Grad exam simulators
Full-length practice tests
for every major grad exam.
Two full-length simulator forms per exam — timed like the real thing, with step-by-step teaching explanations, distractor analysis, and concept tags on every question.
For US and Canadian medical school
MCAT
Medical College Admission Test
2 full-length forms · 230 questions each · 375 min of test time
Score range: 472–528 (per section: 118–132)
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For US and Canadian law school
LSAT
Law School Admission Test
2 full-length forms · 75 questions each · 105 min of test time
Score range: 120–180
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For most master's, PhD, and some MBA programs
GRE
Graduate Record Examination
2 full-length forms · 54 questions each · 88 min of test time
Score range: 260–340 (Verbal 130–170 + Quant 130–170)
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For MBA and business master's programs
GMAT
Graduate Management Admission Test (Focus Edition)
2 full-length forms · 64 questions each · 135 min of test time
Score range: 205–805
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What every simulator gives you
- Step-by-step approach. A 3–6 sentence strategy that teaches how a top scorer attacks that question type.
- Full worked explanation. A 150–350 word walkthrough of why the correct answer works.
- Distractor autopsy. For every wrong choice, a diagnosis of the exact error the trap is designed to catch.
- Concept tags + score report. Section-level scaled scores, percentile estimates, and topic tags to spot weaknesses.
Looking for prep courses and Qbanks alongside these simulators? Compare them in the grad school prep guide.