GMAT Coaching at Skyline Scholars: Your Passport to Global Education

Dreaming of an MBA from a top business school abroad? At Skyline Scholars, we make that dream a reality with expert GMAT coaching, tailored study plans, and proven test-taking strategies.

The GMAT is more than just an exam. It’s your ticket to a world of opportunities. A great score can open doors to prestigious universities, scholarships, and career growth. That’s why we focus on smart preparation, personalized mentoring, and real exam strategies to help you achieve your best score.

And the best part? We offer premium GMAT coaching at just ₹47,200, ensuring top-quality training without breaking the bank. Let’s ace the GMAT together and get you one step closer to your dream B-school!

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GMAT

The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is a standardized exam designed to assess skills essential for success in business and management programs. It evaluates analytical thinking, problem-solving, data interpretation, and verbal reasoning—key abilities required for MBA and other graduate-level programs.

Understanding the GMAT Exam : Pattern and Structure

  • Computer-Adaptive Test (CAT) – The difficulty of the test adjusts based on your answers.

  • Total Score Range: 200–800 – Based on Quantitative & Verbal sections.

  • Score Validity: 5 Years – Use your score anytime within five years for applications.

  • Exam Frequency – You can take the GMAT up to 5 times in a year (16-day gap required).

Section Duration Number of Questions Scoring Range
Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) 30 minutes 1 essay (Analysis of an Argument) 0 to 6 (half-point increments)
Integrated Reasoning (IR) 30 minutes 12 questions 1 to 8 (whole points)
Quantitative Reasoning (QR) 62 minutes 31 questions 6 to 51 (1-point increments)
Verbal Reasoning (VR) 65 minutes 36 questions 6 to 51 (1-point increments)

The AWA section evaluates your ability to critically analyze arguments, identify logical flaws, and communicate your thoughts effectively. You will be given a short argument and must assess its validity, pointing out weaknesses and suggesting improvements.

How to Prepare:

  • Practice structuring essays logically with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
  • Focus on identifying assumptions and logical flaws in the given argument.
  • Use strong vocabulary and clear reasoning to support your points.

This section measures your ability to analyze and interpret complex data in different formats such as tables, graphs, and text. It tests how well you can evaluate information from multiple sources and make data-driven decisions.

How to Prepare:

  • Practice reading and interpreting graphs, charts, and tables.
  • Develop skills in quick data analysis and logical deduction.
  • Focus on time management—many questions require multiple steps to solve.

This section assesses your ability to solve mathematical problems, interpret data, and apply logic to quantitative questions. It does not require advanced math skills but demands strong problem-solving and numerical reasoning.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Arithmetic (percentages, ratios, fractions)
  • Algebra (equations, inequalities)
  • Geometry (angles, coordinate geometry)
  • Statistics and Probability

How to Prepare:

  • Strengthen your basics in arithmetic, algebra, and geometry.
  • Practice Data Sufficiency questions, as they require logical thinking.
  • Improve speed and accuracy, time management is crucial in this section.

This section evaluates your ability to read, understand, and analyze written material. It also tests your ability to evaluate arguments and correct written sentences.

Types of Questions:

  1. Reading Comprehension: Analyze and answer questions based on short and long passages.
  2. Critical Reasoning: Evaluate arguments and strengthen or weaken them.
  3. Sentence Correction: Identify grammatical errors and improve sentence structure.

How to Prepare:

  • Read regularly—business articles, opinion pieces, and research papers help.
  • Focus on logical reasoning when analyzing arguments.
  • Practice grammar and sentence structure for sentence correction questions.
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    Top 20 Colleges through GMAT exam with Score Required

    Rank Business School Country Average GMAT Score
    1 Harvard Business School USA 730+
    2 Stanford Graduate School of Business USA 740+
    3 Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania) USA 730+
    4 MIT Sloan School of Management USA 720+
    5 Chicago Booth School of Business USA 730+
    6 Columbia Business School USA 720+
    7 INSEAD France/Singapore 710+
    8 London Business School (LBS) UK 700+
    9 Haas School of Business (UC Berkeley) USA 725+
    10 Yale School of Management USA 720+
    11 Kellogg School of Management (Northwestern) USA 730+
    12 Tuck School of Business (Dartmouth) USA 720+
    13 Duke Fuqua School of Business USA 710+
    14 Michigan Ross School of Business USA 710+
    15 UCLA Anderson School of Management USA 715+
    16 NYU Stern School of Business USA 720+
    17 Cambridge Judge Business School UK 690+
    18 Oxford Saïd Business School UK 690+
    19 Indian School of Business (ISB) India 710+
    20 CEIBS (China Europe International Business School) China 680+