GMAT is the most widely used tool for assessing personal aptitude in the field of Economic and Management studies.
It is considered an effective tool for predicting academic success in the field of Management and in general in business studies; it is also often used as a key requirement by leading university institutions to identify and select the right candidates for their degree programs.

GMAT is an adaptive type test and is held in English.
It consists of four parts and concerns verbal, mathematical and more generally analytical skills. There are no questions that require previous business administration skills.
Is divided into:

• Analitycal writing - up to 30 minutes – from 0 to 6 points;
• Integrated reasoning - 12 questions with 30 minutes to answer – from 1 to 8 points;
• Quantitative section - 31 multiple choice questions to answer in 62 minutes – from 6 to 51 points;
• Verbal section - 36 multiple choice questions to answer in 65 minutes – from 6 to 51 points.

More exhaustive information can be found on the dedicated website http://www.mba.com/global