The Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) is a standardized computer adaptive test that measures your aptitude (logical and critical) to successfully take up a graduate business course (MBA) in the USA and in other universities around the world. It is conducted by GMAC.

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The best source of actual GMAT questions is the Official Guide 2024, which gives you the opportunity to do online practice timed quizzes and offers the ability to create your own practice sets with 800+ questions from past exams with answer explanations.

Yes, you have the flexibility to select the order of the sections of the GMAT exam (Quant, Verbal, Data Insights). For more information click here.

In GMAT you take an overall unified grade on a scale from 200-805 for the Verbal, Quant, and Data Insights.

It depends on the target score. It should be on a daily basis (7 days a week) – a minimum of 2-3 hours per day.

Yes, given the time constraints. This approach is absolutely necessary when it comes to Sentence Correction questions where you have to work each answer under a minute.

Typically, you should try to score 20 to 50 points higher than the minimum requirement of the university or the average score of the previous year.

You should be able to complete at least 10 questions every 20 minutes on average.

Yes. It is very important that the computer simulation we have made it is based on a wide choice of exercises, as the simulations made by big publishing firms vary in difficulty from the real test.

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Total time is 2.25 hours.

Data Insights Section now combines Data Sufficiency questions from the old quant section Integrated Reasoning questions from the old IR section.

You should take the GMAT as early as possible before the graduate school application deadlines. Some universities may also accept pending scores; so that gives you some extra time to prepare.

GMAT Scheduling Fee: 275€+VAT, Online 300€+VAT, Enhanced Report 26€

The test is given at the Pearson Professional Centers, Tower B Building 2–4 Mesogion Ave, Ampelokipi, Athens (examination 2 times per week)

• On the test date (free), and for 72 hours after the PHYSICAL exam at an extra 25€ cost.
• You will be given 2 minutes after the end of the test to decide whether to keep your score or not.
• It is important to have decided on the range of scores you are prepared to keep, beforehand.
• It will be possible to reinstate a score you have cancelled, for a $50 fee.

You can see the results for Quant and Verbal by the time you finish the examination. The AWA and IR grading is ready after 15 days when, they are sent complete to the universities of your choice.

The results are valid for 5 years and you can be examined one time every 16 days and at maximum 5 times a year, 8 times lifetime.

Nothing happens. The universities will not be able to see any canceled score, but only the actual one.

You may reschedule your exam online. A rescheduling fee will apply as stated below:

• More than 60 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 55€ (online 60€) fee
• For 15-60 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 110€ (online 120€) fee
• Within 14 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 165€ (online 180€) fee

You may cancel your GMAT exam at any time, however the following cancellation fees apply:

• More than 60 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 110€ (online 120€) refund
• For 15-60 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 80€ (online 90€) refund
• Within 14 calendar days before the scheduled test date, time, or location: 55€ (online 60€) refund