GMAT Coaching Centre in Muvattupuzha

GMAT is a computer-adaptive test made to evaluate a anyones verbal and reading aptitude as well as their writing, analysis, and quantitative abilities. These abilities are an essential component of the skill sets needed to pursue an MBA. A candidate may take the GMAT up to five times a year. It is offered all year long in multiple areas. The results are valid for five years following the exam date. Total score of GMAT is currently 800.

Your chances of being accepted to top international business schools are increased by a strong GMAT score. Also sometimes enables students to get faster Visa Processing times in countries like USA, Australia.

Excellent career opportunities: GMAT scores are accepted by more than 2400 graduate business institutions globally. 114 nations throughout the world participate in this test.

GMAT results are valid for five years, so you can work during that time to gain experience and then apply for admission using those same marks.
Date Flexibility: You are permitted to take the GMAT five times in a calendar year.
Multicultural atmosphere: If you pass the GMAT, you’ll be exposed to a multicultural atmosphere and the international community.

GMAT Computer Adaptive Exam

Over 200,000 individuals take the GMAT, a computer adaptive exam, each year. The difficult part is evaluating them based on how well these candidates do on a 3-hour test. As a result, GMAC especially created the test in an adaptive method to evaluate a test taker’s aptitude in the least amount of time. The GMAT’s quantitative and verbal reasoning sections are computer-adaptive, which means it assesses a candidate’s aptitude level in real-time. Based on the responses to the prior questions, questions are chosen for computer adaptive assessment. For instance, if you correctly respond to one question, the next question will be a little more challenging. In contrast, you will be given a simple question if you don’t respond to the prior question’s proper question. The procedure keeps on till you finish the section. You are unable to rewind, go back, or alter your response to a question.

Top Universities Which Accept GMAT

University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth college, University of California-Los Angeles, Harvard Business School, Stanford and many more.

GMAT Eligibility

There are no super eligibility criteria to take GMAT. However, you will need certain basics:

• Work Experience
• Age at least 13 Years
• No Upper Age Limit

GMAT Test Centers in India

Over 70k Indians take GMAT Coaching each year making the country the 2nd highest test taker. Many test centers in top cities like Kochi.

GMAT Syllabus

The GMAT exam is over 3 hours long and the maximum score any student can achieve is 800. The sections are divided as follows:

1. Analytical Writing Assessment Syllabus
2. Integrated Reasoning Syllabus
3. Quantitative Reasoning Syllabus
4. Verbal Reasoning

1. Analytical Writing Assessment Section

Your communication and critical thinking abilities are assessed on the GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment section. The quality of the candidates’ written analytical arguments is evaluated. The test lasts 30 minutes, and there are six possible scores, each worth a half-point. There are two possible essay types on the GMAT AWA syllabus –

1. Argument Essay: You must first analyze the logic in this part before putting out your case. Recall that your evaluation will depend on how convincing you think a certain argument is. Make sure you don’t make any unfounded assumptions and assess whether the argument makes sense. Consider the importance of grammar and syntax while defending or opposing the criticism made in the question.
2. Issue Essay: You are required to prepare an essay on the assigned topic in this section. The candidate has to provide a 600-word viewpoint. Either the candidates’ opinions or the opinion that supports the statement can be expressed. You will be evaluated based on how well you present your viewpoint, so be sure to do so.

2. Integrated Reasoning Section

Your comprehension skills and your ability to integrate facts presented in graphical or tabular form are tested on the GMAT Integrated Reasoning course. The test has five sections with the following categories of questions and lasts 30 minutes.

• The GMAT Table Analysis: Candidates are tested on their ability to sort and evaluate a data table, similar to a spreadsheet, in order to identify the pertinent information or the data that satisfies predetermined criteria.
• GMAT Two-Part Analysis: Evaluates candidates’ ability to work through challenging problems. The issues may be verbal, numerical, or a mix of the two. The format is adaptable and has a broad scope of use. The candidates are tested on their simultaneous problem solving, trade-off analysis, and relationship-making skills.
• Multi-Source Reasoning: This test assesses an applicant’s ability to carefully evaluate information from several sources, including tables, visuals, text passages, or a mix of all three, in order to provide multiple answers to questions. Candidates will be expected to make deductions, and certain tasks can ask you to assess the significance of the data. Candidates will need to identify differences between several data sources in a few questions.
• Graphics Interpretation: This test assesses candidates’ capacity to deduce relationships and draw conclusions from data displayed in graphical images such as scatter plots, x/y graphs, bar charts, pie charts, and statistical curve distributions.

3. Quantitative Reasoning Section

A candidate is evaluated on criteria like mathematical reasoning, complicated problem-solving abilities, and graphical interpretation abilities on the GMAT Quantitative Reasoning course. The many questions kinds include

GMAT Problem Solving Questions: Use logic and analytical skills to tackle challenging quantitative issues.
The GMAT Data Sufficiency portion tests your ability to use data to solve mathematical problems. The following is a list of all the quantitative topics:

4. Verbal Reasoning Syllabus

There will be 36 multiple-choice questions in this verbal skills segment. Sentence correction, reading comprehension, and critical reasoning make up this section. This portion assesses the applicants’ comprehension of the textual content as well as their ability to read and recognize the connections between ideas and points made in the passage.

Critical Reasoning: The GMAT Critical Reasoning curriculum comprises various argument types that assess students’ abilities to analyze argument structure, assess arguments and assumptions, develop or assess a plan of action, complete an argument, strengthen or weaken an argument, etc.

Reading Comprehension: It assesses a candidate’s ability to deduce conclusions, comprehend logical connections between crucial details, comprehend words and sentences, and track the evolution of mathematical concepts. The GMAT Reading Comprehension (RC) curriculum consists of both short and lengthy texts that assess students’ ability to read for the following: style, logical structure, inference, application, main concept, and supporting details.

Sentence Correction: Two major facets of the candidates’ linguistic competency are assessed in this part. Correcting expressions while making reference to grammatically and structurally sound phrases is the first step. The second factor is an effective expression, which is used to describe phrases that grammatically, succinctly, and effectively convey a concept or relationship.

Topics covered in GMAT Sentence Correction (SC) include the following:

Grammar principles: This is the most crucial section of the Sentence Correction curriculum since it serves as the foundation for your Verbal Reasoning training.
Structure of a Sentence
Modifiers
Parallelism
Comparison
Nouns & Pronouns
Verbs
Idioms
Other Subjects: a combination of the previously mentioned subjects, including pronouns and verbs, parallelism and comparisons, etc.

GMAT Pattern

What is the GMAT Exam Pattern?

The skills and knowledge of the aspirants are calculated. The GMAT scores are given with a 10-point increment.

GMAT Exam Slot Booking

Booking a GMAT slot is entirely different than GMAT Registration. By entering your information, including name, address, and other details, you can register and create an account. After creating an ID and password, you are required to pay for the test here.

You must choose your test date and test center when you book a GMAT slot.

The GMAT Exam fee is INR 20,600 approximately and can be done via Graduate Management Admission Council Website.

GMAT Cancellation Fee

You will not be able to get Full Cancellation fee but an amount.

GMAT Rescheduling Fee

You must pay a rescheduling fee of US $150 if you wish to postpone your GMAT 1–14 days prior to the test date.

You must pay a $100 rescheduling fee if you choose to postpone your GMAT 15–60 days prior to the test date.

GMAT Registration

You can register for the GMAT six months or one day before to the test. However, the time slot is not open for last-minute GMAT registrations. So early registration for the GMAT is encouraged. Registration is possible via Online, Postal Mail and Phone.

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