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GMAT in Ankara – Preparing for an MBA or Business Master course?

GMAT is a big step up from the more general English tests. It has an entirely different measurement system. It does check your grammar and vocabulary, but in much more advanced ways. Also, the GMAT is much more interested in your logic and analytical skills. For these reasons it is even more important to get some expert help with your preparation. If you are planning on taking or re-taking the GMAT test, we would love to help you. GMAT is one of our strongest focus areas. We have helped many people to pass the GMAT in Ankara, and also helped many people get places in Turkish or foreign universities. With many past success stories and happy students sent to Europe, the USA, the UK, Australia and Canada, and this is one of our most popular study programmes.

University Process Testimonial – Selin

I learned what to pay attention in the GMAT exam such as subject verb agreement.

You’re not the best teacher but a GREAT MENTOR. I learned a lot from you not only grammar and vocabulary but also english culture and thought process. Experiencing a foreign culture during our classes definitely prepared me to my last 3 years in University in New York City and made me resilient to new learning opportunities.

John analyzes every single student of his perfectly and understands their needs after couple classes. This unique talent of him allows John to help students to reach their target. I wish we could have focused on advance vocabulary even more.

OMG. If you live in Ankara, looking for developing your English speaking skills, learning new English phrases or getting ready for any kind of English exam in the most fun way, John is your designated teacher. Don’t even think twice. He enhances his knowledge with his past experience with all his students to provide the best possible support for you.

– Selin S

GMAT Academic English Exam Testimonial – Batuhan

Sinem hoca ile internet araciligi ile tanistim. Gmat sinavina hazirlik icin destek alabilecegim birini ariyordum. Internette bir sürü kendini Gmat hocasi olarak tanitan insanla tanistim ve konustum ama Sinem hoca ile konustuktan sonra bu yolda bana yardimci olabilecek insanin o olduguna karar verdim. Sinem hocanin kariyeri ve bilgisi daha ilk dersten beni büyüledi. Derslerimiz harika geciyor. 1 ay kadar kisa bir süremiz olmasina ragmen bence harika bir is cikarttik. Kendisine yardimlari icin cok tesekkür ederim 🙂

– Batuhan

GMAT Academic English Exam Testimonial – Sinan

Sinem hocayla bir suredir GMAT uzerine calisiyoruz, ekip arkadasi John ile birlikte sadece ders ici degil ders zamanlari disinda da her zaman destek olmaya calisan, sorularimi cevaplayan ve bu surec icin gonul rahatligiyla tavsiye edebilecegim bir ikili 🙂

Sinan

Is GMAT the right test for you?

It is the main test for acceptance into any MBA course, as well as for other Master degrees in Business, Finance, and Accounting. If you are aiming for any of these courses then GMAT is definitely the best choice, but we are happy to answer questions and offer advice.

Is it good value for money?

The GMAT is available in 650 approved test centres in 114 countries around the world. Over 7,000 programs at more than 2,300 graduate business schools globally accept the GMAT. Every year more than 200,000 candidates take the test. One of the most popular tests for higher level academic study. If you are applying to universities, especially for the higher quality ones, GMAT is often required. This means GMAT is trusted and has great value in enabling access to specialist business education courses.

What is it?	Graduate Management Admission Test, operated by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)
What is it used for?	Applying to Business Schools to take an MBA (Master of Business Administration)
What is in the exam?	Section	Format	Types	Time
GMAT -> 2023	Analytical Writing Assessment	1 Topic	Analysis of an Argument	30 Minutes
GMAT -> 2023	Integrated Reasoning	12 Questions	Multi-source Reasoning Graphics Interpretation Two-part Analysis Table Analysis	30 Minutes
GMAT -> 2023	Quantitative Reasoning	37 Questions	Data Sufficiency Problem Solving	75 Minutes
GMAT -> 2023	Verbal Reasoning	41 Questions	Reading Comprehension Critical Reasoning Sentence Correction	75 Minutes
GMAT -> 2023	Total Exam Time			3 Hours 30 Minutes

NEW GMAT Focus Edition Starting August 2023
GMAT Focus Edition - 2023 ->	Quantitative Reasoning	21 Questions	Assesses Problem Solving Skills	45 Minutes
GMAT Focus Edition - 2023 ->	Verbal Reasoning	23 Questions	Assesses Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension Skills	45 Minutes
GMAT Focus Edition - 2023 ->	Data Insights	20 Questions	Assesses Data Literacy Skills	45 Minutes
	Total Exam Time			2 Hours 15 Minutes

How is the test scored?	There are five sections in the Official GMAT Score Report: • Verbal Scaled Score (on a scale from 0 to 60) • Quantitative Scaled Score (on a scale from 0 to 60) • V + Q = Your Combined Scaled Score (on a scale from 200 to 800) • Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) Score (on a scale from 0 to 6) • Integrated Reasoning Score (on a scale from 1 to 8) There will be a breakdown illustrating your performance on each section. • Your Maths score: from 0-60 • Your Verbal score: from 0-60 • Your Analytical Writing Assessment score: from 0-6 • Your Integrated Reasoning score: from 1-8 Your final GMAT score is a combination of the Verbal and Quantitative scaled scores, which is intended to demonstrate your overall performance on the multiple-choice parts of the test. Your Analytical Writing Assessment and Integrated Reasoning scores are calculated separately, and do not affect your Combined Scaled Score from the first two sections.
What is a good GMAT score?	A good score is whatever the Business School you have applied to is asking you to achieve. It doesn’t matter what other people score, it’s all about you against the test.
	The GMAT test is calibrated to provide an objective test of your ability across analysis of complex English and maths skills with relevance to the type of business case studies undertaken on an MBA course. We therefore see a normal distribution, with fifty percent of test takers scoring between 400 and 600 on the 200 to 800 scale. Excellent Scores : 710 – 800 Get more than 700 and you are in the elite top ten percent of GMAT test takers. With a score in this range, any business school in the world would consider your application. Harvard might ask for 730-740, nobody in our experience is requesting a score above 750. Good Scores : 650 – 700 This is where the majority of our students aim for. It is a solid result demonstrating good all round ability, and accepted by most of the top business schools. Basic Acceptable Scores : 550 – 640 If your aim is not academic excellence, but more about getting to a particular country, then a score in this range will enable you to attend a wide range of quite reasonable business schools or universities. Low Scores: 450 - 540 If you are accepted with a score in this range, it is likely that the MBA you study for will not be worth very much after you graduate. There are plenty of universities accepting people with these scores, but don’t expect too much for your money. This table shows the scaled GMAT scores, and a percentile ranking to explain where your score is relative to the general population of GMAT test takers.

How is the test scored?

There are five sections in the Official GMAT Score Report:

• Verbal Scaled Score (on a scale from 0 to 60)
• Quantitative Scaled Score (on a scale from 0 to 60)
• V + Q = Your Combined Scaled Score (on a scale from 200 to 800)

• Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) Score (on a scale from 0 to 6)
• Integrated Reasoning Score (on a scale from 1 to 8)

There will be a breakdown illustrating your performance on each section.

• Your Maths score: from 0-60
• Your Verbal score: from 0-60
• Your Analytical Writing Assessment score: from 0-6
• Your Integrated Reasoning score: from 1-8
Your final GMAT score is a combination of the Verbal and Quantitative scaled scores, which is intended to demonstrate your overall performance on the multiple-choice parts of the test. Your Analytical Writing Assessment and Integrated Reasoning scores are calculated separately, and do not affect your Combined Scaled Score from the first two sections.

What is a good GMAT score?

A good score is whatever the Business School you have applied to is asking you to achieve. It doesn’t matter what other people score, it’s all about you against the test.

The GMAT test is calibrated to provide an objective test of your ability across analysis of complex English and maths skills with relevance to the type of business case studies undertaken on an MBA course. We therefore see a normal distribution, with fifty percent of test takers scoring between 400 and 600 on the 200 to 800 scale.

Excellent Scores : 710 – 800
Get more than 700 and you are in the elite top ten percent of GMAT test takers. With a score in this range, any business school in the world would consider your application. Harvard might ask for 730-740, nobody in our experience is requesting a score above 750.

Good Scores : 650 – 700
This is where the majority of our students aim for. It is a solid result demonstrating good all round ability, and accepted by most of the top business schools.

Basic Acceptable Scores : 550 – 640
If your aim is not academic excellence, but more about getting to a particular country, then a score in this range will enable you to attend a wide range of quite reasonable business schools or universities.

Low Scores: 450 - 540
If you are accepted with a score in this range, it is likely that the MBA you study for will not be worth very much after you graduate. There are plenty of universities accepting people with these scores, but don’t expect too much for your money.

This table shows the scaled GMAT scores, and a percentile ranking to explain where your score is relative to the general population of GMAT test takers.

What are the alternatives?	If the Business School wants you to pass an exam, there are no direct alternatives, although some Business Schools may accept a GRE.