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'''Graduate Management Admission Test''', perhaps better known by its ] '''GMAT''', is a ] for determing aptitude in business management studies. Most legitimate ] schools use the GMAT score as a criterion for admission. '''Graduate Management Admission Test''', perhaps better known by its ] '''GMAT''', is a ] for determing aptitude in business management studies. Most ] schools use the GMAT score as a criterion for admission.


It is an "aptitude test" (as opposed to an "achievement test"). It currently consists of an essay section, which requires two free-response essays of 30 minutes each; two multiple choice sections, one mathematical section and one verbal skills section, which consists of an analytical section, an English grammar section, and reading comprehension. It is an "aptitude test" (as opposed to an "achievement test"). It currently consists of an essay section, which requires two free-response essays of 30 minutes each; two multiple choice sections, one mathematical section and one verbal skills section, which consists of an analytical section, an English grammar section, and reading comprehension.


GMAT is typically pronounced "jee-mat." GMAT is typically pronounced "jee-mat."


See also: ], ] See also: ], ]

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 use the GMAT score as a criterion for admission.

It is an "aptitude test" (as opposed to an "achievement test"). It currently consists of an essay section, which requires two free-response essays of 30 minutes each; two multiple choice sections, one mathematical section and one verbal skills section, which consists of an analytical section, an English grammar section, and reading comprehension.

GMAT is typically pronounced "jee-mat."

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

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