Evaluate the test taker's ability to analyze an argument and express ideas clearly and effectively in written form.
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GMAT Test Overview
Graduation Management Assessment Test is a computer-adaptive test required for any business, school, or college. And GMAT score is mandatory to get into management programs such as MBA or any Finance related courses at any top business schools abroad. GMAT tests your ability to read, verbally, write, and make analytical computations
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Assess the ability to analyze and synthesize information presented in various formats from multiple sources.
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Measure mathematical and quantitative reasoning abilities.
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Speaking or writing score review form your exam.
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Evaluate the ability to understand and evaluate written material, make inferences, and correct written sentences.
How to Prepare for GMAT Exam
Quantitative Section
Practice problem-solving and data sufficiency questions.Use reputable GMAT prep books or online resources to reinforce quantitative skills.
Verbal Section
Improve your reading comprehension skills by reading articles, journals, and business-related materials. Practice critical reasoning and sentence correction questions.
Integrated Reasoning
Practice different question types, such as Graphics Interpretation and Multi-Source Reasoning. Focus on analyzing and synthesizing information from various sources.
Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA):
Practice writing essays under timed conditions. Review sample essays and understand the scoring criteria.
GMAT Training
Familiarize yourself with the content and structure of the GMAT, including the four main sections: Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), Integrated Reasoning (IR), Quantitative Reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning. Simulate test conditions during practice to improve time management.