GMAT OVERVIEW
 
From 2006, the administrator of the the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is changed from Educational Testing Service (ETS) to Pearson VUE. The structure and logical patterns behind the test, however, remain the same.

GMAT is a standardized assessment that helps business schools assess the qualifications of their applicants, by serving as one predictor of academic performance in an MBA or in other graduate management programs. While a high GMAT score is essential in getting into top programs, admission officers tell us that the merit of each application is also dependent on other criteria such as professional experience and the GPA of the undergraduate degree.

The GMAT consists of three main parts, the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), the Quantitative section, and the Verbal section. The AWA is scored on a scale of 0-6, while the other 2 sections are scored over 400 each, giving a total score of 800. The 3.5 hour computer adaptive test is made up of multiple-choice questions and 2 essays. The total scaled score of the Quantitative and Verbal sections will be available at the end of the test. Official scores, which includes the AWA score, will be released within 2 weeks after the test date, and will be valid for 5 years.

Contrary to popular belief, the GMAT is not an intelligence test. It IS a test of your reasoning and analytical skills in Quantitative and Verbal topics.

To score well on the test, knowing the structure, instructions and mindset of the test makers is imperative! And because the GMAT is a time-pressure test (test takers have less than 2 minutes per question), making use of unorthodox solving strategies that save time and energy is the only way to beat the GMAT! We aim to impart these strategies through our proven and rigorous programs


Course Type 

 Recommended For 

 Your Objective

FULL PREPARATION COURSE

First-time test takers who prefer a regular-paced class program


To achieve a comprehensive understanding of GMAT concepts and techniques, with plenty of practices and class interaction

 GMAT MARATHON

(Math or Verbal)


Repeat test takers who are looking to enhance their knowledge on a specific area of the GMAT, whether it is Quantitative or Verbal

To achieve in-depth understanding of specific GMAT topics within a short period of time - an intensive program that is not for the faint-hearted!

PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAM 


  1. Test takers who have a highly irregular schedule
  2. Test takers who prefer to have a customized program

To construct a highly personalized program that has a flexible schedule

 E-LEARNING PROGRAM 

Test takers who are confident of preparing on their own and are looking for an extensive, interactive preparation tool for self-study


To have access to the most comprehensive online preparation tool, www.GMAT2go.com, which includes:

  • thousands of practice questions with full, step-by-step solutions in all GMAT topics
  • 4 mock tests with performance analysis
  • VocabuLab, a patented vocabulary-building program for the GMAT

As you can see, there is no "best" program - all the above programs have produced top scorers in the GMAT.

The right program for you will depend very much on factors such as prior testing experience and time constraint. We address every preparation need. To speak with a program specialist, please call 63366551. You can also contact us via this form.

To further understand the relevance of the GMAT, click here to read an excerpt of an interview with Anthony James, a former member of the Admissions Office at Harvard.

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