GMAT Overview

GMAT stands for "Graduate Management Admission Test," which is a test that evaluates students' analytical writing, mathematical, and verbal skills in preparation for MBA and comparable programs at a graduate business school. 

Structure of GMAT

A. Verbal Reasoning

In 65 minutes, you'll have to answer 36 multiple choice questions consisting of following sub components.

1. Correction of Sentences 

This topic assesses your ability to modify textual content to ensure that it complies with 'standard written English.' 

2. Critical Reasoning 

This test puts your capacity to comprehend and draw conclusions to the test. 

3. Reading comprehension 

This challenge puts your reading and comprehension skills to the test.

B. Integrated Reasoning

This part has 12 questions and takes 30 minutes to complete. The tasks are developed to evaluate how well you incorporate information in order to solve complicated problems; to obtain credit, you must correctly answer all of the questions; no partial credit is given.

C. Quantitative Reasoning

In 62 minutes, you'll have to answer 31 multiple-choice questions consisting of following sub components 

1. Problem Solving

This topic assesses fundamental arithmetic skills, comprehension of basic Math topics, and quantitative reasoning ability.

2. Data Sufficiency

This matter assesses your capacity to identify a quantitative challenge, identify which snippets of evidence are significant, and evaluate whether enough data is provided to address a problem.

D. Analytical Writing 

Analysis of an Argument 

The Analyze an Argument assignment tests your competence to comprehend, interpret, and interpret information, as well as to write coherently about your insights.

GMAT Test Duration

Total time spent on the test is about 3 hours and 7 minutes.

GMAT Validity

The validity of an GMAT result is 5 years.

Grading the GMAT examination

The total GMAT score varies from 200-800 where scores in the Analytical Writing Assessment section range from 0 to 6 in half point increments. Scores in the Integrated Reasoning section range from 1 to 8 in one-point increments. In 1-point increments, quantitative ratings can range from 6 to 51. In 1-point increments, verbal scores can range from 6 to 51. In 10-point increments, the total score might vary from 200 to 800.

Lakehead Education’s GMAT classes

Our session lasts six weeks and is delivered in a cyclic structure. The GMAT program is designed to provide individuals with the necessary skills and approaches they will need to attempt the GMAT test with ease, assurance and to succeed gracefully. The program will also provide learners with extensive practice in each module, assuring that they understand how to make the most of their time and resource. Learners will indeed take formative assessments for each competency in exam conditions, with experts providing constructive direction to help them succeed.

• GMAT Teaching Material at Their Finest
• Educators who are most skilled and collaborative
• There is indeed a great deal of support everywhere.
• Practice/ Mock Exams
• Tests and evaluation on demand.
• The daily tasks are designed to give you regular habit in order to help you reach your full potential.
• Classes for Revision

GMAT Details in Nepal

GMAT Test Fee: US $250