GMAT is one key to more than 5000 MBA programs worldwide. Most universities in the USA, and leading universities elsewhere include GMAT score one of the other crucial parameters in the selection process. The test is Computer Adaptive, and evaluates student on 800 marks. The test has three sections – 1. Analytical Writing, 2. Quantitative Techniques, and 3. Verbal Ability.

Analytical Writing is evaluated on an independent scale of 6, and includes two essays – Analysis of an Argument, and Analysis of an Issue. You get 30 minutes to write each essay.

Quantitative section contains 37 questions to be attempted in 75 minutes.

Verbal section contains 41 questions to be attempted in 75 minutes.

While skill development required for GMAT is very extensive, the structured pattern of the test makes it relatively easy, and requires less time. FuturiSM course for GMAT is of 15 weeks duration, with four 2-Hour sessions every week. FuturiSM provides extensive practice tests – both paper based and computer based, and very extensive class-room training from excellent faculty. Special emphasis on verbal ability is the hallmark of FuturiSM training. Programme covers exhaustive input on various test areas of Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, and Analytical Writing. Students at FSM get 15 practice tests on each question type, in addition to 10 full-length tests on GMAT pattern. 8 of the full-length tests are Computer Based Tests (CBTs) as GMAT is.