Get the GMAT score you need. Guaranteed.
See the conditionsLike a private tutor who spots every mistake.
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Set your target score
The score you need, your current level in Quant, Verbal and Data Insights, your exam date.
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We find where you lose points
Our machine learning model, developed over 10 months by our team in San Francisco, reviews every answer of your GMAT mock test. It spots the mistakes you keep making and ranks them by how many points they cost you.
Our tech team is based in San Francisco
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You train on your mistakes
Each session is then built from your own mistakes and adjusts after every answer. No generic drills, no wasted hours.
Train exactly where you lose points.
Your score goes up. Or we pay you back.
If you don’t reach your guaranteed gain, we refund your subscription in full and pay for your GMAT retake (up to $300).
| Your current score | Guaranteed gain |
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| 505 or below | +70 |
| 515–545 | +70 |
| 555–585 | +70 |
| 595–625 | +70 |
| 635–655 | +70 |
Why Shark Exam?
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A teaching method shaped by years of one-to-one tutoring.
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Start today. If your score doesn’t go up, you get a full refund and we pay for your retake.
Get my target scoreFrequently asked questions.
How is Shark Exam different from other GMAT platforms?
Shark Exam builds your training from your real mistakes.
Targeted practice, flashcards, tips and mock tests work together: a mock changes your revision, your flashcards and your next practice sessions. Nothing you do is wasted.
How does Shark Exam find my weak spots?
Each answer reveals three things: the question type, the topic and the skill behind it.
- Question type: Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Critical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Table Analysis, Two-Part Analysis or Multi-Source Reasoning.
- Topic: number properties, rates and work, percentages, probability or argument structure.
- Skill: setting up the right equation, spotting a hidden assumption or reading a chart under time pressure.
Miss a type repeatedly? Practise it more. Master it? See it less. As you improve, the difficulty builds with you.
I’ve already prepared elsewhere. Do I start from scratch?
No. Take a mock test to establish your current level. Shark Exam uses your mistakes to build a personalised path, so you pick up from where you are today.
What makes the explanations different?
You’ll see how to find the answer: spot the key information, identify what the question really asks, eliminate the traps and understand why one answer remains.
You learn reasoning you can reuse, rather than memorising a correction.
Are the questions like the real GMAT?
The preparation covers the GMAT Focus Edition, with practice designed around the exam’s question types, structure and timing. The exam has three 45-minute sections: Quantitative Reasoning (21 questions), Verbal Reasoning (23 questions) and Data Insights (20 questions), for a Total Score from 205 to 805.
Shark Exam is an independent preparation service. Its practice materials and estimated scores are not official GMAT materials or results.
How do the flashcards work?
Flashcards are organised by difficulty level. Cards you know return later; difficult ones return sooner. Quant, Verbal and Data Insights mistakes can become flashcards automatically.
You can also add your own concepts from a list, article, PDF or a photo of your notes.
What’s covered by the guarantee?
Improve your GMAT Total Score by at least 70 points, or get 100% of your subscription back plus up to $300 towards your next GMAT.
For students starting at 655 or below who complete the three-month program and meet all eligibility conditions.
Can I cancel my subscription?
The monthly subscription can be cancelled from your account. Three-month and twelve-month plans are one-time purchases and do not renew.
Your learning history, statistics, mistakes and personalised path remain available when you return. Plans and billing are not active in this preview.