The document outlines various standardized tests used for graduate admissions, including the GMAT, GRE, IELTS, SAT, and TOEFL, detailing their purpose, format, and scoring. Each test serves different educational goals, such as assessing verbal, mathematical, and language skills for advanced studies. The document emphasizes the importance of these tests in creating opportunities for further education and career advancement.

1. Test preparation
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2. GMAT
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is
used by many graduate schools of business and
management as one criterion in considering
application for admission to the school graduate
programs. The GMAT measures verbal, mathematical
and analytical writing skills of students.
The GMAT is a four-hour computer-adaptive test.
Your performance on previous questions determines
which question you Will be asked next. Questions
that appear early in the exam impact your score more
than those appearing at the end of the exam.

3. GRE
Getting an advanced degree can create
many opportunities. The GRE® revised
General Test — the most widely accepted
graduate admissions test worldwide —
can bring you one step closer to
achieving your career goals. And there
has never been a better time to take the
one test that gives you more
opportunities for your future.

4. IELTS
International English Language Testing System
is also an English proficiency test, which is
collaboratively run by UCLES (Cambridge
University), The British Council and IDP
Australia. IELTS assesses a test taker’s skill on
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking,
where each of the modules is evaluated out of
a base of nine. IELTS can be Academic Module
(for Students who go abroad for study
purpose) and General Training Module (for
people who wish to work or migrate to an
English Speaking country).

5. SAT
All major universities in the United States
accept the SAT as a college entrance exam.
Many schools dole out huge bucks for
great SAT scores.
The SAT is a 3 hour 50 minute exam
(including an optional essay which takes
50 minutes), consisting of five sections:
Reading, Writing, Math (with calculator),
Math (no calculator), and Essay (optional).
The Total Score of the SAT is 1600.

6. TOFEL
TOEFL or Test Of English as a Foreign Language is an
English assessment test that is administered on
students opting to go abroad for higher studies. This
test assesses if a student is a competent user of
English in all aspects. Although TOEFL can be PBT
(Paper-Based Test), CBT (Computer-Based Test), the
latest prevalent one is the TOEFL-iBT (TOEFL
Internet-Based Test) that comprises of all the
language skills (Reading, Listening, Speaking and
Writing)

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