EADA Frequently Asked Questions
The EADA Business School admissions test is an online assessment included in the admissions process for certain master's programs. EADA states that the results provide relevant information about the candidate's potential performance in the program. The test analyzes the candidate's logical reasoning skills in solving mathematical problems and understanding texts related to the business world.
The test assesses how well students reason when faced with quantitative problems and business-related texts, rather than a closed "memorized" syllabus.
Since procedures can vary by program, it's advisable to confirm the language in which you will be taking the Master's course. It's usually in English.
Yes, if you can prove TOEFL iBT > 100, IELTS > 7, Cambridge (Advanced or Proficiency) or a degree/bachelor's degree taught entirely in English, the candidate may be exempt from the verbal part of the admission test.
Yes, it's the "Online Admission Test." It's integrated into the online admissions process (application platform). In practice, you'll usually need a computer and a stable internet connection and to follow the instructions provided by EADA when accessing the test. For specific requirements (browser, login credentials, etc.), it's best to follow the program's instructions in your application announcement.
Yes, it would not be necessary to do the internal admission test section if the candidate provides GMAT, GRE.
A practical approach typically involves training in logical reasoning, applied mathematical problems, and business reading comprehension, while also reviewing errors and improving time management. In our exam preparation course, you will practice with similar questions.
