In the new GMAT, a notable adjustment has been made: the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) section has been removed. Instead, there is increased focus on the Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Integrated Reasoning sections. This strategic move allows test-takers to allocate their preparation efforts more efficiently toward the sections that carry greater weight in many business school admissions processes. By redirecting attention to these core components, the GMAT offers candidates a streamlined approach to showcase their analytical and critical thinking skills. Candidates are encouraged to prioritise their study efforts accordingly to excel in these critical areas.

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