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Why students choose The Univisa
Clear guidance for GMAT prep, business school admission, and your next academic step.
- Structured coaching for the GMAT Focus Edition format
- Expert support for quantitative, verbal, and data insights
- Guidance for scholarships and MBA study-abroad planning
GMAT Coaching with The Univisa
Focused preparation for every section and every target score
Whether you are preparing for MBA admissions, management program applications, or scholarships, our experts help you build the quantitative, verbal, and data skills needed for GMAT success.
Everything you need to know about GMAT
GMAT is the Graduate Management Admission Test, a prestigious entrance exam that measures the skills needed to succeed in graduate business programs and international management education.
What is GMAT?
The GMAT exam is created and offered by GMAC and is used by over 2,400 universities and more than 7,000 programs worldwide, including MBA and other management programs in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Europe.
- Accepted by top B-schools to evaluate academic and problem-solving potential.
- Assesses quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning, and data insights.
- Used widely for MBA scholarships and management program admissions.
Key details
- Authorized by: GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council).
- Formats: Computer-adaptive; available online and at testing centers.
- Scoring: Total score from 205 to 805 (GMAT Focus Edition).
- Validity: GMAT scores remain valid for 5 years.
Who can take the GMAT exam?
GMAT is open to a wide range of aspirants, and the eligibility requirements are simple compared with many other competitive exams.
Minimum age
Applicants must be at least 16 years old to appear for GMAT. There is no upper age limit, so students and working professionals of all ages can apply.
Academic qualifications
There are no mandatory academic qualifications required for GMAT, which makes it accessible for graduates and working professionals from any background.
Nationality
GMAT is open to candidates from any country. It is commonly taken by students applying to MBA and other management programs worldwide.
Who usually takes GMAT?
GMAT is generally taken by students and professionals who need a competitive score for MBA admissions, management program applications, scholarships, and career advancement in business leadership roles.
Detailed GMAT syllabus
The GMAT syllabus is designed to assess higher-order thinking and critical analysis skills through Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights.
Quantitative Reasoning
This section challenges your number skills, logical reasoning, and problem-solving abilities with topics such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and word problems.
- Skills: Problem solving and logical reasoning.
- Coverage: Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and word problems.
- Note: No calculator is permitted; a calculator is available on screen for Data Insights only.
Verbal Reasoning
This section measures your ability to read and comprehend written material, evaluate arguments, and correct written English to convey meaning effectively.
- Skills: Reading comprehension and critical reasoning.
- Coverage: Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction.
- Focus: Understanding context, logic, and effective written expression.
Data Insights
This section tests your ability to interpret data presented in tables, graphs, and charts while assessing multi-source reasoning and two-part analysis skills.
- Skills: Data interpretation and analytical decision-making.
- Coverage: Tables, graphs, charts, and multi-source reasoning.
- Note: An on-screen calculator is available for this section.
Analytical Writing Assessment
The AWA essay section has been removed in the GMAT Focus Edition and is no longer part of the current test format.
- Current format: GMAT Focus Edition does not include an essay section.
- Scoring: No AWA subscores are reported.
- Key insight: GMAT Focus is shorter but more strategic — practice smart, not just hard.
GMAT test pattern
The GMAT exam pattern follows the GMAT Focus Edition format. The test is computer-adaptive, which means the questions adjust to your performance as you progress through each section.
| Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Reasoning | 21 questions | 45 minutes |
| Verbal Reasoning | 23 questions | 45 minutes |
| Data Insights | 20 questions | 45 minutes |
| Total Duration | 64 questions | 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| Mode | Computer-adaptive; online or at a testing center |
| Scoring | Total score from 205 to 805 (GMAT Focus Edition) |
| Test validity | 5 years |
| Additional features | Bookmarking and question review tools |
Score overview
GMAT Focus Edition scores are reported on a scale from 205 to 805. Business schools often request a minimum score based on their admission policy and program requirements.
- Higher scores improve your chances for MBA admissions and scholarships.
- Each section score is reported separately alongside the total score.
- Good preparation can make a major difference to your final result.
Exam day note
Carry your original ID and arrive early. The test is computer-adaptive, but strong preparation still makes a serious difference to your confidence and performance.
How to register for GMAT
The registration process is straightforward and can be completed online through the official GMAC portal at mba.com.
Registration steps
Booking and changes
- Registration is usually completed through your GMAT account at mba.com.
- Rescheduling and cancellation charges vary depending on how early you modify the date.
- It is best to plan your date early to avoid last-minute availability and fee issues.
Exam fees and score reports
GMAT fees vary depending on the test format and additional services, but the exam remains one of the most widely accepted management admission tests for international students.
| Service | Fee in India | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GMAT Test Center | ₹23,000 (USD $275) | Standard fee for the test center format |
| GMAT Online Exam | ₹25,600 (USD $300) | Fee for taking the exam online |
| Rescheduling | ₹5,500 to ₹11,000 | Applicable when you change your exam date |
| Cancellation | Partial refund | Based on how early you cancel in advance |
Payment and score notes
- Payment is completed online through the official mba.com registration process.
- You can send your scores to up to 5 programs for free within 48 hours of your exam.
- Official score reports are important for business school applications and scholarships.
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