A globally recognized standardized exam for admission into graduate management programs.
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) exam is a standardized exam used in admissions decisions by more than 5,200 graduate management programs worldwide.
It helps you gauge, and demonstrate to schools, your academic potential for success in graduate-level management studies.
The four-part exam measures your Analytical Writing, Verbal, Quantitative, and Integrated Reasoning skills β higher-order reasoning skills that management faculty worldwide have identified as important.
GMAT scores provide a standardized, statistically reliable measure of how you are likely to perform academically in the core curriculum of a graduate management program.
The GMAT exam is delivered entirely in English and solely on a computer.
It is not a test of business knowledge, subject matter mastery, English vocabulary, or advanced computational skills.
The GMAT is presented in the form of a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT). This means the computer adapts to your performance, presenting questions and generating scores based on your responses.
Launched in 1954 by a group of nine business schools to provide a uniform measure of academic skills, the GMAT exam is now accepted by more than 5,200 programs at approximately 1,900 institutions worldwide.
Prestigious B-schools in India, including ISB and IIMs, also accept GMAT scores. Thus, if you want to join a top business school, GMAT is often required.
The GMAT exam consists of four sections:
No, GMAT is not the only criterion. While it is an important part of the selection process, other factors also play a role:
However, your GMAT score may be crucial for consideration of these other factors, so it cannot be ignored.
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