GMAT is a Graduate Management Aptitude Test, a standardized test required by the vast majority of business schools because it provides the measure of an applicant’s academic ability. It is a standardized aptitude test with a pre-defined syllabus and is required for admission to many of the world's leading Business Schools.

The GMAT test does not include any questions that gauge your business knowledge.

Total GMAT score ranges from 200 to 800 and measures performance on the quantitative aptitude and verbal sections together.

SECTION	NUMBER OF QUESTIONS	TIME LIMIT
AWA(one Issue one Argument)	2	30 minutes for each essay
Additional Score Report	$274 per score recipient
BREAK		10 minutes
Verbal: about 14 Reading Comprehension Questions (3 passages),10 Critical Reasoning Questions and 17 Sentence Correction Questions)	41	75 minutes
Quantitative (about 13 Data Sufficiency, and 34 Problem Solving)	37	75 minutes