GMAT Scores by Business School
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- GMAT Quantitative ReasoningGMAT Focus quantitative reasoning is 21 problem-solving questions in 45 minutes on arithmetic and algebra, with no calculator.See prices
- GMAT Verbal ReasoningGMAT Focus verbal is 23 questions in 45 minutes: critical reasoning and reading comprehension.See prices
- GMAT Data InsightsData Insights is 20 questions in 45 minutes: data sufficiency, multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation and two-part analysis, with a calculator.See prices
- GMAT Focus EditionThe GMAT Focus Edition is 2 hours 15 minutes with three 45-minute sections: quant, verbal and Data Insights.See prices
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