Practice the GMAT the way you will take it: on the clock, with new questions, and knowing why you missed.

SGATT is a practice and calibration platform for the GMAT (GMAT Focus Edition): 600 questions written for this platform, a full-length exam and reports that tell you what to fix. Priced in Mexican pesos, no subscription.

The app and the questions are in English, like the exam.

Quant · Problem Solving · Level 11:42 / 2:09 exam pace

If x / y = 3 / 4, what is the value of (2x + y) / (x − y)?

  • A−10
  • B−5/2
  • C2/5
  • D5/2
  • E10

Your reasoning (required before the answer is revealed)

Cross-multiply, then substitute x = 3k, y = 4k…

How sure are you?

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What a question looks like in the app

Who it is for

For people already preparing for the GMAT with the official GMAC material who need two things that material does not give: a volume of practice calibrated by level, and a full-length exam that feels like the real one. MBA and master’s applicants in Mexico and Latin America who want to walk into the exam knowing exactly how they perform under time.

What SGATT is not

It is not a course and it has no videos. It does not replace the official GMAC guides: it complements them with practice, an exam and measurement. The questions are not official or retired exam questions: they are written for SGATT in the format, types and levels of the GMAT. The app and the questions are in English, like the exam.

GMAT is a registered trademark of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC); SGATT is not affiliated with or endorsed by GMAC.

How SGATT is used

Three things you do in the app, in the order you will do them.

  1. Practice by section, type and level

    You choose Quant, Verbal or Data Insights, the question type and the level (1 to 3). You answer on a clock set to the exam pace. Before seeing the answer, you write in one line how you reasoned your choice and record how sure you were; without that, the app reveals nothing. If you missed, you mark the cause of the error from a menu SGATT gives you (misread, calculation error, did not know the concept, ran out of time…). Then you read the explanation with your reasoning beside it, to see exactly where it went off, and a one-line rule that sums up the method for any question of that type. Every question has five options, and every distractor matches a specific error, not filler.

    SGATT practice screen: a question with the timer, the reasoning field and the confidence choice before the answer is revealed.
  2. Full-length exam

    Three 45-minute sections (21 Quant, 23 Verbal, 20 Data Insights), in the order you choose, with an optional 10-minute break. Difficulty adjusts question by question as you go. You can bookmark questions and, at the end of each section, review and change up to 3 answers, as in the real exam. When you finish you get an estimated score per section (60–90) and in total (205–805), labeled as an approximation, plus the full review of every question. Questions you already saw in practice never repeat.

    SGATT full-length exam screen: a section with the 45-minute clock, question counter and bookmark button.
  3. Reports and progress

    Every session leaves a report: accuracy by type and level, time per question, calibration (how well your confidence matches your results) and causes of error. You have the history of sessions and exams, and the days left on your access, always in view.

    SGATT session report: accuracy by type and level, time per question, calibration and causes of error.

The question bank

600 questions written for SGATT, in levels 1 to 3. Every question went through SGATT’s own audit in several rounds and through an independent sweep by another model that solved it without seeing the answer.

Data Insights with real charts and tables: Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis and Data Sufficiency.

No question is an official GMAC question.

200
Quant
200
Verbal
200
Data Insights

The full-length exam is the difference

Practicing loose questions does not tell you how you perform on question 18 of the third section. SGATT’s full-length exam reproduces the structure of the GMAT: three 45-minute sections, the order you choose and an optional break, with difficulty adjusting question by question.

The break is taken once, after the first or the second section, as in the exam.

  • Section order of your choice (all six orders of the exam).
  • Bookmark questions and change up to 3 answers per section before closing it.
  • Estimated score per section (60–90) and in total (205–805), labeled as an approximation.
  • Full review when you finish, with your cause of error per question.
  • If you close the browser, the exam resumes where you were.

Pricing

You pay once for a period of full access: the whole bank, every practice mode and the full-length exam. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Prices in Mexican pesos, VAT included.

30 days

MXN $500VAT included

For the final stretch.

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120 days

Recommended

MXN $1,300VAT included

The recommended plan: four months of preparation.

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60-day extension

MXN $500VAT included

Added to the end of your current access.
Only for accounts that already bought a period.

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Before you pay

  • No subscription, no auto-renewal: you pay once and access simply ends.
  • 7-calendar-day commercial refund benefit on your first purchase: fewer than 25 questions answered and no full-exam section completed. Extensions have the benefit described in the Refund Policy.
  • You keep statutory withdrawal where it applies and your rights in case of failures, including any refunds and compensation due. Read the Refund Policy before paying.

Refund Policy

Try 10 questions for free

No account, no email. Ten questions from the bank (Quant, Verbal and Data Insights), on the clock. When you finish you see your results by section and the explanations.

Frequently asked questions

Is SGATT a course?

No. It is a platform for practice, an exam and measurement. If you need to learn the theory from scratch, start with the official GMAC guides or a course; SGATT is for practicing and calibrating yourself.

Are the questions real GMAT questions?

No. They are written for SGATT in the format, types and levels of the GMAT. We do not use official or retired questions.

Is the full-length exam score the one I will get on the GMAT?

No. It is an estimate on the GMAT scale (60–90 per section, 205–805 total) calculated by SGATT; it shows your trend and lets you compare yourself with yourself, not predict the official result.

Is it in Spanish?

This site is; the app and the questions are in English, like the exam.

How do I pay?

By card, through Stripe. Prices are in Mexican pesos with VAT included; if you pay from another country, your bank converts the amount. An invoice (CFDI) on request, at no cost.

What happens when my period ends?

Access simply ends; nothing else is charged. You can buy a 60-day extension or a new period whenever you want.

Can I ask for a refund?

On your first purchase, within 7 calendar days, if you answered fewer than 25 questions and did not complete any section of the full-length exam. The details are in the Refund Policy.

Does it work for the GRE?

Not today; SGATT is for the GMAT only.