Register Online
To plan a test appointment online in Pakistan, the candidate is required to complete the details online on the official GMAT registration website.
Please note that test fee payments for online test schedules can only be made through the credit card or the debit card. That’s why; the candidate is required to have a Visa, Master Card, JCB or the American Express credit card or a Visa or Master debit card to register online for the GMAT.
Register through Phone
To plan your test appointment in Pakistan through phone, the candidate can call on the following number:
Telephone number: +61 2 9478 5430
9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. AEST
Please note that test fee payments for the phone appointments can only be made through the credit card or debit card as well. That’s why; the candidate is required to have a Visa, Master Card, JCB or the American Express credit card or a Visa or Master debit card to register for the GMAT by phone.
Register by Fax
To plan your appointment in Pakistan through fax, download and complete the downloadable GMAT Application planning Form.
To complete it, the candidate will also require the Test Center List for Site ID numbers as well as the state Code List.
Please note that if you have a desire to register for the GMAT through fax, then you are required to have a Visa, MasterCard, JCB or American Express credit card and a Visa or Master debit card.
You can fax the completed form to: +61 2 9901 3330
Register through Mail
To plan your appointment in Pakistan through mail, download and complete the downloadable GMAT Application Scheduling Form.
To complete it, the candidate will also require the Test Center List for Site ID numbers and the state Code List.
If you have a desire to mail your form, please send your completed form together with the appropriate payment to:
Pearson VUE
Attention: GMAT® Program
PO Box 581907 Minneapolis, MN 55458-1907
USA
Important Note:
The candidate must send the documents no less than 3 weeks before your selection of a test day.
On receiving your documents, an appointment will be planned for you to test at the test Center. The validation of the date, time as well as place of the appointment will be sent to you. If you do not receive the confirmation no less than 3 business days before your first choice of test day, please call the VUE customer service center to certify your GMAT appointment. All test givers in Pakistan must use valid passports in place of their ID (Identification documents). Without a Valid Passport the candidate will not be admitted at the Test Center on your test date. Though, a passport is not mandatory to register for the GMAT.
Preparation For GMAT Test:
GMAT Preparation Books or CDs
The Official Guide for GMAT Review - 11th Edition (Latest)
Price: Rs. 1800
Distributed by: GMAC
Distributed by the people who administer the GMAT. It is perhaps the utmost reliable source of GMAT preparation. The questions in this book are actual GMAT questions. It is a must buy if you are serious about GMAT.
Arco's Master the GMAT CAT With CD
Price: Rs. 895
Published by: Arco
A comprehensive guide available for students preparing to take the GMAT. It comes with an interactive CD-ROM that creates exams just like the real GMAT CAT. Good worth for money.
Cracking the GMAT With CD
Price: Rs. 595
Published by: The Princeton Review
The book has techniques and plans to score high on the GMAT. It comes along with a CD that contains five computer based tests such as the actual GMAT. Good worth for money.
GMAT CAT Practice Tests/Questions
Knewton GMAT Preparation Course
Knewton's online GMAT preparation course contains live, interactive instruction by hand-picked instructors, along a world-class team of TAs monitoring to answer all your questions during the class. Knewton's adaptive learning engine initials your GMAT course transversely thousands of dimensions. It re-rectifies in actual time to your every interface to present you along with the exact content, videos as well as practice problems you need to master the GMAT.
Crack-GMAT
Provides five full-length practice tests as well as tutorials for all sections of the GMAT.
This includes:
FREE full-length GMAT practice test
GMAT Verbal Tutorial with practice exercises
GMAT Quantitative Tutorial with practice exercises
GMAT AWA Tutorial
GMAT Essay Guides/Grading Services/Sample Essays
GMAT-CAT Answers to the Real Essay Questions
Price: Rs. 495
Published by: Arco
It is the only book that has sample essays for round about all 230 GMAT AWA topics. It is the most comprehensive book available for GMAT AWA preparation. Excellent worth for money.
GMAT Test Sections:
Analytical Writing Assessment
The GMAT exam starts with the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA). The AWA comprises of two separate writing tasks that are Analysis of an Issue or the Exploration of an Argument. The candidate will be given half hour to complete each section.
Quantitative Section
After the ten minutes of optional break, you start the Quantitative Sector of the GMAT exam. This section consists of 37 multiple-choice questions of two sorts of questions that are Data Sufficiency and Problem Solving. The candidate will be allowed 75 minutes to complete the compete section.
Verbal Section
After the second optional break of almost ten minutes, you start the Verbal Section of the GMAT exam. This section consist of 41 multiple choice questions of 3 sorts that includes Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning as well as Sentence Correction. The candidate is allowed a maximum of 75 minutes to complete the complete section.
Computer-Adaptive Format
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) comprises of the four separately timed sections. Every of the first two sections consist of an analytical writing task; the other two sections (i.e. Quantitative and Verbal) consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) provided in a computer-adaptive format. Questions in these sections are vigorously chosen like you take the test; the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) will adjust to your capability level, and your test will be unique.
GMAT Score
On your GMAT score report, the candidate will be able to see the following information:
Your AWA score will be scored separately, from 0.0 to 6.0. A score of 4.0 or above is generally considered strong.
The quantitative as well as the verbal sections are individually scored on a raw-score scale of 0 to 60, along with every raw score assigned a percentile. For instance, if you obtained a 43 raw score in your math section that will earn you a 68th percentile which means that sixty eight percent of all GMAT test takers scored below you. Note that the raw-score-to-percentile assignments differ dramatically among the math and verbal sections. For instance, in verbal a 43 is 96th percentile.
The two raw scores joined to make your complete score on a scale of 200 to 800. Your final complete score will also have a percentile ranking. This final score is very much important, as it is the number that admissions committees utilize to compare the aspirants.
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