The details about the CPA Examination as well as the GMAT Exam and also the pattern of these two examinations have been provided below.

How Does the CPA Exam Compare to the GMAT:

CPA Exam

The Uniform CPA Exam is not one exam but rather is an aggregation of four novel competency exams: Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Business Environment and Concepts (BEC), Financial Accounting and Regulation (FAR), and Regulation (REG). Each area of the exam is then made out of a specific number of numerous decision inquiries and errand based re-enactments or composed correspondence assignments.

The data beneath plots the planning of each area, the quantity of inquiries in each segment, and the reviewing assessment of each segment.

Section
Timing
Multiple Choice Questions
Task-Based Simulations or Written Communication Tasks

AUD
4 hours
90 MC (60%)
7 TBS (40%)

BEC
3 hours
72 MC (85%)
3 WCT (15%)

FAR
4 hours
90 MC (60%)
7 TBS (40%)

REG
3 hours
72 MC (60%)
6 TBS (40%)

GMAT

The GMAT is a solitary selection test and has four areas: Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal. Each area of the exam has a particular style of question and a related number of inquiries.

The data underneath traces the planning of each area, the quantity of inquiries in each segment, and the reviewing assessment of each segment.

Section
Timing
Questions
Type
Evaluation

Analytical Writing Assessment
30 minutes
1 Topic
Analysis of Argument
0-6 (Half-point intervals)

Integrated Reasoning
30 minutes
12 Questions
Multi-Source Reasoning, Graphics Interpretation, Two-Part Analysis
Table Analysis
1-8 (No partial credit)

Quantitative
75 minutes
37 Questions
Data Sufficiency
Problem Solving
0-60 (7-50)

Verbal
75 minutes
41 Questions
Reading Comprehension
Critical Reasoning
Sentence Correction
0-60 (9-44)