The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT®) is used by many graduate schools of business and management as one criterion in considering application for admission to the school graduate programs. The GMAT® measures verbal, mathematical and analytical writing skills of students.

The GMAT® is a four-hour computer-adaptive test. Your performance on previous questions determines which question you Will be asked next. Questions that appear early in the exam impact your score more than those appearing at the end of the exam.

SECTIONS OF GMAT®

Analytical Writing
The Analytical Writing Section has two essays. One asks students to "analyze an issue," the other asks them to "analyze an argument."

Verbal Section
The Verbal Section consists of sentence correction questions, reading comprehension and critical reasoning exercises.

Quantitative Section
The Quantitative Section tests high-school level math. The students will be required to be familiar with arithmetic, algebra, and geometry and data analysis.