syllabus of gmat

GMAT is a 3.5 hour test of 90 questions of both objective as well as subjective questions.

You can check the syllabus below-

Analytical Writing Assessment

This is the only subjective section of the test where the candidates will have to on a given topic. The topic can be on any subject, hence defining particular GMAT Syllabus for this section. This section basically tests the writing and argumentative skills of the people.

Integrated Reasoning

This test is for Data Interpretation, Reasoning and Data Sufficiency. The topics include Tables, Graphs, Charts, Graphical Interpretation, Multi Source Reasoning to name a few.

Quantitative Reasoning

The Quantitative or the Mathematics section includes 37 questions. The probable topics or the GMAT Syllabus for Quantitative from which the questions are included are given as below:

• Arithmetic

• Elementary Algebra

• Geometry

Following are the sub topics of the exam:

• Numbers

• Integers

• Average

• Fraction

• Decimals

• Ratio & Proportion

• Percentage

• Sets

• Statistics

• Permutation & Combination

• Linear Equations

• Quadratic Equations

• Functions

• Polygons

• Angles

• Coordinate Geometry

  GMAT Syllabus - Verbal

  This section has the highest weight in the paper with 37 questions. The types of the questions are on comprehension, grammar and reasoning skills. The main topics or the GMAT Syllabus for Verbal section can be classified as below:

• Reading Comprehension

• Critical Reasoning

• Sentence Correction

The sub topics are as follows:

• Sentence Correction

• Critical Reasoning

• Grammar

• Vocabulary

• Synonyms-Antonyms

• Idiom

Scores are given in increments of 10 (e.g. 540, 550, 560, 570, etc.). According to GMAC, the average score is 540. The higher a test taker's score is, the higher their level of ability was on the GMAT.

Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) designs the GMAT syllabus which consists of a wide range of topics covered under four sections.The four sections of GMAT are: Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative and Verbal.

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GMAT Syllabus

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