There are just two types of Quantitative questions, and they’re interspersed throughout the section in random order. The two types are problem solving questions and data sufficiency questions. Typically, about two-thirds of GMAT math questions will be problem solving and one-third will be data sufficiency.

There are two types of GMAT quantitative questions: data sufficiency and problem solving. In this section, I’ll go into more detail about the format of each question type and give you an example problem and solution for each.