All About GMAT – How the Process Works?

GMAT Training in Pune

Even though GMAT looks to be complex, but it has a learnable structure. Whereas you cannot study for the test just by memorizing its facts, the most important factor to be prepared for this test is to understand the kind of questions that you are expected to answer or how problems are presented in this exam will be solved. And to answer it right, you need to attend GMAT training in Pune.

 Why is GMAT important?

The GMAT is a standardized examination that is used by the graduate business programs for assessing the specific skills of the prospective students to determine their skills for academic success. The students who are planning to get an MBA and other related degree programs take GMAT as a part of their application procedure. Over 6,000 business programs all over the world, including the top-ranked MBA programs online, use GMAT for making their admission decisions about the potential graduate candidates. But, for students who do not have the desire or time to take this test, there is a sizable number of GMAT Classes in Thane programs that you can think about.

How’s GMAT taken?

GMAT is offered every year-round in different testing locations across the United States. The specific dates differ by the testing center. The GMAT can be administered through individual workstations in the testing room. There are two sections, Verbal and Quantitative; both are known as the adaptive tests. These test’s algorithm will evaluate every answer and chooses the next series of questions based on the student’s skill and response level.

How this graded or what score means?

The examinees have around 3 hours to complete the first four sections of this examination. The complete breakdown of time is given for each section:

1.    Analytical Writing Assessment around 30 minutes

2.   Quantitative around 75 minutes

3.    Verbal around 75 minutes

4.    Integrated Reasoning around 30 minutes

The GMAT test is administered as the computer adaptive test, it means this test adjusts as the candidates answer every question and decide the kind of questions to ask when the exam progresses. The algorithm makes the score based on number of right and wrong questions and difficulty level of every question answered.

Section Scores.

Every section of this test is given their individual score. The Quantitative and Verbal sections each receive the raw score from 0 to 60, at one-point increments. Every essay in Analytical Writing Assessment will be scored twice at 0 to 6 and at half-point increments. Integrated Reasoning section will be scored on 1 to 8, at one-point increments.

Total Score.

Using the undisclosed scoring system, raw scores of Verbal & Quantitative sections will be translated in the total score, which ranges from 200 to 800.

Percentile Score.

The test takers get the percentile score for every section and for the overall total. The percentile ranks represent a percentage of the test takers (over 3-year average) that scored below its test taker. Thus, to improve your overall score, it is very important that you take all the tests seriously and look for the professional GMAT training offered by IMFS.