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The GMAT or Graduate Management Aptitude Test - focus edition, is a standardised test used by business schools for admissions to various graduate management degree programs. B-school admissions committees assess a candidate’s readiness for a management program based on their GMAT focus edition score.

There is no minimum educational requirement to take the GMAT focus. Applicants usually take the exam in the final year or after completing their bachelor's degree. A large number of GMAT focus test-takers are also working professionals.

The maximum overall score is 805, marked on a scale of 205-805, in 10-point increments. All individual sections use the same scale, and scores are between 60-90, marked in 1-point increments.

Your GMAT score is one of the criteria (and not the only criterion) in your application that B-schools take into consideration. However, a good GMAT score does improve your chances of admission.

Most top Indian B-schools like ISB, IIMs, XLRI, SP Jain, and others accept GMAT scores. For a complete list, refer to this page.

You can take the GMAT focus once every 16 calendar days but not more than five times in one year. You are only allowed to take the exam 8 times in a lifetime.

Depending on the type of program you're applying for, you may be required to furnish a GMAT score. Most universities (including the best ones) consider a candidate's GMAT score, especially for graduate management programs. Based on the Ph.D. program you're opting for, you may have to submit a GMAT or GRE score along with your application.

The GMAT focus is offered usually on all working days in India (i.e. from Monday to Friday, throughout the year). For more information, please visit www.mba.com.

Depending on the test-taker, the total time required to prepare for the GMAT exam can vary anywhere between 2 to 6 months.

Depending on which of the two you’re taking, TOEFL/IELTS training is complimentary with Jamboree’s GMAT Focus Classroom preparation program.

The GMAT exam does not test your theoretical knowledge of Math, English, or Grammar; instead, it tests your reasoning ability and critical reasoning skills. Rather than teaching complicated math formulas or complex grammar rules, at Jamboree, we teach the strategies that help you solve the questions quickly and accurately. Our simplified teaching methodology and targeted learning approach have helped students ace the GMAT exam for 30 years.

Jamboree offers Admissions Counselling services that cater to all your study abroad requirements, including university selection and application requirements. Additionally, we conduct regular webinars, info sessions, and chat sessions where you can get your admissions-related queries answered.