Free GMATPrep® Test Preparation Software

GMATPrep test-preparation software is available to help you prepare for the Computer-Adaptive GMAT® exam.

This tool is free to registered users of mba.com!

The GMATPrep software uses the same technology used by the official GMAT exam. With this software, you can simulate the actual test experience.

GMATPrep software features:

• A 15-question practice section for each type of GMAT question, with answers and explanations for each question
• 2 full-length computer adaptive practice tests with answers (detailed explanations of answers are not included) 
• Accurate computing of Verbal and Quantitative scores, which you can use to judge how prepared you are for the actual GMAT exam
• A comprehensive math review
• Real-time scoring

When you register for the GMAT test, you may also choose to have a free CD-ROM version of the GMATPrep software mailed to you. It takes two weeks for delivery within the United States and four weeks for delivery to other locations.

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Several users trying to install or run GMATPrep software have gotten a message saying the HTMLViewer.exe file is infected with a virus. The GMATPrep file has been tested thoroughly against virus software from most major vendors and been given a clean bill of health.

GMATPrep is not showing up on software from some major vendors, including Norton. Here’s the status of GMATPrep false positives by anti-viral software program:

McAfee. If your virus definitions are up to date, you should not experience any problems with GMATPrep. False positives from several weeks ago were fixed with the newest version.

AVG. AVG has been contacted, but the false positives are still appearing. You can set up the software to ignore GMATPrep when it scans for viruses. Here’s what you should do:

1. Configure the AVG software to prevent it from scanning the GMATPrep file during installation.
   • Open the AVG program. From the Tools menu, choose Advanced settings and then choose PUP exceptions. Click the Add exception button. 
   • Locate GMATPrepSetup.exe as the file you want to exclude from the virus scan.
   • Click the Add button to save the setting. 
2. Install the GMATPrep software.
3. Exclude the GMATPrep directory from being scanned when you run the application.
   • Open the AVG program. From the Tools menu, choose Advanced settings. 
   • In the left pane, select Resident Shield and choose Exceptions.
   • Click the Add path button and locate the directory you want to exclude from the virus scan, normally Program Files\GMATPrep.
   • Click the OK button to save the setting. 

Norman and Panda Norman and Panda have been contacted, but as of April 24, 2009, no response has been received. 

Please email GMATTechSupport@pearson.com if you need further assistance.