Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

Exam Info

Name of Examination	GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)
Category of Exam	National Level Entrance Exam
Conducting Authority	Symbiosis International University
Level of Exam (PG/ UG/ Diploma)	Undergraduate
Name of Universities, colleges or Institute providing opportunities to student through this exam	Graduate Management Admission Council
Language	English
Examination Mode	Computer Based Test
Number of section in paper	4 Section
Courses provided through this exam	MBA
Date of Examination	To be announced
Timing schedule of Examination	To be announced
Duration of Exam	3 Hrs 30 Min
Total number of questions	80
Total number of Marks	Score Range (Minimum 200 and Maximum 800)
Marks of Each question	Varies on questions
Total numbers of Centers for this exam	650 Centers
Official website of examination or conducting body	www.mba.com
Registration Charges/ Form fill up charges	Rs. 22,800/-

 

Important dates related to Examination

Initial Registration Date	To be announced
Last Date for Registration	To be announced
Admit card releasing Date	To be announced
Date of examination	To be announced
Result declaration Date	To be announced
Counselling Process	To be announced

 

Reservation for this exam

Category	Percentages
Scheduled Caste (SC)	N/A
Scheduled Tribes (ST)	N/A
Other Backward Cast (OBC)	N/A
Person with Disability (PwD)	N/A

 

Eligibility Criteria for exam

Age Limit	No age limit
Least Education Qualification	Graduation
Least Marks in Matriculation	50%
Least Marks in Intermediate	50%

  

Syllabus of Examination

Subject A	Analytical Writing
Subject B	Integrated Reasoning
Subject C	Quantitative Aptitude Section
Subject D	Verbal Reasoning Section

 

Process of Counselling: -

Many graduate business schools use the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test), a computer-based management entrance exam, to admit students to their management programs. The GMAT does not, however, have a centralized counselling procedure. Instead, each business school has its own admissions procedure that involves candidate selection and counselling. The following steps are often included in the selection procedure:

·       Application: The candidate must submit an application form and their GMAT score report in order to be considered for admission to the business schools of their choosing.

·       Candidates will be shortlisted by business schools for the selection process based on their GMAT scores and other qualifications. The candidates who made the short list will be contacted for subsequent rounds of selection.

·       Group discussion, written ability test, and personal interview The written ability test (WAT), group discussion (GD), and personal interview (PI) are required of the shortlisted candidates. These exams are designed to evaluate a candidate's interpersonal skills, analytical prowess, and general personality.

·       Final Selection: Based on the candidate's performance on the GMAT exam, WAT/GD/PI, academic background, work experience, and other pertinent variables, business schools will create a merit list. Admission will be made available to applicants who fulfil the cut-off standards and are highly rated on the merit list.

·       Counselling and Document Verification: The candidate must report to the business school for counselling and document verification after receiving the admissions offer. The candidates will need to have their authentic documents with them for validation.

·       Payment of costs: To confirm their admission after the document verification process, candidates must pay the admission costs within the allotted time.

Each business school may have a different application process, thus it is crucial for applicants to research the procedures at the institutions they intend to apply to.