GMAT Exam Pattern

GMAT Exam Pattern 2014 Structure of Paper and Syllabus of Study

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is the qualifying management entrance exam conducted for admitting eligible candidates in the different B-Schools of India. Every year lot of candidates participates in the concerned entrance exam as conducted by the Pearson VUE at all the major cities of India. The exam is held every year in the months of September- December respectively. The candidates qualifying in the GMAT 2014 shall be provided admissions in the different management Institutes and B-Schools in India as well as abroad including the following – United States/ Europe and other foreign countries.

Name of Exam: Graduate Management Admission Test

Conducting Authority: Pearson UVE; Educational Testing Service (ETS)

Courses of Admission: MBA (Master of Business Administration); PhD Courses in Management

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Eligibility for Exam:

The candidates eligible to apply for the GMAT includes all the Graduation/ Intermediate passed students from any UGC recognized colleges/ universities in India.

Exam Pattern:

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) shall be having three main parts on the following topics:

1) Analytical Writing Assessment

2) Quantitative Section and

3) Verbal Section

Distribution of Questions:

Analytical Writing Assessment- 1 Question

Integrated Reasoning- 12 Questions

Quantitative Aptitude- 37 Questions and

Verbal- 41 Questions

Total Time Allotted: 3 Hours and 30 Minutes

Time Allotted to different Sections:

Writing Section- Analysis of Issue Essay and Argument Essay- 30 Minutes each

Maths Section- 75 Minutes and

Verbal Section- 75 Minutes

Syllabus of Study:

Analytical Writing Assessment: essay based questions having justification and analysis; arguments and critical evaluation on the part of the applicants

Integrated Reasoning: Multi Source Reasoning; Table Analysis; Graphics Interpretation and Two Part Analysis

Quantitative Section: Problem Solving based questions and DS (Data Sufficiency) questions

Verbal Section: Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction and Reading Comprehension based questions; Fundamental Skills in English

The standard of questions asked in the exam shall be of Class 10th level for all the sections including the Quantitative Section of Exam.

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Modes of Examination:

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is conducted in the computer modes only.

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