The GMAT exam is a computer-adaptive test designed to provide a common yardstick by which business school admissions committees can measure applicants and their ability to succeed in their MBA programs.

The GMAT test consists of four sections, and you'll receive a separate score for each. The Quantitative and Verbal sections contribute to the most important score, called the Total Score, which is on a range from 200 to 800.
 

To register, please contact the Official Examination Body: http://www.mba.com/

GMAT Exam Fee
USD$250 
 

Full Course (Verbal Session and Quantitative Session) 

Course Fee
$13,088

Course Structure 

• 24 Hours of classroom instruction with a total of 8 sessions
• One session of a 2-hour Analytical Writing Assessment & Integrated Reasoning Workshop 

Half Course (Verbal Session or Quantitative Session)

Course Fee
$10,388

Course Structure

• 12 Hours of classroom instruction with a total of 4 sessions
• One session of a 2-hour Analytical Writing Assessment & Integrated Reasoning Workshop

Provided that you attend all GMAT classes within the duration of the course; if for any reason you are not satisfied with the real scores, you may retake the course for free within 6 months!

• 9 full-length computer adaptive practice tests 
• 120+ total hours of on demand instructor-led video sessions with guidance and Kaplan strategies for each section of the exam
• Personalized homepage and recommendations based on results from the performance of each practice test taken

The GMAT computer adaptive test (CAT) is more than just a computerized version of a paper-and-pencil test. On the GMAT, the CAT actually adapts to your performance as you're taking the test. Understanding how the CAT works and knowing a few strategies specific to this particular format can have a direct, positive impact on your score.

When you begin the GMAT, the computer assumes you have an average score and gives you a question of medium difficulty. As you get answers correct, the computer serves up more difficult questions and increases its estimate of your ability. And vice versa, as you answer incorrectly, the computer serves up easier questions and decreases its estimate of your ability. Your score is determined by an algorithm that calculates your ability level based not just on what you got right or wrong; but also on the difficulty level of the questions you answered.

You only have one shot...
Because each answer directly affects the next question, the CAT does not allow you to go back to questions you've already answered. On the GMAT CAT, you see only one question at a time. You won't see the next question until you've provided an answer to the one in front of you. Once you've confirmed your answer, that's it.

If you don't know, guess
Since you can't revisit previous questions, if you don't know an answer, guess. Try to guess strategically by eliminating wrong answer choices, etc. But since there is a penalty for each unanswered question, it's even better to guess randomly than leave a question unanswered.

1. Online Diagnostic Test
   The test provides you with examples of each question type. After you have taken the test, note how many questions you got right and wrong, how long it took you to answer and how often you skipped questions. Look for patterns. Were you stronger in some areas than others?
2. Classroom Learning. Classic!
   Benefit from in-person, comprehensive instruction by our expert teachers at our conveniently located campus. Perfect for students who want to complete prep in a concentrated amount of time. Your enrollment includes a course book, pocket reference book, work book and Business English vocabulary guide. All are exclusive for Kaplan students and not for sale!
3. Practice, Practice, Practice!
   Our course book and online companion come with practice, including 9 full-length computer adaptive GMAT practice tests and over 5,000 practice questions which drive personalized recommendations based on your performance. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the course materials We have all the tools you'll need to conquer the GMAT on test day!
4. Higher Score Guaranteed or free retake*
   Kaplan is committed to your success.
   • If you feel you're not ready to take the exam, or;
   • If you are not satisfied with your overall score no matter how many points you have improved.
   You can study with us again for free within 6 months. All we ask is that you meet our basic study requirements: attend class. It's that simple.