Graduate  Management Admission Test (GMAT) is an identical test intended to select the  top and best candidates for business schools for assessing the candidates for  study.
GMAT (Graduate  Management Admission Test) is developed and organized by the US based  "Educational Testing Service" (ETS) under the path of the Graduate  Management Admission Council (GMAC), a non-profit organization. This entrance  test and scores is an essential for admission in most of the business schools  in US, Canada  and other parts of the world too.
Eligibility  for Graduate Management Admission Test
      
    - Everyone is eligible for taking the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test). 
 
    - No minimum educational qualification requirement for taking the test. 
 
    - The test results are considered to be valid by the universities for five  years. 
 
    - If a below 18 years candidate’s want to write a test, then he/she has to send a written form to "GMAT Customer Services" of his/her region signed by parents or local guardian. This form authorizes such candidates to take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) exam and states that the applicant and parent or legal guardian agrees to stick to all the terms and conditions specified by the GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Committee). 
 
    - The fee for Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is US$250 worldwide and taxes will be differing when you schedule an exam in certain countries.
 
  
Pattern  of Examination
The GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) examination consists of three  main parts
      
    - Analytical Writing Assessment: The  analytical writing section requires one to write two essays (each of 30  minutes). In the first part the candidate needs to analyze an issue that is  given to them. The second part is an analysis of an Argument, in which a given  argument has to be critically analyzed and evaluated. This section deals with  the Analytical skills of the applicant rather than his/her writing skills.    
 
    - Quantitative section: In this 37  questions comprise two kinds of questions those are Problem Solving (PS) and  Data Sufficiency (DS). In Problem Solving (PS) question requires to solve  mathematical problem directly which is equivalent with the level of Class 10  exams, with questions on Number Systems, Percentages, Fractions & Decimals,  Algebra (including Quadratic Equations), Geometry (including Basic Coordinate  Geometry), Ratio & Proportion, Area & Volume of 2-D and 3-D diagrams,  Probability etc and select the right answer, the Data sufficiency is of a  trickier selection.
 
    - Verbal section: The verbal section in GMAT requires the basic skills of correct English. There  are three types of questions asked in this section- Sentence Correction (SC),  Critical Reasoning (CR) and Reading Comprehension (RC).
 
  
Reporting the Scores
      You  can report your GMAT test scores to a maximum of five  universities of your  choice and cost is already added in the GMAT test fee. But remember before  taking a test you have to select these five universities/business-schools.  Please be careful and pay attention before taking the GMAT test and filling the  application form. 
Apart  from the mention universities for additional university, the charge is US $28,  payable by an international credit card or a dollar denominated draft. The tax  rate will vary according to the countries.
Registration  of GMAT test
Before taking test first select the GMAT test center location. Most of these  test centers are in permanent locations. Candidate’s can register for GMAT  (Graduate Management Admission Test) Online, by Phone, or by Mail.