GMAT Syllabus 2015
GMAT is a computer based management test taken all over the world. This exam is different from other management entrance tests in India as it measures the candidates proficency and knowledge in aspects of verbal and mathematical reasoning as well as analytical skills. This test aids management institutes and B-schools in understanding applicants ability and aptitude for higher management education.
The GMAT exam paper consist of the following sections
Sections
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Number of Questions
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Duration
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Analytical Writing
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Analysis of an argument
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30 minutes
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Quantiative Section
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37 Multiple Choice
Questions
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75 minutes
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15 questions in data sufficiency
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22 questions in problem solving
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Verbal Section
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41 multiple choice questions
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75 minutes
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12 questions in critical reasoning
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14 questions in reading and comprehension
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15 questions in sentence correction
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Intergrated
Reasoning Section
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12 Questions
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30 minutes
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Problem Solving
Data Sufficiency
Substitution
technique for solving
Basic Principles of
Numbers
Properties of
Integers
Averages
Divisibility Rules
Fractions
Decimals
Real Numbers
Ratio and Proportion
Percents
Exponents and Roots
Sets
Statistics
Probability
Permutation & Combination
Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
Linear Equations
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Quadratic Equations
Exponents
Inequalities
Absolute Value
Functions
Time Speed Problems
Work Problems
Mixture Problems
Sets and Venn Diagrams
Parallel and
Intersecting Lines
Angles
Triangles
Special Right
Triangles
Polygons
Circles
Quadrilaterals
Geometry:
Pythagorean Theorem and Triplets
Coordinate Geometry
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Verbal Section- The verbal section of the GMAT paper measures an applicants ability to read and comprehend written material. At the same time it also tests the candidates ability to reason, evaluate and communicate efficienctly in the standard written language of English. The three types of questions in the section include
a) Reading
b) Comprehension
c) Critical Reasoning
Sentence Correction
Critical Reasoning
Reading Comprehension: Six
Question Types
Sentence
Idiomatic Expressions
Subject Verb Agreement
Pronouns
Modifiers
Parallelism
Verb Tense
Subject-Verb Agreement
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Pronouns
Misplaced Modifiers
Verb Tense
Parallelism
Idioms
Errors in Quantity
Rhetorical Construction
Sentence Correction: Like vs As
Sentence Correction: Countable
vs Uncountable
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Intergrated Reasoning Section- The intergrated reasoning section contains questions of reasoning and data interpretation. The type of questions in the section includes Table analysis, graphic interpretation, multisource reasoning and two part reasoning.
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