GMAT

Many of our Sapneil Tutoring tutors have successfully taken the GMAT and are qualified tutors.  The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is the standardized test that business schools use for admission. The entire test is taken on a computer and lasts approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes. The test is split up into four sections:  Analytical Writing, a Quantitative section, and a Verbal Section.

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- The Analytical Writing section is split into two 30-minute segments: the first section covers the Analysis of an Argument   and  the second covers the Analysis of an Issue. The responses of these sections are scored on a 6-point scale, with 6     being the highest possible score. Four readers are assigned to score your answers in total two per section and the final   score is an average of the four scores independently given to your answers.

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- The Quantitative section contains 37 questions that must be answered over a span of 75 minutes. The types of problems in   this section deal with your ability to reason quantitatively and interpret graphic data. Two types of multiple-choice   questions. Problem Solving and Data Sufficiency, test your knowledge of Arithmetic, Elementary Algebra, and Commonly   known concepts of geometry.

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- The Verbal section contains 41 questions that must be answered over a span of 75 minutes. The types of problems in this     section deal with your ability to read and comprehend written material, read and evaluate arguments, and correcting written   material to conform to Standard English grammar.

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To take the GMAT you must schedule an appointment. There are three different ways to do this:

- Use the GMAT website to register online.

- Call a central registration number: 1-800-717-GMAT, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CT

- Call the test center directly. A current test-center list is available at the GMAC website.

  The table below lists the 10 MBA programs with the highest GMAT scores as ranked by U.S. News in 2017: