The GMAT exam, designed by business schools for business schools, is widely regarded as the most reliable and well-established predictor of academic success.
It assesses the skills that are most important for thriving in a graduate management program. Each year, over 200,000 candidates interested in pursuing graduate management education take the GMAT exam as part of their application process.
The GMAT exam evaluates a test taker's verbal, mathematical, and analytical writing abilities, which they have developed over a significant period of their education and professional experience. Test takers respond to questions in each of these three areas, with the option to take two breaks during the exam. The scores obtained on the exam are valid for five years from the date of the test until the matriculation date. The highest achievable score on the GMAT exam is 800.
In terms of format, the GMAT exam primarily consists of multiple-choice questions of various types. Test takers are given three and a half hours to complete the four sections of the GMAT test.
