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- Conducted by: GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council)
- Adaptivity: Question-adaptive within each section
- Section order: Candidate chooses the order (6 combinations)
- Review: Bookmark and edit up to 3 answers per section
- Removed from the exam: Analytical Writing Assessment (essay), Sentence Correction, Geometry
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GMAT courses
GMAT · 3 sections
Expected questions
- Arithmetic10–11 Qs
- Algebra8–9 Qs
- Word Problems2–3 Qs
Syllabus
Arithmetic
- Number properties (odd/even, primes, divisibility, remainders)
- Percentages
- Ratios & proportions
- Fractions & decimals
- Simple/compound interest
- Averages
Algebra
- Linear and quadratic equations
- Inequalities
- Absolute values
- Functions
Word Problems
- Time-speed-distance
- Work-rate
- Mixtures/alligations
No Data Sufficiency and no pure geometry in this section.
Expected questions
- Reading Comprehension13–14 Qs
- Critical Reasoning9–10 Qs
Syllabus
Reading Comprehension
- 3-4 passages of 350+ words
- Main idea, details, inference, structure, style and tone
Critical Reasoning
- Strengthen/weaken
- Assumptions
- Resolve paradox
- Logical flaws
Sentence Correction removed.
Expected questions
- Data Sufficiency5–6 Qs
- Multi-Source Reasoning4–5 Qs
- Table Analysis3–4 Qs
- Graphics Interpretation3–4 Qs
- Two-Part Analysis3–4 Qs
Syllabus
Data Sufficiency
- Statement 1 / 2 / both / neither
Multi-Source Reasoning
- 2-3 tabs of emails, tables, charts
Table Analysis
- Sortable table; True/False, Yes/No
Graphics Interpretation
- Scatter, bubble, x/y curves, bar charts; fill-in-the-blank statements
Two-Part Analysis
- Grid of two answers; quant or verbal trade-offs, simultaneous equations
Replaces the old Integrated Reasoning section; new home of Data Sufficiency.
GMAT exam guide
GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) by GMAC: computer-adaptive, offered on demand all year at test centres (and online); used mainly for MBA abroad and accepted by many Indian MBA programmes.
Eligibility
- Age: 18+ (13-17 with written parental consent); no upper age limit
- Qualification: GMAC sets none; colleges usually need a graduate degree
Registration & fees
- Create an account on mba.com
- Fill personal details
- Pay the fee online
- Pick a date, time and centre (book about a month ahead)
Fees
- Online: US$300 plus 18% GST
- Test centre: US$275 plus 18% GST
- Extra score report: US$35 each (first 5 free)
Re-check fees and dates on the official bulletin for each session.
Results
Unofficial scores appear right after the test; you can accept or cancel them.
Official site: www.mba.com
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