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Learn About GMAT Sections Graduate Management Aptitude Test is the exam conducted throughout the year to get admission in reputed universities of the United States and other countries in various management and doctoral courses. One of the international level exams is GMAT which has certain sections: 1.      Verbal Section 2.      Quantitative Section Verbal section includes: ·         Integrated Reasoning (Scored differently) ·         Critical Reasoning ·         Analytical Writing Analysis (Scored differently) ·         Sentence Correction Which Section to do at first? Earlier, the format of GMAT was fixed that used to start with AWA, followed by Integrated Reasoning, then optional break after that quantitative section again there used to be a break and at last verbal secti...

Crack Your GMAT Test in First Attempt GMAT stands for Graduate Management Aptitude Test which is a computer adaptive test. It assesses the student’s:-          Analytical writing skills         Quantitative skills          Verbal skills          Reading skills GMAT scores are valid for 5 years. It is organized to provide admissions in undergraduate management courses offered by foreign institutions and universities. Note:- In a period of 12 months, candidates may give this test up to five times but no more than once in a month.          The examination fee is the US $250.          The result of GMAT exam is declared on the official site within 3 weeks of the examination date. Form of Test It is a Computer-Adaptive test and not Computer Based test. It means a student will get one question at a t...

GMAT Verbal Section Think in Your Own Words It is still connected to the idea of being a stronger reader, one adept at navigating the treacherous verbiage of the GMAT. Your ability to process words will increase as will your ability to make sense of what you read. This latter skill is crucial for Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. When you read a question, you will want to be able to anticipate the answer. That is, you want to verbalize a rough answer. That way, you control the question, rather than letting the answer choices control you. Of course, this anticipation of the correct answer also carries over to Sentence Correction. By developing your ear for proper English, you should be able to identify what is wrong with the underlined section. Appraise What You Read It can be tempting to simply push forward, constantly doing new questions and tackling new concepts. While seemingly noble, this approach is actually scattered and does not allow concepts t...

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) This test is taken by the students who are applying for admission to either MBA or other graduate management programs. It tests analytical writing, integrated reasoning, quantitative, and verbal skills. GMAT is computer adaptive test . In Verbal Section there are different sections which are Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction. Following are the some tips for Reading Comprehension. There will be 41 questions in 75 mins in verbal section. A) Reading Comprehension Reading Comprehension questions are commonly about the main idea of the passage, the factual details, inferences, or “application” of content.   In this section,   a passage will be given on a topic and multiple choice questions based on the same. Aspirants need not have an in-depth knowledge of the topic, rather   should be able to • Understand the underlying concept of the passage • Gras...

Graduate Management Admission Test This test is taken by the students who are applying for admission to either MBA or other graduate management programs. It tests analytical writing, integrated reasoning, quantitative, and verbal skills. GMAT is computer adaptive test. In Verbal Section there are different sections which are Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning and Sentence Correction. Following are the some tips for Reading Comprehension. There will be 41 questions in 75 mins. A. Reading Comprehension   Reading Comprehension questions are commonly about the main idea of the passage, the factual details, inferences, or “application” of content.   In this section,   a passage will be given on a topic and multiple choice questions based on the same. You need not have an in-depth knowledge of the topic. Rather you should be able to • Understand the underlying concept of the passage • Grasp the key idea and the relationship between...