GMAT Preparation at Buddham
One can opt for the full-length training program or the modular training program, as per one's requirements.
GMAT Complete Course
The Program:
- Duration of Courses: 60 Hrs
- Duration of Classes: 2 Hrs
- Classes to be held: 4 Days a week
- Course Fees: Rs. 14000.00
- Mode of training: Online (Offline classes will start shortly)
GMAT Verbal Reasoning Prep
The Program:
- Duration of Courses: 40 Hrs
- Duration of Classes: 2 Hours
- Classes to be held: 4 Days a week
- Course Fees: Rs. 8000.00
- Mode of training: Online (Offline classes will start shortly)
GMAT Quantitative Reasoning Prep
The Program:
- Duration of Courses: 24 Hrs
- Duration of Classes: 2 Hours
- Classes to be held: 4 Days a week
- Course Fees: Rs. 7000.00
- Mode of training: Online (Offline classes will start shortly)
GMAT: a tough test
GMAT is a difficult examination. One needs to have proper knowledge of the concepts. One needs to have a good command of all the sections. Being rusty and making silly mistakes always hurt. Only proper strategy and thorough preparation can help one get a decent score.
Buddham eases your GMAT Preparation
Buddham offers extensive classroom training sessions and practice questions for concept building. We make sure that students have a solid grasp of all the sections.
Our study material and practice tests are comprehensive.
All the teachers are highly qualified, and they have more than 15 years of experience training GMAT takers.
We give personalized guidance and help students develop the right approach.
Course Coverage
Module 1. Verbal Reasoning
- Sentence correction
- Rules of grammar
- Modifiers and context
- Parallelism and construction
- Checking redundancy and wordiness
- Critical reasoning basics
- Assumptions
- How to conclude & how to infer
- Supporting & weakening arguments
- Exposing flaws in reasoning
- Identifying parallel reasoning/ Resolving paradoxes
- Bold face argument & Para completion
- Reading comprehension basics
- Central idea
- Tone of the passage
- Structure of the passage (Organisation of ideas/ style of writing)
- Extrapolation
- Percentage, Profit & Loss
- Ratio and proportion
- Simple and compound interest
- Speed, time and distance
- Average
- Numbers
- Permutation and combination
- Probability
- Algebraic expressions and equations
- Arithmetic and geometric progressions
- Statistics
- Exponents
- Functions
- Coordinate geometry
- Geometry
Module 3. Integrated Reasoning
- Table analysis
- Two-part analysis
- Multi-source reasoning
- Graphics interpretation
Module 4. Analytical Writing
- How to analyse an argument
- Practice
Module 5. Statement of purpose/ Profile evaluation
- How to write SOP
- Profile building
About GMAT
GMAT is the most widely used exam for graduate business school admissions, and more than 200,000 candidates take GMAT exam every year. The examination is administered by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). GMAT is a computer-adaptive test.
The test is available both at a test centre and online.
More than 7000 programs offered by more than 2300 universities and institutions in 110 countries use the GMAT exam as part of the selection criteria for their programs site. Business schools use the test as a criterion for admission into a wide range of graduate management programs, including MBA, Master of Accountancy, and Master of Finance programs.
GMAT scores vary in importance at different schools.
Eligibility Criterion
Test Pattern
GMAT consists of four sections: Analytical writing assessment, Integrated reasoning, Quantitative reasoning & verbal reasoning.
GMAT Score Range: 200- 800
Score Validity: Five years
Section order selection
In this exam, you have the flexibility to select the section that you wish to do first. There are three options for your exam's section order:
Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, Verbal
Verbal, Quantitative, Integrated Reasoning, Analytical Writing Assessment
Quantitative, Verbal, Integrated Reasoning, Analytical Writing Assessment
Good Score
720+ [Important score out of 800 is made up of the verbal and quantitative scores only.
You will be given a breakdown of your scores (from 0 to 60) for the verbal and the quantitative sections, and these are converted to your score out of 800. Verbal is weighted slightly higher in this total score.
How To Apply
Login to mba.com for the registration
Steps For Preparation
Whether you are preparing yourself, or you intend to join any institute, you must have some idea about the types of questions and their difficulty level. We recommend that you take a mock test to be familiar with the examination pattern, and to understand your strengths and weaknesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
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