EADA Admission Test
The pedagogical model of EADA Business School It is based on the case method, the analysis of real-world business situations, business simulations, and collaborative work. In this context, it is essential that candidates demonstrate analytical skills, rigor in the interpretation of quantitative data, and competence in establishing relationships between graphical information and mathematical formulations.
Furthermore, active participation in case studies requires advanced skills in reading comprehension, synthesis and efficient processing of complex information within a limited time.
Test structure
Quantitative section (40 minutes)
This section assesses the candidate's ability to translate verbal problems into mathematical language, as well as their capacity to interpret data presented in graphs, tables, and other visual formats. It also measures their mastery of fundamental mathematical concepts and their fluency in applying them practically.
The questions are randomly drawn from a database, ensuring the personalization of each exam session.
Verbal section (40 minutes)
The verbal section assesses reading comprehension and critical thinking skills. Candidates must identify main ideas, interpret concepts, analyze arguments, define terms in context, and distinguish between explicit and implicit information within the provided texts.
Students who have an official English certification equivalent to B2 or higher will not need to take the Verbal section of the EADA exam.
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