The British Academy for Training and Development offers this training program in GMAT Exam Preparation, aimed at equipping participants with the tools needed to approach the Graduate Management Admission Test with accuracy, confidence, and a clear strategy.

This course is specifically designed for individuals aspiring to join competitive graduate programs in management, where strong GMAT scores can significantly enhance admission prospects.

The training focuses on the three core areas of the GMAT – Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Analytical Writing – through structured sessions that build knowledge progressively.

Moving beyond generic training and repeated tips, the course emphasizes genuine understanding, logical problem-solving, and the ability to adapt efficiently to the exam format.

Who Should Attend?

• University graduates planning to apply for MBA programs or other business-related graduate studies.

• Mid-career professionals seeking advancement into leadership positions through higher education in management.

• International applicants requiring structured guidance to meet global graduate admission standards.

• Individuals who have previously taken the GMAT and wish to engage in focused, strategic review to improve their scores.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Understand the structure, content, and timing of the different GMAT sections.

• Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to verbal and quantitative questions.

• Analyze arguments and write well-organized analytical responses within a set timeframe.

• Develop effective strategies for managing time during the exam.

• Identify and correct common mistakes using optimized exam performance strategies.

• Introduction to the GMAT and its Structure

  • Familiarization with the four test sections: Analytical Writing, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal.

  • Scoring mechanism and adaptive question evaluation system.

  • General preparation strategies and designing an effective study plan.

• Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA)

  • Understanding the requirements of the argument analysis task.

  • Building a clear and well-structured essay.

  • Organizing ideas and crafting responses using precise academic language.

• Integrated Reasoning (IR)

  • Recognizing question types: table analysis, graphs, multi-source comparisons.

  • Strategies for analyzing complex data and making decisions.

  • Applying logic to evaluate information from multiple sources.

• Critical Thinking and Logical Analysis

  • Principles of critical thinking and their application in GMAT questions.

  • Skills for interpreting information and distinguishing between strong and weak arguments.

  • Practice analyzing assumptions and drawing logical conclusions.

• Quantitative Section

  • Reviewing core concepts in algebra, geometry, and statistics.

  • Identifying question types: problem-solving and data sufficiency.

  • Fast and accurate strategies for solving complex numerical problems.

• Quantitative Reasoning and Logical Estimation Skills

  • Analyzing quantitative relationships and simplifying data.

  • Using estimation and verification techniques to reach correct answers.

  • Techniques for handling adaptive questions under time constraints.

• Verbal Section

  • Analytical reading strategies for academic texts.

  • Identifying main ideas and key details quickly.

  • Strategies for answering reading comprehension and logical reasoning questions.

• Sentence Correction and Verbal Logic

  • Understanding English grammar and stylistic rules.

  • Analyzing sentences to identify common errors.

  • Choosing the correct answer based on meaning and context.

• Integration of Test Sections and Answering Strategies

  • Managing time across different sections.

  • Prioritizing tasks during the exam and avoiding repeated mistakes.

  • Using mental strategies to enhance focus and reduce stress.

• Final Preparation and Test Simulation

  • Developing an effective review plan for the final days before the exam.

  • Technical tips for handling the computer-based test interface.

  • Final recommendations to boost confidence and achieve the best possible score.