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GMAT Prep

Prepare for Business School with Confidence

The GMAT is the admissions test most business schools ask for, and preparing for it alongside work or study takes a plan. Our GMAT tutors work with you one-on-one to find where your points are, build the skills each section tests, and practice under timed conditions.

Whether you're starting from scratch or aiming for your next score band, we'll build your prep around your schedule and your target schools.

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What Is the GMAT?

The GMAT Focus Edition is a computer-adaptive test used by business schools for MBA and business master's admissions. It is taken at a test center or online.

Quantitative Reasoning — arithmetic and algebra problem solving
Verbal Reasoning — reading comprehension and critical reasoning
Data Insights — reading tables, graphs and multi-source data to reach conclusions

Each section is 45 minutes, and the total score runs from 205 to 805. Check the latest format and policies on mba.com before you book your test.

Ready to start your GMAT prep? Book a lesson with a GMAT tutor today.

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Built Around a Busy Schedule

Most GMAT test-takers are working or studying full time. Sessions are online and booked around your calendar — early mornings, evenings or weekends.

Flexible sessions that fit around work
A clear plan week by week up to your test date
Timed practice so the clock feels familiar on test day

How Our GMAT Tutoring Works

Start with where you are — a diagnostic practice test shows which question types cost you the most.
Learn the method — your tutor works through the reasoning behind each question type, not just the answers.
Practice under time — timed sections build pacing and stamina.
Review and adjust — every session ends with what to work on next.

Why Students Choose Tutorition for the GMAT

One-on-one attention focused on your weakest areas
Data Insights support for the section many test-takers find newest
Practice tests with explanations for every mistake
Tutors you choose — read profiles and reviews before you book

GMAT Focus Edition

Why the GMAT matters

Business schools around the world use the GMAT for MBA and business master's admissions.
At some schools a strong score can also help with scholarship decisions.
Scores stay valid for five years.

How Tutorition helps you prepare

1Sit timed mock tests under real exam conditions, so test day feels familiar
2See your score and your weak topics the moment you finish
3Hear exactly why each wrong answer was wrong — written, and read out loud
4Get a study plan built from your weak topics, and watch your results test by test
5See which question types cost you the most time, not just marks

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GMAT Quantitative · Question 1 of 5

A jacket originally priced at 60 dollars is on sale for 30% off. What is the sale price, in dollars?

Written by Tutorition in the style of the GMAT — not official GMAT questions.

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What does the GMAT test?+

The GMAT Focus Edition has three sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. Business schools use it to judge readiness for graduate business study.

How long should I prepare for the GMAT?+

It depends on your starting point and target score. Many test-takers plan for two to three months of steady practice; your tutor will suggest a plan after a first assessment.

Can I take GMAT tutoring online?+

Yes. All sessions are online, so you can learn from home and book times that suit you.

Do you help with Data Insights?+

Yes. Your tutor covers how to read tables, graphs and multi-source data quickly, and how to avoid the common traps.

Is the GMAT the only test business schools accept?+

Many business schools also accept the GRE. Check each school's admissions page; a tutor can help you decide which test suits you.

Can I take a practice test first?+

Yes. Start with a free trial lesson and a practice test so you and your tutor know where to focus.

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