GMAT

Graduate Management Admission Test is designed to assist students planning to take the official Graduate Management Admission Test governed by the Graduate Management Admission Council, headquartered in Virginia.

What is GMAT?

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a requirement for admission to MBA programs at most American, Canadian, and European business schools. GMAT may also be required for admission to business PhD programs in certain universities.
The GMAT exam is mainly an assessment of your mental intelligence level, and so mainly tests your ability to make quick decisions under pressure and within a limited time. This will evaluate your competence in being able to follow an institution’s business program courses.

GMAT Content

The GMAT consists of three sections; a Verbal (English) section, an Analytical Writing Assessment (Essay) section, and a Quantitative (Mathematics) section:

A. The Verbal section involves Reading Comprehension, Sentence Correction, and Critical
Reasoning.

B. The recently added Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) requires the writing of two essays: one
Issue-writing task and one Argument Analysis task.

C. The Quantitative section consists of Data Sufficiency questions and Problem Solving questions.

MLC offers 30 hours of Verbal and AWA preparation, as well as 30 hours of Quantitative preparation.

Class Timings

Morning Time	Evening Time
9:15 - 11:05	4:15 - 6:05
11:15 - 1:05	6:15 - 8:05

Course Length = 60 hours

Note:In order to be admitted into the GMAT Preparation course, you are required to achieve a minimum score of 76% on the MLC Placement Test. The Placement Test can be taken weekdays from 9 AM – 12 PM, or 4 PM – 7 PM for a fee of 8 JDs.

Course Fees

Course	Fees	Book Fees	Hours	Placement test
GMAT	J.D 220	J.D 30	60 hrs	J.D 10
GMAT Advanced	J.D. 220	J.D 30	60 hrs	J.D 10

Note: Placement Test & Registration between (4-7)

How to Register for the GMAT Exam

You may register for the GMAT exam by phone or through the GMAT Website.

Exam fees are US $250.

On the day of the exam, be sure to:

Arrive 30 minutes early.
Bring photo-bearing identification with you.
Bring your test-confirmation information.

For further information, please contact MLC at 462-5582 or 463-8373

Preparation for the GMAT Exam

Most test-takers feel it is ideal to start preparing 3 – 6 months before taking their GMAT. The Princeton Review of “Cracking the GMAT” is available for purchase at our Center. In it you will find excellent strategies to “cracking” or understanding GMAT questions, insight into the mind of GMAT test-writers, and countless test examples and sample tests.

Click on the following link for further resources of GMAT question samples regarding the different test sections.

About GMAT Test Scores

Four numbers are taken into account on the GMAT:

1. Math Score (on a scale from 0 to 60)
2. Verbal Score (on a scale from 0 to 60)
3. Total Score (on a scale from 200 to 800)
4. Analytical Writing Score (on a scale from 0 to 6)

You will receive your official results online within 20 days of taking your test.

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