GMAT 2021-2022: Mock Tests & Sample Papers

GMAT Mock Tests & Sample Papers

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Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is an essential stepping stone for students seeking to pursue an MBA course and other management programs across the globe. The examination tests candidates on verbal, analytical and mathematical skills.

Best GMAT Mock Tests & Sample Papers

The level of competition in the GMAT exam makes it one of the toughest entrance exams. To be able to successfully crack this examination, candidates need to be completely clued in on the syllabus and have a concrete study plan.

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The first sample paper we recommend comes from the makers of the GMAT, GMAC (the official body responsible for conducting the GMAT exam). Candidates can register themselves on the official GMAT website and create a free account to download free GMAT prep software.

Students who want to give more time to self-study can follow the 8-week study plan, which is provided by GMAC. Candidates can follow the detailed approach provided under this plan to prepare for their upcoming GMAT exam. The study plan comprises of helpful tips that work around the strength and weaknesses of individual candidates and also provides them with tips and advice to enhance their test readiness.

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GMAT Sample Questions

Besides the suggested study materials, candidates can also prepare for the GMAT with the help of several other educational aids.

Candidates can use the IR Prep Tool to focus on the integrated reasoning sectioning. This Integrated Reasoning preparation tool has many retired questions from the actual GMAT exam and so makes an excellent practice tool to give you an idea of your real-world readiness for the exam. Moreover, aspirants can also evaluate their progress and performance over this study tool.

Candidates can also consider The Premium GMAT Study Collection. It includes six study modules:

GMAT Official Guide 2021
GMAT Official Guide Verbal Review 2021
GMAT Official Guide Quantitative Review 2021
GMAT Prep Exam Pack 1
GMAT Prep Exam Pack 2
GMAT Prep Question Pack 1
GMAT Paper Tests Set I, II, and III
GMAT Focus Online Quantitative Diagnostic Tool, set of 3
IR Prep Tool

The complete collection comes with books and digital solutions.

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GMAT Exam Tutorial

The suggested GMAT Exam Tutorials provide candidates with an environment that will match the scenario of a real exam centre. By providing the aspirants with the look and feel of exam centers, these tutorials aim at preparing the candidates with the test conditions they will face on exam day. These tutorials come with:

Preview of GMAT test screens
A vivid idea of screen navigation and layouts
Detailed information on the examination structure
Things to expect at the test center
Tips for test day

Lastly, it is always advisable to review the tutorials at least 3-4 days prior to the test date.

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GMAT Exam Study Material (Books)

In case the candidates want to prepare by themselves, they will do well with Selected Books and Resources for GMAT Exam Preparation.

Besides having access to their own books, seeking professional guidance and joining a coaching center for GMAT increases their chances of success in the exam.

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GMAT Prep Tips

Preparing for the GMAT Exam is not as mammoth a task as it is made out to be. A concrete action plan paired with grit and determination is the key to achieve your target score.

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Here are some success stories which would help you plan your own GMAT strategy:

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GMAT 2020 Syllabus/Pattern

The GMAT exam pattern comprises of four sections (Writing, Reasoning, Verbal and Quantitative skills), divided into a total of 91 questions. Further, GMAT is a Computer Adaptive Test of 3 hours 30 minutes where the candidates are required to answer objective and subjective questions. If you are still confused about the syllabus, take a look at the GMAT syllabus here.

Section	Number of Questions	Duration
Analytical Writing Assessment	1 Topic	30 minutes
Integrated Reasoning	12 questions	30 minutes
Quantitative	37 questions	75 minutes
Verbal	41 questions	75 minutes
Total Exam Time		3 hours 30 minutes