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The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test), is a computer-based exam that helps to assess the student’s qualification for advanced studies at a graduate school. It is regulated by Pearson VUE under the of GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council), a non-benefit association. Through-out the year it conveys test in 34 cities in India through 39 test centres.

It is designed especially for applicants to business programs. Hence, if you are applying for a business program, and the college you want to apply to is amongst the only few institutions that do not accept the GMAT, you would have no choice but to take the GMAT.

A Large number of schools accept GMAT scores from applicants, so preparing for the test is important. By following a perfect preparation strategy can increase a student’s score enough to identify a difference between being rejected to a program or waitlisted and accepted by B-school’s.

Nowadays GMAT is also accepted by many Indian schools,
One year MBA program at SPJIMR, XLRI, Indian School of Business (ISB), and Great Lakes as well as for the PGP-X MBA programs at the IIMs.
Two Year Flagship MBA at 100+ B-schools/Universities including SPJIMR, IMI, IMT, XUB, TAPMI, KJ Somaiya, Goa Institute of Management (GIM), etc.

It measures you on: The GMAT test gauges the aptitudes you have against the abilities that the schools pay special mind to. GMAT isn’t only a trial of your quantitative and verbal capacity, rather, it tests you on your systematic capacity your capacity to dissect complex data and your coherent ability separated from your time procedures.

Who is eligible for GMAT exam?

There is no age or capability based imperative to take the GMAT — essentially, anybody can step through this examination. The GMAT test scores are substantial for a long time. In any case, while applying to B-Schools, it is in every case better if your scores have been acquired inside the most recent 2 years.

GMAT is a computer adaptive test. Refer the below table with the details as per GMAC:

Exam Features:

The GMAT allows you to take charge of your testing experience with its flexible score-sending options and test-taker-friendly features.

Question Review & Edit:

You have more control over the answers to your questions with the Question Review & Edit tool since it lets you change responses in each part later. Because you can edit these answers later, you can spend less time on questions you’re not sure about with this tool. This is how it functions:

• You can bookmark questions that you want to go over again at a later time as you navigate through a section.
• You will reach the Question Review & Edit screen for a section once you have completed all of the questions in it. Note: You will immediately be redirected to your optional break screen or the next section if there is no more time in the section. You will not be able to access the Question Review & Edit screen.
• A numbered list of the questions in each part and an indicator of the questions you bookmarked are included in each Question Review & Edit screen.
• A question number click will direct you to that particular question.
• You have the option to evaluate an unlimited number of questions and edit a maximum of three (3) answers.

Select Section Order

You can complete the three sections in any sequence. Additionally, you can take a 10-minute optional break any time after the first or second section. As a result, you have more opportunity to perform to the best of your abilities because you may tailor the exam to precisely how you studied for it.

Flexible Score Sending

After taking the test and knowing your exact score, you can choose which colleges to receive your free score reports. This implies you can concentrate on the exam, and not be worried about your result being sent to any schools just yet.

Detailed Results Delivered Fast

You will receive a comprehensive Official Score Report with rich insights into your exam performance, including (but not limited to) the following, within 1-3 days* of finishing the test.

• Section Performance;
• Performance according to Question Type, Skills, and Content Domain (subject area)
• Time Management