PracticeRC — CAT & GMAT Reading Comprehension (RC) Practice Tests

PracticeRC turns any article you are reading into a CAT or GMAT-style Reading Comprehension (RC) practice test, without leaving the page - an AI question generator pointed at the reading you already do. Select passage text on any readable article, click "Add to quiz", choose CAT or GMAT, and generate an exam-shaped RC test in Chrome's side panel, with the question and option counts each exam actually uses. Add as many parts of the page as you like: each stays highlighted, so you can see exactly what the questions will be written from. Practice against a timer, submit your answers, see your score instantly, and review an explanation for every option, including which trap each wrong answer was built on. What you can practise - CAT VARC: verbal ability and reading comprehension, in the CAT question and option shape - GMAT verbal reading comprehension, in the GMAT question and option shape - English reading and verbal aptitude on anything you read: news, long-form essays, journals, blogs - or the curated passage library on practicerc.com, already cut to exam length Who it is for CAT preparation, GMAT prep and other MBA entrance exam study - aspirants who want daily RC practice on real reading rather than the same recycled mock test question bank, and anyone preparing for a reading comprehension section who would rather practise on the articles they already read. Daily practice and progress The side panel shows how many free tests you have left today and how many tests remain until your next report card. With PracticeRC Premium it also keeps your daily streak: every test counts, whether it comes from the extension, the passage library or the daily live test. Open any test full-screen for a wider read with the passage beside the questions, or continue on practicerc.com, where the curated passage library, report cards, live tests and your history live. Privacy The extension only sends text you explicitly select, together with the source page's title and URL, after you choose to generate a test. It does not collect your browsing history or send page content automatically.