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The exam2 guides
Fees, dates and registration2 guides
GMAT fees
Test center, online, reschedule and cancellation fees from the official mba.com tables, with the numbers for the US, India, the UK and the euro zone.
GMAT dates and registration
Booking steps, how far ahead you can schedule, retake limits, ID rules for India, and the reschedule and cancellation windows.
Scores, study and planning8 guides
GMAT scores and percentiles
The official percentile tables for the total score and all three sections, how the adaptive scoring works, and how old 200-800 scores convert.
How hard is the GMAT?
The four things that make the GMAT difficult, the score distribution behind the difficulty, and the study-time numbers from GMAC.
GMAT study plan
A 12-week arc that matches GMAC's study-time data: diagnostic, section phases, mixed practice and weekly full-length simulation.
GMAT waivers
Where ten major programs stand on test waivers in the 2026-27 cycle, what typically qualifies, and the Executive Assessment route.
GMAT score converter
Compare scores across GMAT editions.
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Quantitative Reasoning12 topics
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Algebra
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Arithmetic
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Combinatorics
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Exponents
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Inequalities
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Number Properties
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Percentages
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Probability
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Rates
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Ratios
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Statistics
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Word Problems
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Verbal Reasoning2 topics
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How long is the GMAT Focus Edition?
The GMAT Focus Edition takes 2 hours and 15 minutes: three 45-minute sections (Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights) with an optional 10-minute break.
What is a good GMAT score?
Scores run from 205 to 805, and the average total sits around 550. A 645 lands in roughly the top 10 to 15 percent of test takers, and 705 or higher is elite territory for the most selective MBA programs.
How does GMAT scoring work?
Each section scores 60 to 90 and your total runs 205 to 805. Data Insights carries the same weight as Quantitative and Verbal on the Focus Edition.
How many times can you take the GMAT?
Up to five times in a rolling 12-month period, with at least 16 days between attempts and no lifetime limit.
How long should I study for the GMAT?
Most test takers need two to three months of consistent work. A full-length practice test early in your prep tells you exactly how much ground you have to cover.
Is there a calculator on the GMAT?
Only on the Data Insights section. Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning are no-calculator sections, which is why mental math speed matters.
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