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GMAT Demo class overview

  • Our GMAT demo pivots on the framework, guidelines, and specifications of the sections and categories included in the test. We train and guide the students with advanced tutors who will ensure the highest level of proficiency is achieved by our students to attain a high score. We will walk you through the complete set of requirements and attributes of the GMAT along with the evaluation model of the exam.
  •  Step 1 – You will be asked a few prerequisite questions about your attempts, batch time preferences, and your GMAT history. 
  • Step 2 – Based on your listings, we will set up a meeting with one of our  GMAT trainers who will conduct a proper consultation, followed by a demo class. You can clarify your curriculum and course queries immediately after the demo.   
  • Step 3 – If you are satisfied with the demo, you can straight away discuss the fees and fulfill the formalities for enrolling in our GMAT training in Hyderabad.

All About GMAT

GMAT Training in Hyderabad
  • GMAT is an admission test that is conducted to make sure that students have the required skills to pursue higher studies in different specializations. It tests a candidate’s potential in quantitative, verbal, and writing sections and makes sure that a student is capable of pursuing higher studies at the college or university level.
  • The GMAT exam is conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). The test is accepted by most business schools across the world and helps them assess a candidate’s potential in various areas such as problem-solving, data analysis, and critical thinking.
  • The GMAT exam is conducted in over 100 countries across the world regularly. Candidates can choose to take the test either in their native language or English.
  • Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a well-acclaimed entrance examination that can be taken up by candidates who wish to pursue Business and Management programs or courses. 
  • The GMAT exam majorly appraises the analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading abilities and problem-solving and intuitive analytical caliber of the candidates.
  • The GMAT is particularly for business school applicants and aspirants with more than 2000+ international universities acceptance. 
  • GMAT is administered and organized by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC).

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We are one of the leading GMAT training institutes in Hyderabad 

  • Certified Trainers – We have the best GMAT Trainers in Hyderabad with proven experience and excellence. 
  • Customized coaching – We offer customized training unlike other institutes to fully prepare the students with a complete set of skills to excel in the sections in the GMAT exam. 
  • All-Inclusive GMAT study guides – Our study materials are very detailed and tailored by expert GMAT tutors. 
  • Slot booking assistance – Our team will help and assist you in booking slots for the GMAT exam without any worries.  
  • Course validity – The course will be valid for 1 year from the date of being issued and the GMAT exam will be valid for 2 years from the date of being issued.  
  • Affordable GMAT training Fees – We do not overcharge our students and offer affordable pricing for the best GMAT Training in Hyderabad.

GMAT Test Format

GMAT Training in Hyderabad

The Test is divided into four sections:

  • The GMAT is the Test that business schools around the world use to evaluate applicants for their MBA programs. The GMAT test measures your analytical reasoning, verbal reasoning, and quantitative reasoning skills. The test has many quantitative questions and one essay question. You’ll be asked to solve various math problems, interpret graphs and charts and answer a variety of other questions to test your understanding of concepts in business.
  • The GMAT is a computer adaptive test (CAT) designed to predict your student’s ability to succeed in graduate business programs. It assesses verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing skills. The exam consists of four sections, with several test formats available as of 2015. It is offered on 10 different test dates throughout the year at most locations.
  • The exam is available in two formats: computer-adaptive or paper-based.
  • The computer-adaptive test is available in both paper and electronic formats. The paper-based test consists of two sections, each with 30 questions: One section measures your math skills, and the other measures your verbal skills. The GMAT is a standardized test that assesses the knowledge and skills required for success in business school. To ensure fairness and accuracy in scoring, it uses an elaborate process called item response theory (IRT).
  • GMAT test format consists of six sections, with a total testing time of 3 hours and 15 minutes.
  • A 25-minute analytical writing assessment will be administered first, followed by a 40-minute verbal reasoning assessment, then an 80-minute integrated reasoning section, another 40-minute verbal reasoning section, and finally a 30-minute quantitative reasoning assessment. After the test is complete you will have 90 days to send your exam results to the schools that you wish to apply to.
  • The verbal section has a total of 41 questions.
  • The math section has 37 questions, and
  • The AWA section has 3 essays that need to be written within 30 minutes.

Analytical Writing assessment

  • It is a writing assessment that measures your ability to analyze, synthesize and evaluate arguments. It consists of two different essays, each with its topic. You have 50 minutes to complete both essays. One essay will ask you to analyze an issue from different points of view while the other requires you to write an argumentative essay in which an author makes claims and provides evidence for those claims.

Verbal Reasoning Assessment

  • It is a test of your ability to understand, interpret and evaluate written language. It consists of two different sections: one on reading comprehension and one on vocabulary usage.

Quantitative Reasoning Assessment

  • It is a test of your ability to understand, interpret and evaluate mathematical relationships. It consists of two different sections: one on problem-solving and one on data analysis.

GMAT syllabus

The GMAT consists of 4 major sections ie. Analytical writing, integrated reasoning,  Quantitative reasoning and Verbal Reasoning. 

Analytical Writing Integrated Reasoning Quantitative Reasoning Verbal Reasoning
1 topic
12 questions
31 questions
36 questions
Analysis of an argument
  • Multi-source reasoning
  • Graphic interpretation
  • Two-part analysis
  • Table analysis
  • Data sufficiency
  • Problem solving
  • Reading  comprehension
  • Critical reasoning
  • Sentence correction
30 minutes
30 minutes
62 minutes
65 minutes

GMAT Score & Ranking

  • The GMAT test score ranges from 200 to 800. The average GMAT score is 575, but the average GPA of applicants accepted into top schools is 3.5 or higher. The scores are calculated based on the following
  • 1. Verbal reasoning (30%)

         2.Quantitative reasoning (40%)

         3.Analytical writing assessment (30%)

  • The overall GMAT score is a combination of the scores from the three sections. You can view your free unofficial GMAT score report once you have finished taking the exam.
  • Here is the detailed GMAT score chart and ranking. In each of the sections, we have given the score chart as well as the average score among all test takers. This chart shows that a perfect score in AWA is 6 while the highest total possible in AWA is 41. Similarly, timing is 30 minutes for quant and 50 minutes for verbal.
  • The average GMAT AWA score is 4.43
  • The average GMAT IR score is 4.6
  • The average GMAT Quant score is 40.7
  • The average GMAT Verbal score is 27.26
  • The maximum possible cumulative score on the exam is 800, with a top possible verbal part of 41 and a quant part of 41 (each section has a range of 130-170).

Eligibility criteria for GMAT

  • You must be 18 years of age or older at the time of application
  • You must have completed secondary school with a minimum of five years of education from a recognized board/council in any country around the world. The exam is open to all applicants with the required eligibility criteria.
  • You are a first-time applicant
  • You have an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution
  • Your application is complete, including all supporting documents and payment of fees
  • The minimum requirement to appear for the GMAT is a 12th-grade education or an advanced diploma. The candidate must have completed his/her education in a school or college whose affiliation is recognized by the Ministry of Education and/or with an accredited university in India or abroad.

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  • Brolly Overseas is backed with a talented team of competent trainers who are entirely assigned to train candidates with the best GMAT coaching to achieve a notable band score. We specialize in offering ancillary handouts including career guidance, education plans, test measurements and analysis and much more. Our competence and prowess comes from the successful enrollments of students and candidates in educational institutions and universities across the globe making us one of the best GMAT training in Hyderabad.

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FAQ's

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is administered by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), and is made up of four sections: Quantitative, Verbal, Integrated Reasoning (IR) and an Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA). The GMAT test lasts for three-and-a-half hours, and is a vital part of the admissions process for many of the top business schools around the world.

Business schools look at each application separately, taking into account the merits of each applicant. A candidate’s GMAT score is only one part of the MBA admissions process, which usually includes admissions essays, work experience, and one-on-one interviews. If the rest of your application is weak, then a good GMAT score will improve your chances.

You can find the average GMAT scores that admitted MBA students have achieved at each business school in TopMBA.com’s business school profiles. Alternatively, you can read more about GMAT scores here.

In most cases, yes. However, some business schools also accept Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores, and some have their own admissions exams. You should always check with the business schools you wish to apply to in order to find out what is required for your MBA applications, however GMAC have a database detailing which schools use their exam as part of their admissions criteria.

This is a difficult question to answer, as everyone should prepare in their own way that suits them best. Many GMAT test takers prepare over the course of around three to six months, using the many differing ‘GMAT test prep’ companies available. Others purchase retired questions, or GMAC’s official publications and practice as much as possible. You should decide which method is right for you.

The GMAT exam is taken on a computer, however test takers only need minimal computer skills to participate. Before each section there is a practise session, so that test takers know how they are expected to answer the questions, and how to use the computer.

If a participant has any problems during the test, then a help section is available. However, while using the help section, the clock will still be running. As soon as each section starts, test takers need to remember that the clock will not stop until their time for that section has run out.
The opportunity of two five-minute breaks is also available, in-between sections.

In order to take the test, you will first have to have registered through the GMAT site. You will then need to bring the letter, or a printed copy of the email that you received from Pearson VUE (who run the test on GMAC’s behalf) with you to your test.

To prove you are who you say you are, you will also need to take appropriate identification. For some countries this has to be your passport, but in others you can choose to bring other government approved identification. You will be told prior to the exam which identification is accepted at your GMAT test center.

While it is not essential, you can also bring the details of five business schools who you would like to receive your official score report. It is advisable to select your schools before the test, as afterwards you will be charged for each GMAT score report you wish to send.

The CAT format of the GMAT means that each test is tailored to each participant during the exam. During the quantitative and verbal sections, if a student answers a question correctly they will then be shown a question of greater difficulty. The opposite is also true, whereby if a student answers a question incorrectly, then the next question they will be shown will be considered easier.

The overall GMAT score is calculated using the Quantitative and Verbal sections, and participants are awarded a score of between 200 and 800. Higher scores represent greater ability. However, business schools also receive MBA applicants’ Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) scores, ranging from 1 to 6, a score for the Integrated Reasoning section, ranging from 1 to 8, as well as breakdowns of the Verbal and Quantitative scores, which both range from 0 to 60.

Participants are allowed to take the GMAT up to five times a year. However, business schools are still able to see applicants’ previous GMAT scores. If an MBA admissions department sees that an applicant has improved over the course of two or three tests, then it may be looked upon favorably. However, if the opposite is true, then it could prove problematic for your application.

This depends on the business schools you are applying to. Most admission departments will consider GMAT scores that are up to five years old, however if this could be a problem for you, then you should check with the business schools you are applying to.

To ensure that all the results that MBA admissions departments receive are genuine, GMAC sends the GMAT results to business schools.
On the test day, you can select up to five business schools for GMAC to send your score to for free. However, after the test day you will be charged an additional fee for every set of GMAT scores you wish to send.

Yes, but it is not always advisable. Before you see your results, you will be offered the opportunity to cancel them. You will not be able to cancel your results after you have seen them.

Business schools that you choose to send any future GMAT scores to will also be notified that you have previously cancelled a GMAT score, so this could reflect badly upon your MBA application.

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