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Kaplan publishes a number of books to help prepare for the GMAT. They also have some tutoring sessions for it.


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Graduate Management Admission Test, perhaps better known by its initialism GMAT, is a standardized test for determing aptitude in business management studies. Most MBA schools used the GMAT score as a criterion for admission.

It is an "aptitude test" (as opposed to an "achievement test"). It currently consists of a written section, and multiple choice sections on mathematical, analytical skills and reading comprehension.

It is typically pronounced "Gee-mat".

See also: List of admissions tests, SAT college entrance test

Kaplan publishes a number of books to help prepare for the GMAT. They also have some tutoring sessions for it.

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