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    GMAT Syllabus: Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA)

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    The GMAT exam consists of 4 sections - Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal. The Analytical Writing section involves writing an essay analyzing an argument within 30 minutes. The Integrated Reasoning section contains 12 questions across 4 formats testing skills used in data-driven analysis. The Quantitative section contains 37 questions across different math topics to be completed in 75 minutes. Finally, the Verbal section contains 41 questions across 3 formats - Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction - also within a 75 minute time limit.

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    The GMAT exam consists of 4 sections - Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal. The Analytical Writing section involves writing an essay analyzing an argument within 30 minutes. The Integrated Reasoning section contains 12 questions across 4 formats testing skills used in data-driven analysis. The Quantitative section contains 37 questions across different math topics to be completed in 75 minutes. Finally, the Verbal section contains 41 questions across 3 formats - Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction - also within a 75 minute time limit.

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    The GMAT exam consists of 4 sections - Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal. The Analytical Writing section involves writing an essay analyzing an argument within 30 minutes. The Integrated Reasoning section contains 12 questions across 4 formats testing skills used in data-driven analysis. The Quantitative section contains 37 questions across different math topics to be completed in 75 minutes. Finally, the Verbal section contains 41 questions across 3 formats - Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction - also within a 75 minute time limit.

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    GMAT Syllabus

    GMAT exam includes 4 sections. GMAT Exam Syllabus for all the sections is given below,
    candidates who are going to write this exam they may check syllabus properly:

     Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA)


     Integrated Reasoning (IR)
     Quant
     Verbal

    Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA):

    The first section of the GMAT is Analytical Writing Assessment. Candidates are require to
    complete in 30 minutes. This is an essay section where the candidates have to write an
    analysis of the presented argument. This section has no set topics.

    This section covers:-

     writing skills and abilities


     Clarity and logic in your argument
     Overall importance of your essay with respect to the given topic

    Integrated Reasoning (IR):

    Candidates will get 30 minutes complete Integrated Reasoning section. This section was
    included in GMAT in June 2012. This measure the candidate’s ability to check information
    given in multiple formats from multiple sources – the skills needed to do well in a
    technologically advanced, data-driven world.

    The IR section includes 12 questions of four types:

     Multi source reasoning


     Graphics interpretation
     Table analysis
     Two-part analysis

    Quant:

    This section checks your fundamental mathematical skills and your caliber to reason
    quantitatively. Candidates need to solve 37 quant questions in 75 minutes and questions
    are based on:

     Problem solving (PS): Questions given, for which you have to calculate the answer.
     Data Sufficiency (DS): You need to understand whether the given data is sufficient
    to solve a particular question.

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    Quant section includes various topics:

    Arithmetic Algebra Geometry

     Number Systems and  Permutation and  Lines and angles


    Number Theory Combination  Triangles
     Multiples and factors  Monomials, polynomials  Quadrilaterals
     Fractions  Algebraic expressions  Circles
     Decimals and equations  Rectangular solids and
     Percentages  Functions Cylinders
     Averages  Exponents  Coordinate geometry
     Powers and roots  Arithmetic and Geometric
     Profit and Loss Progression
     Simple and Compound  Quadratic Equations
    Interest  Inequalities and Basic
     Speed, Time, and statistics
    Distance
     Pipes, Cisterns, and Work
    Time
     Ratio and Proportion
     Mixtures and Alligations
     Descriptive statistics
     Sets
     Probability

    Verbal:

    This is the last section of GMAT. Candidates need to solve 41 verbal questions in 75
    minutes. Through this section candidates are evaluated on Reading and understanding the
    written material, Reasoning and appraising the arguments and Rectifying the written
    material in accordance with standard written English.

    This section includes various topics:

     Reading Comprehension (RC): under this applicants need to give answer related to
    the given passage.
     Critical Reasoning (CR): You need to find the premise, conclusion, assumption, etc
    in short passage.
     Sentence Correction (SC): A part of the sentence is underlined, and five options are
    provided. You need to spot the error, and mark the right option.

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    GMAT Exam Pattern

    GMAT Test Section Number of Questions Question Types Timing

    Analytical Writing Assessment 1 Topic Analysis of Argument 30 Minutes

    Integrated Reasoning 12 Questions Multi-Source Reasoning 30 Minutes


    Graphics Interpretation
    Two-Two Part Analysis
    Table Analysis

    Quantitative 37 Questions Data Sufficiency 75 Minutes


    Problem Solving

    Verbal 41 Questions Reading Comprehension 75 Minutes


    Critical Reasoning
    Sentence Correction

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