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GMAT

The GMAT exam, administered by GMAC, is the leading business school admission test used by thousands of graduate programs worldwide. It evaluates your problem-solving abilities and critical reasoning skills, helping you prove your readiness for MBA or master’s degree programs.

As of January 31, 2024, the GMAT Classic has officially retired, replaced by the GMAT Focus Edition with a more streamlined structure and updated scoring.

GMAT Focus Edition Structure:

  1. Quantitative Reasoning: 45 minutes, 21 questions, evaluates problem-solving skills.
  2. Verbal Reasoning: 45 minutes, 23 questions, assesses critical reasoning and reading comprehension skills.
  3. Data Insights: 45 minutes, 20 questions, measures data literacy skills.

Scoring:

  • GMAT Focus Edition: 205–805
  • Previous GMAT Edition: 200–800

The Focus Edition introduces a recalibrated score scale, reflecting the growing diversity of the global test-taking population, ensuring a more accurate representation of your performance.

The score scale of the Focus Edition has been recalibrated to reflect the more diverse and global test-taking population. This adjustment ensures schools can better differentiate your performance, giving them a more accurate picture of your abilities.

Key Changes in the GMAT Focus Edition:

  • A more inclusive and fair scoring system.
  • Optimized test sections to focus on relevant skills for business programs.
  • Enhanced test experience for candidates.

GRE

The GRE is a globally recognized test that opens doors to graduate schools, business programs, and scholarships worldwide. Study Ark’s GRE program is designed to help you achieve top scores, with a focus on excelling in all test sections. It measures your aptitude in critical areas required for academic success.
The GRE exam is of two types: GRE General test and GRE Subject Test.

GRE Scoring

SAT

The SAT, administered by the College Board, is a standardized test widely used for undergraduate college admissions worldwide. It evaluates your readiness for college-level work and is a critical component of your application profile.

SAT Structure

SAT Scoring