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The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a standardized test widely used as an admissions requirement for graduate business programs, particularly for MBA (Master of Business Administration) programs. It is administered by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). 


The GMAT focus test will contain only three sections: Data Insights (DI), Quantitative Reasoning (Quant), and Verbal Reasoning (VR).


Section

Question

Time

Data Insights (DI)

20 questions

45 minutes 

This section evaluates your ability to evaluate and interpret complex information from different sources, including graphs, tables, charts, and written passages. This section has 20 questions in total. Each question can be one of the following question types:

1. Graphics Interpretation
2. Two-Part Analysis
3. Table Analysis
4. Multi-Source Reasoning
5. Data Sufficiency

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10-minute break (optional)

Quantitative Reasoning (Quant)

21 questions

45 minutes 

This section asks you to solve math problems, including topics such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. All questions are Problem Solving questions. The Problem Solving questions require you to solve mathematical problems and select the correct answer from multiple-choice options.


💡 The Data Sufficiency question type is moved to the Data Insights section of the new GMAT Focus test.

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10-minute break (optional)

Verbal Reasoning (VR)

23 questions

45 minutes

This section consists of a total of 23 questions. These questions are designed to evaluate your ability to understand and analyze written material, evaluate arguments, and demonstrate proficiency in standard written English. The Verbal Reasoning section includes two question types:

1. Reading Comprehension
2. Critical Reasoning

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2 hours and 25 minutes in total

Data Insights (DI)

Question

Time

20 questions

45 minutes 

This section evaluates your ability to evaluate and interpret complex information from different sources, including graphs, tables, charts, and written passages. This section has 20 questions in total. Each question can be one of the following question types:

1. Graphics Interpretation
2. Two-Part Analysis
3. Table Analysis
4. Multi-Source Reasoning
5. Data Sufficiency


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Quantitative Reasoning (Quant)

Question

Time

21 questions

45 minutes 

This section asks you to solve math problems, including topics such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis. All questions are multiple-choice questions.

(Note: The Data Sufficiency question type will be moved to the Data Insights section of the new GMAT Focus test.)


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Verbal Reasoning (VR)

Question

Time

23 questions

45 minutes 

This section consists of a total of 23 questions. These questions are designed to evaluate your ability to understand and analyze written material, evaluate arguments, and demonstrate proficiency in standard written English. The Verbal Reasoning section includes two question types: 

1. Reading Comprehension
2. Critical Reasoning


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