GMAT EXAM PATTERN 2021
The GMAT paper pattern verify the student’s proficiency with the help of 4 types of paper section like: Analytical Writing Assessment, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning and Verbal. Students must need to adjust their time according to the number of questions from each sections.
Computer adaptive test is the level of test which checks the student’s mental level. CMAC conducted the GMAT COMPUTER ADAPTIVE TEST.
The GMAT exam paper pattern dividing into 4 sections such as: Analytical Writing Assessment, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning and Verbal.
All information about the subjects, its marks and allocated time are as describe below:
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GMAT TEST SECTIONS |
NUMBER OF QUESTIONS |
GRANTED TIME |
|
Analytical-Writing-Assessment |
Analysis of Argument
|
30 minutes |
|
Integrated Reasoning |
12 questions
|
30 minutes |
|
Optional Break |
|
10 minutes |
|
Quantitative |
37 questions
15 data sufficiency
22 problem solving
|
75 minutes |
|
Optional Break |
|
10 minutes |
|
Verbal |
41 MCQs
12 Critical Reasoning
14 Reading Comprehension
15 Sentence Correction
|
75 minutes |
GMAT EXAM SYLLABUS
Syllabus of EMAT test gives all the information about the subjects, sub-sections and purpose of subjects. Here is provided the complete sections of GMAT
• In the Analytical Writing Assessment they Judge the student’s ability that how they explicate their specific arguments by the author and assess the author’s approach.
• In the Integrated Reasoning different types of formats presented from different sources which evaluate student’s skills how to extract information.
• Giving the basic algebra, arithmetic and geometry questions from the Quantitative Sections that measures the individual’s data sufficiency and how to interpret problems and provided suitable solutions.
• In the Verbal Sections checks the student’s writing standard and reading skills in which presenting the critical reasoning and reading comprehension.
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GMAT TEST SECTIONS |
GMAT EXAM SYLLABUS |
|
Analytical -Writing-Assessment |
Analysis of Argument
|
|
Integrated Reasoning |
12 questions
|
|
Quantitative |
37 questions
15 data sufficiency
22 problem solving
|
|
Verbal |
41 MCQs
12 Critical Reasoning
14 Reading Comprehension
15 Sentence Correction
|
