GMAT

ITT – GMAT is an exam that assesses the ability of students to apply for a Master and PhD programs in business administration. More than 5,800 graduate business programs around the world now use this score as a minimum entry requirement. As such, GMAT preparation is very essential.

The structure of the GMAT exam is as follows:

• Examination time: 210 minutes.
• Score range: 200 – 800.
• The exam consists of 4 parts.

– Analytical Writing Assessment (30 minutes): 1 topic for critical analysis.

– Integrated Reasoning (30 minutes): 12 questions on multi-source theories, graphical explanations, two-part analysis and table analysis.

– Quantitative (75 minutes): 37 questions assessing mathematical abilities, quantitative reasoning skills, decomposing and mapping data.

– Verbal (75 minutes): 41 questions assessing reading skills, correcting text in accordance with English language standards and the meaning of the article.

As a standardized test, the difficulty of the GMAT preparation is inevitable:

• The exam is in English that requires specialized terminologies.
• Due to the limited amount of time, you will not be able to finish the exam with a well-expected score so unless you have the skills or tactics.
• Questions often hide information in each case of the question.
• Verbal is the most difficult part with Sentence Correction, Critical Reasoning, and Reading Comprehension.

Therefore, in order to successfully complete the GMAT exam, candidates need to:

• Build their own strategies for the exam.
• Review with GMAT past papers.
• Read the questions carefully in order to complete all of them.
• Rearrange the given information in Math questions to make it a useful hint for the answers.
• Spend more time for the first part of the paragraph and read carefully to understand the structure, tone and ideas arrangement leading to more accurate answers in the reading comprehension.
• Focus on specific points of the argument and ignore other answers completely or unrelated to that argument.
• To approach each sentence to find logical reasoning is better than to rely too much on the given details.
• Remove unnecessary information for achieving a short and concise writing.

Now, Intertu Education is enrolling potential students for GMAT preparation. For inquiries and registration, please contact us directly or via email or hotline.