GMAT - Test Format

The GMAT, or Graduate Management Admission Test, is required for admission to Graduate Business schools and related programs throughout the world.

It is considered to be a highly reliable indication of an applicant’s potential performance in an MBA program. The standardized examination is administered by computer (computer-adaptive testing) and measures quantitative, analytical and writing skills. The GMAT does not test any specific business knowledge or competence.

The GMAT test consists of 3 sections:

• Quantitative Section
  Time: 75 min
  Format: Up to 37 questions
  Topics tested: Mathematics
• Verbal Section
  Time: 75 min
  Format: up to 41 questions
  Topics tested: Reading, Grammar, Analytical Reasoning
• Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA)
  Time: 60 min
  Format: 2 essays (30 min each)
  Topics tested: Writing, Analytical Reasoning

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The GMAT test in Israel is given as a C.A.T. (Computer Adaptive Test).
The scores for the Verbal and Math sections are obtained immediately upon finishing the test. The scores are reported to designated schools 3-4 weeks after the test date.
The GMAT test is given in Tel Aviv twice a week. The GMAT test may be taken once every (calendar) month up to 6 times a year.

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To take the GMAT in Israel, you should register:

By phone — by calling the Regional Registration Center at +44 (0) 161 855 7219 ) +44 (0) 161 855 7219
Or online — at www.mba.com (credit card is needed for both options).