GMAT Math Test Prep Course

What level of math is on the GMAT math test?

A solid foundation in high school level math is enough to earn a good score on the quantitative section. You will want to get plenty of GMAT math help with the following subjects.

• Arithmetic – numbers and operations.
• Algebra – simplifying expressions and solving equations.
• Geometry – lines, angles, and polygons.
• Applications/Problem Solving/Statistics – applying math skills in real world situations.

MathHelp.com

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Based on 150 reviews

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Nicholas Castro

16:31 25 Apr 21

This program was so helpful. I haven't taken a math course in 20 years and needed to refresh before taking the Accuplacer and going back to school. The test went great, I got a 292/300. It was so great to have access to mathhelp to refresh my long dormant math skills. I found the lessons clear and easy to understand. I loved the feature of being able to skip lessons I already knew. The little diagnostic quizzes were great to let me know which lessons I needed to take and which I could skip. Thank you for your work, I found the website to be such a helpful tool! I would recommend to anyone!

Anita Eckard

14:32 10 Apr 21

My CASA test was a breeze, thanks to the practice from the MathHelp course. I believe the most helpful sections of the course for me were the explanations for the more involved word problems. I also needed refreshing for graphing inequalities and volume equations. I benefitted most from the clear explanations and thorough solutions presented in the course. Class video length is spot on and the five question limit for each test is enough to challenge, but not intimidating or discouraging. Thanks for your great test prep.

Gay Coleman

18:22 10 Mar 21

The ALEKS lessons were indeed very helpful. Your explanations were clear and well laid-out. I’ve been away from math for nearly 30 years now, and I frankly struggled back then when I was learning. Today, I scored an 84 on my ALEKS placement test, which qualifies me for honors math placement within my school. I’d say you guys are doing something right!If I were highlighting a part that was particularly helpful, I’d pick the logarithms. That’s an area that always flummoxed me, but your explanation has turned that weakness into a strength. Simply brilliant.

John Rodriguez

16:28 09 Mar 21

My test went amazingly! I felt very prepared in taking the ALEKS placement test. I liked the practice problems and tests and I felt I had a good understanding of the concepts presented to me.

Taylor Beeson

14:54 22 Feb 21

The course helped me SO much!! I went from not knowing ANYTHING to making a perfect score on my GACE math program admission test! I literally felt doomed before I took this course. I think each of the teachers did a great job breaking everything down and simplifying it. I honestly don’t see how it could be any better. I really feel like I FINALLY understand math now after years and years of hating math and not understanding any of it. Thanks so much for creating this course and helping me get one step closer to fulfilling my teaching dreams!

Brittany Herring

14:38 26 Jan 21

I absolutely loved my experience with MathHelp. I am going back to school to get my Masters in Architecture and haven’t taken a math class in 20 years, so I needed to bone up for my Structural class. I appreciated the cumulative curriculum and the online quizzes/ tests with immediate feedback showing work when I got a problem wrong. Also, the ability to download the test scores printout / excel is key. Thanks again for a great service!

Lauren Chipman

12:50 21 Jan 21

I took my PERT test this afternoon and got a 139! Was able to skip a bunch of pre req classes, so thank you. :) I hadn’t taken a math class since high school 7 years ago so the review definitely helped. The videos were very easy to follow and the practice questions and mini reviews at the end of each section helped a lot. If I ever need more help I’ll definitely be using Math Help again!

Demidra Tsouris

19:03 09 Dec 20

I’d like you to know that I absolutely love the Intermediate Algebra program, and will likely be signing back up in January for the College Algebra course. I’m 36 years old and have always struggled with math, barely graduating high school because of it and so I began with your program for the PERT test, which allowed me to get a high enough score to pass taking a remedial course.Continuing with the Intermediate Algebra program during the semester is absolutely the reason why I was able to sustain a B grade, and I actually have my final this afternoon and I am confident I will do well.I think the reason that your program works so well is because you keep it short and to the point. All the steps are shown, you don’t use a bunch of extra words and jargon, and you keep the problems simple so the student gets a chance to perfect those before going on to more difficult ones within their actual class assignments. There were several places where the things you taught weren’t explained in class notes by my school that made a world of difference (such as clearing the radical in the denominator, or using a factor tree to factor rather just trying to guess multiples). It also helped that your course guide exactly followed the flow of the class going from chapter to chapter so I could watch my class lecture (online course), attempt some of those problems...I’d struggle, then I’d go to Mathhelp, do well, and go back to the class coursework. It was an easy lateral movement. My not getting an A in the class is simply because I make silly mistakes like forgetting signs or the simplest math errors, but I feel confident in the course and that’s simply 100% from your program.Thank you for all the help your program has offered, it’s been quite an amazing transformation for me.

jennifer fromberg

16:21 09 Dec 20

It had been years since I had done basic math like that. It was nice just to have a refresher on all of the CBEST concepts. Most of the practice tests I took were very spot on. I would say you guys covered most of the basics someone needs to know! They do a scaled score from 20-80 on the test and a 41 is passing. I actually got a 70 on the math section so I did pretty well! Thank you again!

Paige Gore

21:40 22 Nov 20

I graduated high school in 1992, that was the last time I did any math related to algebra. I never went into college. 20 plus years later I decided to enroll. I needed to take the PERT placement test for Math. I had a bit of panic because I didn't remember anything; so I would have to learn as much as I could within a month because of deadlines with the school. I stumbled upon MathHelp.com while google searching Pert Test help. They offer 3 free lessons and it is a nice introduction into how the website works. I signed up for a month.Topics are broken down into a specific area; ie: Quadratic Equations. These are further broken down into bite size lessons that go through a specific part of the main lesson. Each lesson is explained in a logical and practical way that is easy to understand. After each mini lesson you can either practice or take a test on what you learned. When you finish a topic you get a review test on mixed questions based on all the lessons in that topic.I studied with them 2 hours a day minus weekends. Though I didn't get through all the areas because of time restraints; I did manage to go through the majority of it.The day of the test arrived and a few questions that I did not recognize were on the exam. However, even though I had not studied those specific problems, I knew the process on how to work through them. In the end for an old dude who hadn't studied in a long time I scored a 124 out of 150, enough to be able to select college Algebra. If I had been afforded the time to hit every section and really get mastery of it, I probably could have scored higher.I highly recommend signing up for this site if you are struggling with higher level math and or need a refresher on it. The teachers are amazing and each lesson is presented clearly and simply. The fact that you can practice them over and over really reinforces their lessons.Another good thing is unsubscribing. Most sites are sneaky and in order to cancel you have to find a number from some other site. While MathHelp.com is auto renew you can basically just click a button that says unsubscribe.If I end up having trouble in math this semester I will definitely be subscribing again. I can't thank them enough and highly recommend them. Worth every penny.

nebulapig

17:52 06 Nov 20

This course saved my life as I was trying to study the math content for the GRE exam. The last time I studied math was over 7 years ago, so my math skills were almost non-existent until I found MathHelp.com. The course for the GRE was incredible - it covered all the material for the exam. The instructors are experts and very skilled at teaching the math concepts in a very clear and detailed yet broken down manner. I also like the practice questions which prepare you for the test of each lesson. The bonus material added to some lessons is also extremely valuable especially for the nature of the GRE questions. I didn't notice any shortcomings from the program honestly. Looking forward to acing the math section of the GRE. Thank you for the creators of the website and the instructors' hard work in delivering this top notch content. I give this course a 5/5 rating.

Fady Melssen

22:31 30 Oct 20

I passed my tests! I was using this service to refresh my math skills and it worked. I appreciate the service! You all do a great job. As an adult, I realize that we don’t always maintain knowledge if we don’t use it. Your format reintroduced me to proper methods, gave me time to practice, and then tested me. It was worth every penny for the positive learning experience.

S Hred

15:53 18 Oct 20

I am not one to leave reviews ever. But I felt the need to leave a review for Mathhelp.com so other people can know how good this website is! I was skeptical at first having to pay for a PERT study course but I am so glad I did. I hadn't done any math since high school which was 7 years ago for me and I didn't remember anything at all. But I followed this course for 2 weeks and in that time I learned more than I had at years of school. I scored a perfect 150 on my PERT and because of it I got to take the Accuplacer and scored well on that too which placed me in Pre Calc and Trig! It saved me from taking over a year worth of lower level maths and thousands of dollars. For $50 it was definitely worth it and I would recommend it to anyone who needs to take any math placement test or just wants a refresher in math. I only wish all my math courses used mathhelp.com it is by far much superior to Pearsons mymathlab which pails in comparison. The structure of this course was by far the most efficient way I have ever been taught math. I just want to say thank you!

Billy T

13:21 23 Aug 20

My ALEKS test went really well! After not using math in over 7 years after using the MathHelp lessons I placed into calc which was a higher course then I needed! I genuinely loved the program and the structure of it. The videos are short and to the point and the practice problems allow for you to mess up before you take the test. Thank you for creating this site and offering at an affordable rate!

Lyric Danae

23:02 21 Aug 20

I was able to score an 81 on my ALEKS test which was far more than satisfactory for the placement I needed. I really enjoyed the clear explanations in the videos! All of the presenters did such an amazing job of clearly explaining the material, and the fact that you could speed the videos up and still really understand what they were saying was a game changer. All in all I was very pleased with the quality of the site, it reminded me of the way my favorite math teacher in high school taught. Such an amazing resource!

Jake Wittig

14:12 19 Aug 20

My ALEKS test went really well, much better than I needed to place into a class in fact. I thought the teaching was excellent at mathhelp.com. There was just enough information provided to answer the questions without any extra fluff. If I need additional help I’ll look to enroll in another mathhelp course to boost my chances of success

John Doe

16:16 13 Aug 20

I'm a 40 year old going back to college at Penn State online to finish my business degree. I have not taken a math class in 20 years and when I found out that I had to take the Aleks test, I researched tutorials online. Out of the many tutorials that I sampled before I purchased, mathhelp.com was the best at providing short lessons that were to the point. I finally understand Algebra because of these lessons. I took the Aleks test this week and scored high enough to place me into Algebra II.After Algebra II, my only other math class will be Calculus. That was my goal and I accomplished it. I do plan on using mathhelp.com again when I start Algebra II in the spring semester and also when I take Calculus. Because of this tutorial, I am no longer terrified of math!

Iliana Garcia

13:38 07 Aug 20

Mathhelp.com was extremely helpful. I increased my math placement test score by 135 points by using the website. I am now ready to take college algebra. The teachings are a good pace and the most helpful thing are the links to previous lessons that remind you of building blocks you need for the current lesson. Also, the option to have the audio of a problem on the practice problems is extremely helpful.

Kim Agnew

01:08 02 Aug 20

This program was very helpful and beneficial. I ended up passing the TSI. I think the biggest help was the “work” part of the problems and tests where I could see where I went wrong. Thank you.

Melissa Mata

16:07 24 Jul 20

I graduated high school in 2004. When I took the PERT “practice tests” I was shocked to see how far my math skills had slipped through the years so I needed a refresher. The course went above and beyond and I will recommend it over and over. I scored 150/150!! I’d give the course I took a 10/10 and my advice to anyone preparing to take the PERT Math portion would be to not waste their money on any other study guides. This course was perfect and taught more in depth concepts than what I saw on the test. I was prepared to the point that the test itself wasn’t difficult at all.

Megan Lamb

12:25 13 Jul 20

The program was immensely helpful! I passed the General Curriculum Math MTEL 03 on the first try, which from what I understand almost never happens! Thank you to you and your team for the awesome support and structured format to reacquainting me with mathematical concepts that had been long forgotten. It’s never been easy for me to recall formulas during high-pressure testing situations but you presented the material in a way that took it to its most essential parts and gave examples that made sense. Particularly, I found the video-based lessons and the multiple examples of each to be most helpful. I also enjoyed the instantaneous results from the lessons and quizzes to test my knowledge along the way. Thank you so much!

Robert Grosvenor

17:05 07 Jul 20

My daughter really liked using mathhelp.com! She needed it for some refresher learning in preparation for her Accuplacer college placement test. Imagine her surprise when she scored so much higher on her math than she thought she was going to! Thank you for your helpful product!

Melissa Schindler

15:58 12 Jun 20

Wanted to say thanks so much for putting together the Mathhelp curriculum for people like me. Without all the content I would not have been successful on the TSI placement test. The most helpful was definitely the factoring, exponent rules and fractions involving radicals since you see a lot of that on the test. Overall it was very easy to learn and follow and built my confidence up and helped me be successful. I scored a 350 out of a possible 390 according to my advisor and now I’m in my second week of college algebra on a summer mini semester! Thanks to all of you and keep up the good work. I made a suggestion to my school that they should recommend your site to people like me as a prep for the placement test.

Nathan Fowler

16:15 07 Jun 20

My TSI went well and I passed all portions of the test. I found every section of your course extremely helpful. I appreciate all the help your lessons provided and couldn't have asked to find a better TSI study guide. Thanks again.

Madison Woodson

18:29 05 Jun 20

The 6th grade course went well. It was really helpful for my daughter to practice. The best part is that you have categorized the course according to STAAR requirements. It is really easy to pick one area and focus on it. The material is at students' level which they can easily understand. Highly recommend this website and would join again for STAAR tests next time.

Sanvi Kochhar

14:16 01 Jun 20

The Accuplacer went well! The instruction videos were very helpful since I haven't done most of this since high school. The practice and the tests were helpful too. Overall, really great!

Alice Stars

14:19 12 May 20

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Is the GMAT math test hard?

GMAT math is not harder than the math you took in high school. The reason most students find the quantitative portion of the GMAT test hard is the word problem format of the questions, many of which ask if there is enough data to solve the problem. Plenty of guided practice is the best way to become a good problem solver.

Is GRE math easier than GMAT?

Most students think the math portion of the GRE is easier than the GMAT. However, the GRE has more Geometry so the GMAT may be easier for students who prefer problem solving and logic over spatial reasoning. Don’t worry, however, an online review of GMAT math concepts will ensure that your test will not be too difficult.

How do I prepare for the GMAT math test?

Here are some steps to help you prepare for the test.

1. Commit to a schedule for daily study time, allowing time for breaks. Don’t spend more than an hour or two per session.
2. Find resources and comprehensive instruction that will help you focus on the necessary topics. There are many options including in-person and online courses, tutoring, and study guides. Some of these can be expensive so look for an affordable and efficient approach.
3. Practice your basic math skills until you can use them confidently. A program with diagnostic tests will help you find your weak areas.
4. Employ good test taking strategies. Take your time, read carefully, beware of distractors, move on if a problem seems too hard, and be confident in your answers.
5. Work on managing test anxiety and stress. Confidence in your math skills can make you feel much more relaxed come test day.

How long will it take to prepare for the GMAT?

You should plan to spend about two to three months studying almost every day. Top-scoring students generally spend over 100 hours preparing. Your time is valuable, so look for efficient GMAT Math instruction that is direct and to the point, reviewing only the concepts that are covered on the test.

What is the best GMAT math prep online?

Online programs are an efficient way to review for the GMAT math test. However, they can be quite expensive. Fortunately, there are online options that offer the best of both worlds, combining affordability and effectiveness for students preparing for the test.

What is a high score on the GMAT?

A score above 650 is good and a score of 700 or above is considered acing the test. To get a high score on the GMAT, you will need better than average results on the quantitative section while avoiding a large gap between your Quantitative and Verbal scores.

How can I improve my GMAT Quantitative score?

1. Know the format of the test and types of questions.
2. Use good test taking strategies such as reading the questions carefully, breaking them into smaller parts, and thinking logically.
3. Be willing to spend an adequate amount of time studying.
4. Get advice from students who took the exam and scored well.
5. Practice your basic math skills until you can use them confidently and comfortably.
6. Sharpen your skills with practices tests.
7. Don’t underestimate the value of a well-balanced review that includes instruction, practice, tests, and grade reports.

How do I ace GMAT math?

If you’re wondering how to ace the test, make sure to practice as much as possible, review your basic math skills, and concentrate on the areas where your skills are weak. A GMAT math test prep book and practice questions may not be enough. If you really want to ace the test, use an affordable math test prep course with diagnostic tests and background lessons that customize the course to your needs.

Is GMAT tutoring worth it?

It’s worthwhile to hire a GMAT math tutor if you can afford it. However, they can be very expensive. Fortunately, there are great online options these days that provide the effectiveness of a traditional tutor without the high price tag.

Do you get a formula sheet on the GMAT math test?

No, you will need to memorize formulas as part of your GMAT math prep. Some of the formulas you may need include the following.

• Arithmetic formulas such as order of operations, real number properties, probability, permutations, and combinations.
• Algebra formulas including absolute value, exponent rules, the quadratic formula, and interest.
• Geometry Formulas, for example: perimeter, area, and volume.
• Problem Solving and Statistics formulas like mean, median, mode, and range.

Can I use a calculator on the GMAT test?

A calculator is provided on the Integrated Reasoning part of the test. Calculators are not permitted on the Quantitative section of the test. A GMAT math prep course that includes comprehensive instruction, guided practice, and interactive tests can help ensure that your calculation skills will be ready.

What type of math is on the GMAT?

The GMAT math test uses two types of questions, standard problem-solving questions and higher-level data sufficiency questions. Successfully answering the questions requires math test prep covering the concepts below.

• Integers, Real Numbers, Properties, and Operations
• Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages
• Ratio, Rate, and Proportion
• Powers, Roots, and Properties of Exponents
• Discrete Probability, Counting Methods, Sets, and Descriptive Statistics
• Variables, Evaluating, and Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
• Linear Equations in One and Two Variables, Inequalities, and Absolute Value
• Factoring, Quadratic Equations, and Functions
• Lines and Angles
• Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Polygons, and Circles
• Rectangular Solids and Cylinders, Measurement, Area, and Volume
• Coordinate Geometry

How do I find a GMAT tutor?

Although information on tutors may be available from the Admissions Office of a Business School, there is no reason to use expensive GMAT tutorials. Doing your GMAT math review online is a much more affordable option.