Question 1

What is Morra?

Accepted Answer

Morra is a GMAT Focus practice platform. It gives you access to a 1,500+ question bank covering Quantitative, Verbal, and Data Insights, with performance analytics to track your progress.

Question 2

Is Morra free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Morra is currently free to use. Just sign in and start practicing.

Question 3

What GMAT sections does Morra cover?

Accepted Answer

Morra covers all three GMAT Focus sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning (Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension), and Data Insights (Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Two-Part Analysis, Graphs & Tables).

Question 4

Are adaptive mock tests available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Go to Mock Tests from the sidebar to start a full-length, 3-section adaptive mock exam. Each test mirrors real GMAT conditions: 64 questions, 2h 15m total, with an optional break between sections. Scores are estimated on the official 205–805 scale.

Question 5

Are the questions official GMAT questions?

Accepted Answer

No. Morra questions are original, GMAT-style questions written to mirror the style and difficulty of the official exam. They are not sourced from GMAC or the Official Guide.

Question 6

How do I delete my account?

Accepted Answer

Go to your Account settings page after signing in, or contact us and we will delete your account and data within 30 days.

Question 7

I found a mistake in a question. How do I report it?

Accepted Answer

Use the flag button on any question card during a practice session to report an issue. We review all flags.

Question 8

What is the GMAT Focus Edition score range?

Accepted Answer

The total score ranges from 205 to 805 in 10-point increments (all scores end in 5). Each of the three sections — Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights — is scored on a 60–90 scale.

Question 9

What is a good GMAT Focus Edition score?

Accepted Answer

The mean score is approximately 565. A score of 655 or above is generally competitive for most MBA programs. A score of 705 or above places you in roughly the top 10% and is competitive for M7 programs (Harvard, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg, MIT, Columbia, Stanford).

Question 10

How long are GMAT Focus Edition scores valid?

Accepted Answer

GMAT Focus Edition scores are valid for 5 years from the date of your test.

Question 11

How many questions are on the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

The GMAT Focus Edition has 64 questions total: 21 in Quantitative Reasoning, 23 in Verbal Reasoning, and 20 in Data Insights. Each section is 45 minutes.

Question 12

How long is the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

Total testing time is 2 hours and 15 minutes. There is one optional 10-minute break between sections. Total appointment time including check-in is roughly 2.5 to 3 hours.

Question 13

Can I review and change my answers on the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can bookmark questions and return to change up to 3 answers per section. This is a new feature not available on the Classic GMAT.

Question 14

What is the Data Insights section?

Accepted Answer

Data Insights is a new section that combines question types from the old Integrated Reasoning section with Data Sufficiency (previously in Quant). It includes: Data Sufficiency, Multi-Source Reasoning, Table Analysis, Graphics Interpretation, and Two-Part Analysis. It counts toward your total score.

Question 15

Is the Classic GMAT still available?

Accepted Answer

No. The Classic GMAT was retired on January 31, 2024. The GMAT Focus Edition is the only version of the GMAT currently available. Classic GMAT scores earned before that date remain valid for 5 years.

Question 16

What changed in the GMAT Focus Edition vs the Classic GMAT?

Accepted Answer

Key changes: the AWA essay and Integrated Reasoning sections were removed; Sentence Correction was removed from Verbal; Geometry was removed from Quant; Data Sufficiency moved to the new Data Insights section; the exam is shorter (2h 15m vs 3h 7m); and you can now review and change up to 3 answers per section.

Question 17

How long should I study for the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

On average, test-takers spend 120–150 hours studying over 3–4 months. The right amount depends on your starting score and target score. Someone starting at 500 aiming for 700 will need significantly more time than someone starting at 620.

Question 18

How much does the GMAT Focus Edition cost?

Accepted Answer

The GMAT Focus Edition costs $275 USD for both online and test center delivery. Rescheduling fees apply depending on how close to your exam date you reschedule.

Question 19

How many times can I take the GMAT Focus Edition?

Accepted Answer

You can take the GMAT Focus Edition up to 5 times within a rolling 12-month period, and up to 8 times in your lifetime. You must wait at least 16 days between attempts.

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