offers a three-day free trial without requiring a payment card. During the trial, you can explore the curriculum, watch lessons, complete quizzes, and test the platform’s other preparation tools.