Exam Format and Scoring
The GMAT Focus exam has verbal, quantitative (math) and data insight sections; takes approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes; and is Computer Based.
You can answer the three sections in any order.
• Verbal: This section consists of 2 parts: reading comprehension and critical reasoning
• Quantitative: This section consists of problem solving questions.The section requires basic knowledge of arithmetic, algebra and geometry.
• Data Insgiht: This section consists of data Sufficiency, table analysis, graphic interpretations, multi-source reasoning and two-part analysis sections. This section requires knowledge of mathematics,Reading tables, interpreting and analyzing data.
Exam Format
Section | Number of Questions | Time |
Verbal | 23 | 45 min |
Quantitative | 21 | 45 min |
Optional Break | - | 10 min |
Data Insight | 20 | 45 min |
Total Time | 135 min |
Scoring In the GMAT Focus
The scoring of the GMAT exam is a combination of your verbal, quantitive sections, data insgiht, and the score is based on the following:
* The number of questions you have answered
* The number of questions you have answered correctly or incorrectly
* The difficulty level of the questions, etc.
Your score consisting of these sections is calculated immediately by the computer after the exam, although it is not official.
Section | Score |
Verbal | 60-90 raw score |
Quantitative | 60-90 raw score |
Data Insight | 60-90 raw score |
Total Score |
205-805 |