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GMAT Test Preparation Programs
	Master the GMAT’s computer-adaptive format; learn the proven test-taking strategies and sharpen fundamental verbal and quant skills. The average GMAT score for the top quarter of students who have opted for the Princeton Review GMAT test preparations program is 700. Students who have opted for our GMAT training improve their GMAT scores by an average of 122 points.

Are you taking the GMAT?

The GMAT is a 4-hour computer-adaptive test. Your performance on previous questions determines which questions come next.
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GMAT is changing

GMAC has announced the launch of ‘The New Generation GMAT’ in July of 2012. The changes are going to be restricted to the AWA section, where the current 2-essay format, the will be replaced by just one essay. However, the new test will introduce a new 30-minute Integrated Reasoning Section in lieu of one essay.

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GMAT – FAQs

If you have any query about GMAT don’t forget to check our FAQ’s section; there you will find answers to the most common topics about GMAT, like about registration, requisite fee, GMAT administration and GMAT scores. Do you have a query?

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GMAT Prep at The
Manya- Princeton Review

The average GMAT score for the top quarter of Princeton Review students is 700. In fact, our students improve their GMAT scores by an average of 122 points.
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GMAT – Analytical
Writing Assessment

The Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) of the GMAT is designed as a direct measure of your ability to think critically and to communicate your ideas.

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GMAT – Quantitative Section

GMAT – Verbal Section

GMAT – Integrated Reasoning

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