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GMAT
Graduate Management Aptitude Test |
| What is GMAT? |
What Score Do You Need? |
The GMAT is the Graduate Management Admission Test, a computer adaptive standardized test considered by the vast majority of business schools as a measure of an applicant’s academic ability. The GMAT test does not include any questions that gauge your business knowledge. The GMAT test is computerized and administered six days each week, 52 weeks per year. While the exam can be taken online any time, it can only be taken once per 31 days and 5 times per year.
What is a Computer Adaptive Test?
The GMAT test is computer adaptive, meaning that instead of determining your score using a fixed set of questions, the exam provides you with questions of variable difficulty based on your answers to previous questions. GMAT test questions are not pre-set in advance. The GMAT begins with a question of average difficulty and if you answer it correctly, you will receive a slightly harder second question. If you answer it wrong, you will receive a slightly easier second question. Your third question, in turn, is based on your response to the second question, and so on. In this way, the GMAT test zeroes in on your ability level and assigns you a corresponding score. Because your real-time performance on the exam is essential to a final computation of your score, the way you take the GMAT test will differ greatly from your experience with other exams. Specifically:
You will see only one question on the screen at a time. You cannot move onto another question until you answer the current one. Once you answer a question, you cannot return to it or review any questions that you have already answered.
Correct responses to difficult questions are worth more than correct responses to easy questions. The raw number of correct questions answered is not indicative of your final score.
Despite these variables, the GMAT test will always present you with a fair mix of questions with regards to content areas for a given section. For instance, any test-taker will receive the same rough mix of arithmetic, algebra, and geometry questions on the quant portion of the test.
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| School |
Average GMAT Score |
| Wharton | 714 |
| London Business School |
697 |
| Harvard |
720 |
| Insead |
700 |
| NYU(Stern) |
717 |
| Cambridge |
690 |
| Stanford |
726 |
| ISB |
716 |
| IIM Ahemdabad |
721 |
| IIM Bangalore |
695 |
| XLRI Jamshedpur |
650 |
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| GMAT Test Format |
| GMAT Selection |
GMAT Score |
Questions |
Topic |
Timing |
| Essay |
1-6 |
1 Topic
1 Topic |
Analysis of an Issue
Analysis of an Argument |
30 min.
30 min. |
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5 min. |
| Quantitative |
100-400 |
37
( Including 9
Experimental
Questions ) |
Problem Solving
Data Sufficiency |
75 min. |
| --------------- Optional Rest Break -------------- |
5 min. |
| Verbal |
100-400 |
41 |
Reading Comprehension
Critical Reasoning
Sentence Correction |
75 min. |
| Total |
200-800 |
78+2 Essays |
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4 Hours (approx.) |
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| Let’s consider the facts: |
Unmatched Training Practice |
- 44% of admissions officers say that a low GMAT score is an "application killer".
- The top 25 business schools only accept 22% of applicants.
- The average GMAT score is around 540. The latest U.S. News & World Report guide notes that the top 30 programs have an average GMAT score of at least 660 (82nd percentile).
- The GMAT is the standardized test used by business schools for admission to graduate level programs. It is supposed to measure the skills necessary for business school and predict academic performance in an MBA program
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| Types of Program & Duration: |
| Program |
No. weeks |
No. of Days |
Total hours |
| REGULAR |
10 WEEKS |
3 DAYS / 2 Hrs. a Day |
60 HRS |
| WEEKEND |
10 WEEKS |
2 DAYS / 3 Hrs. a Day |
60 HRS |
| FAST TRACK |
5 WEEKS |
4 DAYS / 3 Hrs. a Day |
60HRS |
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| Test Registration & Fee |
| You can register for GMAT Test through www.mba.com and it will cost you $250. |
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