The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), administrator of the GMAT exam and a global association of leading graduate business schools, announced the release of its GMAT Official Advanced Questions, the only test preparation material to exclusively contain hard GMAT questions from past exams.
The product rounds out the Gmat Official Prep portfolio, offering test takers an option to challenge themselves after completing the mix of easy, medium, and hard questions in the GMAT Official Guide.
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Pam Brown, Director of Product Management at GMAC, commented on 1 October:
Gaining confidence to solve the hardest questions on the GMAT can help increase a candidate’s performance and confidence on test day. We wanted to help test takers be at their best and saw a need in the market to provide a tool that further challenges them after working through GMAT’s Official Guide questions.
Pam Brown further explained that by studying with Advanced Questions, candidates can feel more prepared on test day while also increasing their chances to stand out in the eyes of their desired schools.
Consisting of 150 Quantitative Reasoning and 150 Verbal Reasoning questions, GMAT Official Advanced Questions gives test takers more materials to extend their preparation and challenge themselves further. Subject matter experts, each with decades of experience writing and editing GMAT questions, developed the comprehensive answer explanations. Questions are grouped by “fundamental skills” areas, allowing candidates to align their study plan with GMAT’s Enhanced Score Report structure.
Like the GMAT Official Guide series, GMAT Official Advanced Questions is available for purchase in print or as an e-book. Both versions include access to an Online Question Bank to create custom practice sets, focus on specific fundamental skills, and measure improvements.
The GMAT Official Advanced Questions Global edition is priced at USD 29.99.
About GMAC
The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) is an association of leading graduate business schools worldwide. Founded in 1953, GMAC is committed to creating solutions for business schools and candidates to better discover, evaluate, and connect with each other. The organization works on behalf of the schools and the graduate management education community, guiding candidates on their journey to higher education, to ensure that no talent goes undiscovered.
Source: GMAC, GlobeNewswire
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