GMAT Focus Score Calculator
Estimate your total 205–805 GMAT Focus score in under a minute. Adjust each section's accuracy and see your estimated score, percentile, and which programs you're competitive for.
Quantitative Reasoning
21 questions · Problem solving · ~45 min
Verbal Reasoning
23 questions · Reading comprehension & critical reasoning · ~45 min
Data Insights
20 questions · Data sufficiency, tables & graphs · ~45 min
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Your Estimated Total GMAT Focus Score
out of 805
- • Accuracy below 50% on any section caps your ceiling — drill fundamentals first.
- • Focus on high-weight 655–705 difficulty questions to move the needle.
- • Consistency beats intensity: 20 questions a day compounds fast.
How scoring works
GMAT Focus Edition scores range from 205 to 805, reported in 10-point increments. Your total is composed of equally weighted Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights sections. Question difficulty adapts to your performance — answering correctly moves you to harder questions with more scoring weight.
What makes a good score
For top US MBA programs, aim for 655+. M7 and T15 programs typically see admitted averages between 690 and 730. A 605 is still competitive for many solid T50–T100 programs. Use your percentile as the real benchmark.
How to use this estimate
Be honest about your current accuracy per section. Re-test after each week of practice to see your trajectory. The most reliable estimate comes from real, timed practice — sign up free to get a data-driven estimate from your actual performance.