GMAT - 2025
Test Format :
Verbal & Quantitative Reasoning, Data Insights
Duration :
2 Hours 15 mins
Mode :
Computer Adaptive Test

Last updated - 19 October '24
GMAT Overview
GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a globally recognized business school exam to get into business school for pursuing postgraduate degrees. The GMAT exam assesses an individual's business skills as well as other in-demand business world relevant skills such as data-analytics. Over 7,700 business schools programs throughout the world rely on GMAT scores for enrolling students in Master of Business Administration (MBA), MS in Management and other post-graduate business degree courses.
Ways to take GMAT Focus Edition Exam
GMAT Focus in Test Centre
- The test-takers may choose to take the GMAT Focus Edition exam in person at GMAT test center.
- Test-takers choose from a list of test-centers and available time-slots.
- Test infrastructure such as desk, chair, computer, internet connection, electricity are taken care of by the GMAT exam centers.
- The exam is monitored by an in-person test-administrator.
- It is advisable to reach the exam test center 30 minutes in advance.
GMAT Online
- The test-takers may choose to take the GMAT Focus Edition exam online at home.
- Testing time slots are available 24x7.
- Test-takers must themselves arrange for all exam-related infrastructure.
- The exam is monitored by a remote proctor.
- Test-takers must log-in 15 minutes in advance to complete the check-in formalities.
However, both modes of taking the GMAT exam (GFE) have the same content,format and the process of receiving and reporting the score.
GMAT Pattern
The previous version of GMAT, that is, GMAT Classic Edition (GCE) has been discontinued from 1st of February 2024. Currently, the GMAT Focus Edition (GFE) is the latest and sole mode for taking the exam.
GMAT Focus Edition has three sections:
GMAT Focus Edition Sections | Number of Questions | Section Duration |
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Data Insights | 20 | 45 minutes |
Quantitative Reasoning | 21 | 45 minutes |
Optional Break | ||
Verbal Reasoning | 23 | 45 minutes |
Total Time | 2 Hour 15 minutes |
GMAT Syllabus
GMAT Focus Edition (GFE) Sections | Question Types | Changes made in GFE |
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Verbal Reasoning | Reading Comprehension Critical Reasoning |
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Quantitative Reasoning | Problem Solving (Algebra and Arithmetic) |
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Data Insights | Data Sufficiency Multi-source Reasoning Table-analysis Graphics Interpretation Two-Part Analysis |
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GMAT Scores
- GMAT Focus Edition is graded on a scale from 205 to 805 in 10 points increment.
- The score of each section contributes equally to the total score.
- Both, Total score and Percentile score are considered by universities/colleges for admission.
- Generally, a score of at least 650 is considered a good GMAT (GFE) score. Score above 695 is considered an excellent GMAT (GFE) score.
- Good score is 655+ /805
Sections | Score Range | Score Interval | Standard error of measurement |
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Quantitative Reasoning Score | 60-90 | 1 | 3 |
Verbal Reasoning Score | 60-90 | 1 | 3 |
Data Insights Score | 60-90 | 1 | 3 |
Total | 205-805 | 10 | 30-40 |
Salient Features of GMAT Focus Edition
- GMAT is Computer Adaptive Test. A testing software determines the difficulty level of the next few questions based on your performance.
- All the 3 sections - Verbal, Quant and DI are Computer adaptive.
- The 3 sections can be completed in any order by the test-taker.
- At the end of each section, the test-takers can book-mark and review as many questions as they like.
- Test-takers can edit upto 3 answers in each section.
- A detailed score report gives insights into a student's performance in each section and each question type.
- Test-takers can send 5 reports for free within 48 hours of receiving their Official score reports. However, additional score reports can be obtained only after the payment of a fee.
- We Conduct both online and offline sessions.