Can you tell me what should I do to improves my score of GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) conducted by Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC)?

Scoring high on the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) conducted by Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) is essential if one wants to increase chances of securing admit from a top business school.


Few Steps to Score in GMAT Exams


Understanding the GMAT exam format and pattern

Using the Official Guide to set the foundation

Practice questions and practice tests

Pace yourself

Review math concepts beforehand

Read and analyse relevant texts

Practice with real GMAT essay prompts

Get Your Basics Sorted

Learn to Use Numbers Effectively

Do Not Jump to Conclusions

Identify Simpler Solutions

Use Logic over Math (Especially on Hard Questions)

Do Not Depend Only on the Official Guides

Master Data Sufficiency

Analysing mistakes to improve the accuracy


GMAT Specifications


GMAT is a computer adaptive test.

Select Section order offers the following:
Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA), Integrated Reasoning (IR), Quantitative, Verbal (original order);
Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA); or
Quantitative, Verbal, Integrated Reasoning (IR), Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA).
GMAT is available throughout the year, with no registration or last dates criteria.

The test score can be cancelled; one can retake the test after 16 days from the test appeared date.

GMAT score is valid for five years.

GMAT score is widely accepted by more than 2,100 universities and institutions in more than 5,900 programs offered.

GMAT has over 650 testing centres at 114 countries which administer the GMAT exam.
About 200,000 candidates across the world take the GMAT exam every year.

9 out of 10 new enrolments for the MBA program are done using the GMAT score.


GMAT Eligibility Criteria:

One should have a minimum graduation degree from a well-reputed institute or a college to apply for the exam.

The final year students can also apply for the exam.

No age limit to appear for the GMAT exam.


Attempts of GMAT exam:

The time between the 2 GMAT exams is: 16 Days

Numbers of GMAT attempts allowed in 1 year are 5 attempts

Numbers of GMAT attempts in a lifetime are 8 attempts