Quant Daily

Quant Daily serves one quant question a day for GRE Quantitative Reasoning and GMAT quant practice. The question is generated and checked to have exactly one correct answer, and every conversation receives that same question. When the round ends, the response carries a Verified answer and the worked explanation. A finished daily round also says whether this conversation solved in fewer attempts than other conversations that finished the same drill today. That comparison is attempts used, not time. That ranking is anonymous and is not the public website leaderboard. Under eight finishes, the percentage is omitted. Dev, staging, and test conversations are not in the count.

How it works:

• Ask for today's drill. You see the exam tag, the difficulty, the expected time and the options. You do not see the answer.
• Submit an option id. A wrong guess is only right or wrong, with attempts left. You get three attempts per conversation.
• Ask for a hint and it names the drill type and asks for the first step. It does not name the option.
• A correct answer adds a link to practice the full timed set on quantdaily.app.
• You can open two extra practice questions in a conversation. Those are not ranked.

Limits:

• Today's shared drill, plus two practice questions per conversation.
• Attempts are counted per conversation, not per person. No sign-in.
• English only.
• Quant only. GRE practice covers Quantitative Comparison and problem solving. GMAT practice covers problem solving and Data Sufficiency. Not verbal, not reading comprehension, and not a full course.
• Not affiliated with ETS or GMAC. Exam-style questions, not official or past-paper items.