At a glance
| Mode | Online |
| Format | Live—instructor-led |
| Level | All levels |
| Duration options | A 90-day package |
| Materials | Learning-portal study material; printed books or course-specific material where included in the selected package |
| Trial | 5-day free trial; choose up to five courses |
About this course
The current GMAT exam has three equally timed sections: Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. It takes 2 hours and 15 minutes, plus an optional 10-minute break, and contains 64 questions in total.
This course prepares you to reason efficiently across the three sections, use data from multiple sources, read arguments closely and solve quantitative problems under a strict clock. The GMAT includes a Question Review & Edit feature that allows limited answer changes within a section. Business schools set their own score expectations, so check each school directly.
This is a live, instructor-led course. You use the learning portal for lessons, study material and mock-test access alongside the live classes. AFA does not publish a fixed batch size, timetable or trainer profile in the verified brief.
What you’ll cover
Quantitative Reasoning
Build speed and accuracy with arithmetic and algebraic problem solving while avoiding unnecessary calculation.
- Arithmetic
- Algebra
- Word problems
- Problem-solving strategy
Verbal Reasoning
Work on reading comprehension and critical reasoning by identifying claims, evidence, assumptions and logical gaps.
- Reading comprehension
- Critical reasoning
- Argument structure
- Inference
Data Insights foundations
Read tables, charts and multi-source information accurately before deciding which calculation or comparison matters.
- Data sufficiency
- Table analysis
- Graphics interpretation
- Multi-source reasoning
Integrated data problems
Practise switching between verbal, quantitative and data interpretation inside the same problem set.
- Two-part analysis
- Data comparison
- Rates and ratios
- Evidence selection
Review and edit strategy
Learn when to move on, which questions to flag and how to use the exam’s review feature without creating a time problem later.
- Question review
- Answer editing
- Pacing
- Decision discipline
Full-section practice
Combine content with 45-minute section practice so strategy is tested under the same time pressure as knowledge.
- 45-minute sections
- Section order awareness
- Error review
- Mock-test routine
What’s included
Digital
- Live instructor-led classes
- Lessons and study material in the learning portal
- Mock tests where relevant to the course
- Handouts and downloadable study material
Physical
- Course-specific printed books or study material, posted to you where included in the selected package
Who it’s for
- Applicants preparing for graduate management admissions where GMAT is accepted
- Learners who need balanced Quantitative, Verbal and Data Insights preparation
- Working professionals preparing around a job
- Learners who want instructor-led online classes
What you’ll be able to do
- Identify the reasoning step a GMAT problem is actually testing before doing the calculation
- Read arguments for evidence, assumptions and conclusions rather than only for topic
- Combine information from charts, tables and text in Data Insights questions
- Use section review and editing deliberately within the available time
Price and durations
The listed price for GMAT is ₹39,999. AFA package durations and validity vary by course and package. Across the catalogue, durations include 1, 2, 3 and 6 months, with some longer programmes and some packages carrying extra validity. Check the exact duration, validity and inclusions shown before payment.
How the free trial works
Register on AFA’s learning portal and verify your email to start the five-day trial. You can choose up to five courses, including GMAT – Trial, and open the lessons, explore the live-class area, use the available study material and try the mock-test area. Trial access is limited; for example, only one mock test may be available. The learning portal is currently desktop-only.
FAQs
What are the current GMAT sections?
The GMAT has Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. Each section is 45 minutes. The exam contains 64 questions and takes 2 hours and 15 minutes, plus one optional 10-minute break.
Does the GMAT still have Analytical Writing?
The current GMAT structure on mba.com lists only Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights. If you are using older study material, check that it matches the current exam before relying on it.
Is this a live course?
Yes. The catalogue marks this course as Live, which means instructor-led live classes. Learning-portal access supports the course with lessons, study material and mock-test access. AFA has not published a fixed timetable or batch size in the verified brief.
What can I try before paying?
The five-day free trial lets you select up to five courses and explore lessons, the learning portal, online classes where relevant, mock tests and the training interface. Trial access is limited. Use it to check the course before choosing a paid package.