Introduction to GMAT
GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admission Test. This examination is used by business schools to assess their candidates. If a student wants to apply for a graduate business management program then they have to take the GMAT because admissions officers rely on their GMAT score as a predictor for their initial performance.
The GMAT is divided into three sections:
Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) â€" 2 essays, 30 minutes each
Quantitative â€" 37 multiple-choice questions, 75 minutes total
Verbal â€" 41 multiple-choice questions, 75 minutes total
At Test-King, students will find interactive vocabulary tests that will help them in preparing for the Verbal section of the GMAT.
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GMAT English Section Assessment
The Analytical Writing section evaluates the following abilities of students:
a) Understanding a statement in reading the passage, these questions test students understanding and ability to comprehend terms used in the passage.
b) Understanding the link between significant point and concept in reading passage, these questions are to ask student to determine the strong and weak points of an argument.
c) Illustration inference from fact and statement in the reading passage, question like these ask student to consider factual statements or information and reach a general conclusion.
For an example of these types of questions, go to Test-King official website.
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GMAT English Section
There are three types of multiple-choice questions are used in the Verbal section of the GMAT examâ€"Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction. The Verbal section of the GMAT exam measures student ability to:
• read and comprehend written material, and
• reason and evaluate arguments
Reading Comprehension questions measure a student’s ability to understand, analyze, and apply information and concepts presented in written form. We recommend student to practice with Test-King to get a better understanding of this section.
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GMAT English â€" Sentence Correction
The GMAT is required for admission in business school. There are three sections and one of them is sentence correction which is intended to test a student’s ability to identify written English that has no grammatical-error. Every question will begin with sentences, parts of which have been underlined. Student will then be offered with 5 different answer choices presenting alternative ways in which the same underlined portion can be stated. The correct answer should have no grammatical mistake and no diction error. For practicing these types of questions we advise student to visit Test-King website.
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GMAT English â€" Student Guide
When students start studying for the sentence correction portion of the GMAT, their focus is on specific grammar issues, such as verbs and pronouns. While these types of grammar errors are certainly important to know, you should also make sure you learn any idioms the GMAT considers correct. The best way is to practice and keep on practicing. We recommend student to practice online with Test-King, they offer good strategies for student. They have comprehensive reviews for every type of question and can help student in scoring good marks.
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