Since 1954, business-school applicants have taken the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) to demonstrate their worth to B-school admission committees. The exam judges an applicant's skills -- quantitative, problem-solving, English verbal and written -- and spins out a number as high as 800 that some MBA applicants say can make or break their chances of getting into top programs.
This section will help you prepare for the GMAT. Updated tips on how to excel at the nearly four-hour, computerized exam will be posted regularly. Get a feel for what the exam questions will look like so that you're comfortable on test day. But most of all: Improve your score!
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