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The GMAT 2026 Focus Edition consists of three 45-minute sections—Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights—totaling 2 hours and 15 minutes, with computer-adaptive scoring and flexible section order.

Overview

The GMAT Focus Edition 2026 is designed to assess skills essential for graduate management programs, emphasizing higher-order reasoning, data literacy, and analytical problem-solving. The exam has 64 questions divided into three sections, each lasting 45 minutes. The total duration is 2 hours and 15 minutes. The Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) and Integrated Reasoning sections have been removed to streamline the test and reduce fatigue

Sections

1. Quantitative Reasoning

Purpose: Measures problem-solving and numerical reasoning skills.
Format: 21 questions in 45 minutes.
Content: Focuses on algebra and arithmetic, including linear and quadratic equations, functions, number properties, ratios, percentages, probability, combinatorics, and coordinate geometry. Traditional geometry questions are largely removed.
Data Sufficiency questions are now part of the Data Insights section.
Calculator: Not allowed.

2. Verbal Reasoning

Purpose: Tests reading comprehension and critical reasoning.
Format: 23 questions in 45 minutes.
Content: Includes Reading Comprehension (passages up to 350 words)
and Critical Reasoning (logical argument analysis).
Sentence Correction questions have been eliminated.

3. Data Insights

Purpose: Evaluates data literacy and decision-making skills.
Format: 20 questions in 45 minutes.
Content: Combines elements of the former Data Sufficiency and Integrated Reasoning
sections, focusing on interpreting multiple data sources, analyzing trends,
and making informed decisions. A basic on-screen calculator is available for this section.

Adaptive Testing and Features

Computer-Adaptive: Each section adjusts question difficulty based on your responses, providing a precise measure of ability.
Section Order Flexibility:
Candidates can choose the order of the three sections, with six possible
combinations to match personal strategy.
Question Review & Edit: You can bookmark questions and review them at the end of each section.

Scoring

Score Range: 205–805, reported in 10-point increments.
Section Scores:
Each section is scored individually on a 60–90 scale with 1-point increments. All sections contribute equally to the total score. No essay score is included.
Validity: Scores are valid for 5 years.

Plan - RED

The GMAT®
Weekend Group Course (REGULAR)
(Friday / Saturday) (3hrs each day)

10 weeks: 28 hours Verbal training
+ 28 hours Math training

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The GMAT®
Weekday one-on-one course
(Monday to Thursday) (1.5 hrs each day)

28 hours Verbal training
+ 28 hours Math training

Plan - GOLD

The GMAT®
Weekend/ Weekday
One on One Course (FAST TRACK)

15 hours Verbal training
+ 15 hours Math training

Test Features

Guaranteed score improvement!!!
56 hours of GMAT classroom training !!!!
Smart teaching methodology that guarantees participation and of course scores!
Rolling entry facility which allows you to join any day!!!! As soon as you ready and have met our counsellor to plan your modules and strategy you can get started.
Intensive class room training and subsequent practice sessions for each section of the test.
Proven score-raising strategies.
Exhaustive skill building inputs.
Essential tactics for mastering each section.
Frequent interface sessions. You will be informed of extra classes to deal with particular topics.
Verbal was never more fun! Train with the most experienced verbal trainer- Dr. Abhishek Shekhawat, who has cracked the GMAT and got into many Top institutes in India and abroad with 100% scholarships offers from some of the World Renowned B- Schools….and assure that you can nail the most challenging part of the GMAT….the verbal section!!!!
Play with numbers! Learn the best test taking strategies with the Experienced Engineer – Kovid Oli, who, also has aced GMAT, will help you solve the questions with an ease and be confident of your score irrespective of the stream you come from.

S.No.	Name	Score	TOEFL/IELTS Score	School	Admission Offers	Scholarships
1	Anshul Agarwal	730	117	NUS Alumnus	Columbia Business School, University of Columbia USA NUS Singapore INSEAD
2	Chaitanya Gupta	690	108	St Xavier College Mumbai	NYU, USA Boston University, USA Georgetown University, USA
3	Kaumadi	700	118	RTU Kota	ISB Hyderabad India
4	Vaibhav Dhandia	680	106	University of Mumbai	FW Olin Graduate School of Business Babson College, USA Rice University, USA University of Rochester, USA University of Toronto, Canada
5	Sanchi Jain	640	109	Lady Shri Ram College DU Delhi	SP Jain Dubai Symbiosis India
6	Deepak Sharma	710	112	Symbiosis	Cornell Ohio State University HEC Paris IE Spain
7	Ananat Bhargawa	660	107	23 years of Exp with Indian Railways	University of Texas, Dallas University of Wisconcin University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
8	Aninder Dhaka	730	116	8 yrs of Exp as Asst Manager Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.	Schulich School of Business – York University Canada HEC Montreal Canada NYU USA University of Torronto Canada	CAD 30,000
9	Ankit Goyal	700	110	UIET Punjab University	George Washington University, USA Purdue University, USA Rice University, USA University of California Irvine, USA University of California Davis, USA	$70,000
10	Anirudh Vashishth	690	108	Jaypee Inst. Of Information Tech.	George Washington University, USA Arizona State University, USA University of Washington Olin, USA	$72,000
11	Vatsala Ramani	700	8.0/9.0	St Xavier College Jaipur	Boston University, USA (MS Finance) Ohio State University, USA (MS Financial Mgm.)	$18000

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Sections

1. Quantitative Reasoning

2. Verbal Reasoning

3. Data Insights

Adaptive Testing and Features

Scoring

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