GMAT

Conducted by GMAC, the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a global MBA entrance exam. GMAT is designed to help B-schools evaluate a candidate’s ability to do well in an MBA program. Many Indian candidates aspire to ace this “computer adaptive test” to get admission into top global MBA and Masters in Management (MiM) degree from a leading Business School in the USA. Besides, many top B-schools in India also accept GMAT scores for 1-year MBA programs, 2 year programs and Executive MBA programs.

Conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) for more than 60 years, the GMAT is a ‘Computer Adaptive Test’ which is backed by decades of peer-reviewed research including hundreds of validity studies in the last 10 years alone. The GMAT exam score is accepted by more than 2,400 MBA colleges and universities across the Globe. The GMAT exam pattern is developed to primarily test a candidate’s Reasoning Skills. The exam is conducted round the year and you can apply and appear in GMAT 5 times a year to improve your GMAT score and percentile.

Conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) for more than 60 years, the GMAT is a ‘Computer Adaptive Test’ which is backed by decades of peer-reviewed research including hundreds of validity studies in the last 10 years alone. The GMAT is a standardized exam used as a criterion for admission into many graduate-level business programs, such as MBA (Master of Business Administration) programs. Here are the key points about GMAT syllabus:

Graduate Management Admission Test, popularly known as GMAT Exam, is a computer based MBA entrance exam that is accepted by all leading MBA colleges in the world. In India too GMAT is accepted by IIMs and other top B-schools for their One Year MBA Program. Some MBA Colleges in India also accept GMAT for their main MBA program.