📊 GMAT PREPARATION
GMAT Study Time Tracking & Time Management
Track your GMAT preparation hours, manage your study time effectively, and stay motivated until test day. Join thousands of GMAT test-takers who use Athenify to reach their target score.
Track by section
Quant, Verbal, IR & AWA
Log study hours
Automatic & manual tracking
Visualize progress
Beautiful charts & insights
Stay motivated
Streaks & gamification
Effective GMAT preparation
How Athenify helps you ace the GMAT
1. Track your study time
Log every study session with our timer or manually. Athenify automatically records which GMAT section you worked on—Quant, Verbal, IR, or AWA.
2. Analyze your progress
See at a glance how many hours you've invested in each section. GMAC recommends 100-120 hours of prep—track yours and identify gaps in your study plan.
3. Stay accountable
Use streaks, medals, and your rising "share price" to stay motivated every single day. Turn GMAT prep into a rewarding journey.
Your MBA journey
What you'll achieve
Your target score
Hit the GMAT score your target MBA programs expect—700+ for top schools.Top MBA admission
M7 and other elite programs take your application seriously. Doors open.Stronger MBA ROI
Scholarships and better job placement at higher-ranked programs compound over your career.Business career accelerated
The MBA is your launchpad. Consulting, finance, tech—you've earned your ticket.
Focus timer & time management
Why Time Tracking Drives GMAT Success
GMAC data shows successful test-takers study 100-120+ hours. For competitive MBA programs, you need every point. Time tracking ensures you're investing enough hours where they matter most.
Motivation for MBA aspirants
Top business school admissions are competitive. Streaks and gamification keep you practicing Quant problems and Verbal passages daily—consistency beats cramming.Data-driven accountability
GMAC publishes median study hours by target score. Athenify shows you exactly where you stand. Aiming for 700+? Make sure your hours reflect your ambition.Balance quant and verbal
Track time across Quantitative, Verbal, Integrated Reasoning, and AWA. See exactly how much time you're spending on each section and prevent weak areas from hurting your score.Focus with Pomodoro sessions
Use the built-in timer for concentrated practice sessions. 25 minutes of focused problem-solving is more valuable than an hour of distracted studying.Ready for business school
With clear data on your preparation, you'll know when you're ready to test. Walk into your MBA application with a GMAT score that opens doors.