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Original practice questions for the NMAT by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)), mixed across 4 topics with instant answers and explanations. Practise by topic below or take the timed mock test.

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  1. Q1.PercentagesWhat is 25% of 660?

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    Answer: D — 165

    25% of 660 = 25/100 × 660 = 165.

  2. Q2.Data InterpretationThe average of 9 numbers is 20. If 29 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: D — 20.9

    Old total = 9 × 20 = 180. New total = 180 + 29 = 209; new average = 209/10 = 20.9.

  3. Q3.Logical ReasoningWhat day of the week was 20 July 2020?

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    Answer: B — Monday

    Using odd days (or Zeller’s rule), 20 July 2020 falls on a Monday.

  4. Q4.Vocabulary & IdiomsChoose the correctly spelt word.

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    Answer: B — Accommodation

    Accommodation has double c and double m.

  5. Q5.PercentagesWhat is 75% of 480?

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    Answer: B — 360

    75% of 480 = 75/100 × 480 = 360.

  6. Q6.Data InterpretationSales (units): 2021: 880 · 2022: 620 · 2023: 440 · 2024: 750 · 2025: 660. What was the percentage change in 2025 over 2024?

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    Answer: A — -12%

    Change = 660 − 750 = -90; ÷ 750 × 100 = -12%.

  7. Q7.Logical ReasoningWhat is the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock at 6:25?

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    Answer: A — 42.5°

    Angle = |30H − 5.5M| = |30×6 − 5.5×25| = 42.5°.

  8. Q8.Vocabulary & IdiomsChoose the synonym of CANDID.

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    Answer: A — Frank

    Candid means truthful and straightforward — frank.

  9. Q9.PercentagesTwo successive discounts of 10% and 20% are equivalent to a single discount of:

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    Answer: C — 28%

    Net discount = a + b − ab/100 = 10 + 20 − 10×20/100 = 28%.

  10. Q10.Data InterpretationThe average of 10 numbers is 35. If 74 is added, what is the new average?

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    Answer: A — 38.55

    Old total = 10 × 35 = 350. New total = 350 + 74 = 424; new average = 424/11 = 38.55.

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PercentagesQuantitative aptitudeCalculated (new numbers every set)
Data InterpretationData interpretationCalculated (new numbers every set)
Logical ReasoningReasoningCalculated (new numbers every set)
Vocabulary & IdiomsEnglishQuestion bank

Frequently asked questions

What is 25% of 660?
Answer: D — 165. 25% of 660 = 25/100 × 660 = 165.
The average of 9 numbers is 20. If 29 is added, what is the new average?
Answer: D — 20.9. Old total = 9 × 20 = 180. New total = 180 + 29 = 209; new average = 209/10 = 20.9.
What day of the week was 20 July 2020?
Answer: B — Monday. Using odd days (or Zeller’s rule), 20 July 2020 falls on a Monday.
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No. Every question is an original practice question written in the style, syllabus and difficulty of the exam, with a worked explanation. The site is not affiliated with any exam body.
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