GMAT Frequently Asked Questions
The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a standardized exam that assesses verbal, quantitative, and analytical reasoning skills. It is one of the main requirements for admission to MBA programs and other postgraduate management programs.
Define your score and follow a study plan that combines theory, practice questions, and timed simulations.
It depends on the program, but for a competitive Master's or MBA, a good grade of 650 or higher is generally considered; for elite schools, the ideal score is between 690 and 700.
The registration fee is around USD 275 and includes free delivery of your results to five universities.
Most students spend between 2 and 4 months of serious preparation, depending on their level and score goal.
Yes, the GMAT Online has the same content and scoring as the in-person exam, but with proctoring. In both versions, you are observed and recorded.
You can do it up to five times a year and a maximum of eight times in your lifetime, leaving at least 16 days between attempts.
A comprehensive theoretical and practical course with a live, specialized instructor helps you organize your study, understand strategies, and progress faster than if you study alone.
Choosing the right course depends on three factors: your English level, your goal score, and your time availability. If you need guidance, we can conduct a brief assessment together and recommend the course that best suits your availability and financial situation.
Since 1993, throughout our professional career, we have trained many students from different countries, with scores ranging from 590 to 760. The average score for our students is currently 690.
