
Expert GMAT Tutoring
Data Insights now counts for a full third of your GMAT score, and it is the section most applicants underestimate. Our tutors prepare you across all three sections one-on-one, with the pacing and the review discipline a competitive business school score requires.
Book Free ConsultationYour Path to a Competitive GMAT Score
Three sections, equally weighted. We find which one is actually costing you points and build the plan from there.
The Current GMAT
Sentence Correction and the essay are gone, Data Sufficiency moved into Data Insights, and the test is now 2 hours 15 minutes. We teach the exam as it is administered today.
Data Insights Depth
Multi-source reasoning, table analysis, graphics interpretation and two-part analysis are unlike anything in undergraduate coursework. This section rewards focused practice more than any other.
Equal Section Weighting
Quant, Verbal and Data Insights contribute equally to your Total Score. A weak third section caps your result no matter how strong the other two are.
Review & Edit Strategy
You can bookmark questions and change a limited number of answers within each section. We rehearse how to spend that allowance rather than discovering it on test day.
Choose Your Section Order
You select the order you sit the three sections in. We test different orders in practice so you walk in with a decision already made and rehearsed.
Built for Working Applicants
Most GMAT students are studying around a full-time job. Sessions are one-on-one, held online over live video, and scheduled around your working week.
Master All Three GMAT Sections
Three sections of 45 minutes each, 2 hours 15 minutes in total, taken in whichever order you choose.
Quantitative Reasoning
21 questions, 45 minutes
- • Problem Solving
- • Arithmetic & Algebra
- • Word Problems
- • No On-Screen Calculator
Verbal Reasoning
23 questions, 45 minutes
- • Reading Comprehension
- • Critical Reasoning
- • Argument Evaluation
- • Sentence Correction Retired
Data Insights
20 questions, 45 minutes
- • Data Sufficiency
- • Multi-Source Reasoning
- • Table Analysis & Graphics
- • Two-Part Analysis
Scoring
Total Scores run from 205 to 805, built from all three sections weighted equally. The exam is adaptive, so the difficulty of each question responds to how you have answered so far.
Test format and scoring per GMAC. Confirm current details at mba.com before you register.
Ready to Take On the GMAT?
Start with a free consultation. We will look at your target programs, your test date, and which of the three sections is holding your score down.