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The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) measures the quantitative, verbal and data-literacy skills used in MBA and business master’s programmes. The current computer-adaptive exam has 64 questions across Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights, with 45 minutes for each section and a total testing time of 2 hours 15 minutes.

GMAT & MBA decision support
One practical consultation for working professionals deciding between CAT and GMAT, an MBA now or later, and a career move that is actually worth the investment.
A focused 1:1 conversation—not a lead form or course pitch.
Bring a real decision
Generic study plans cannot decide whether an MBA makes sense for your profile. This conversation starts with your destination, constraints and current career—not a pre-written timetable.

A clear next step
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02Share the decision, target schools, work experience and any score you have.
03Get a sharper next step: exam choice, timeline, MBA timing or career move.
Book with clarity
Deepak has made the IIT-to-PSU-to-IIM-to-consulting transition himself. Bring the trade-off you are facing; use the session to make a considered decision.
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Before you book
No. This is one focused strategy consultation. It helps you decide whether GMAT fits your goals, build a realistic preparation approach and identify the next best step. It is not an ongoing teaching package or a promise of an admission outcome.
Working professionals deciding between CAT and GMAT, people considering an MBA after a few years in a core or PSU role, and applicants who need to make the test, school and career decision fit together.
Bring your work experience, target schools or geography, any mock score, a rough budget and the career move you are trying to make. The more concrete your decision, the more useful the conversation will be.

Start with the decision