GAT FormatGAT is consisted of three parts: 1- Quantittative Ability 2- Verbal Ability 3- Analytical AbilityQuantitative AbilityQuantitative Ability is consisted of two question types: 1- Problem Solving 2- Quantitative ComparisonVerbal abilityVerbal ability is consisted of four type of questions: 1- Critical Reading 2- Sentence Completion 3- Analogies 4- AntonymsAnalytical AbilityAnlytical ability is consisted of two question types: 1- Analytical Reasoning 2- Logical ReasoningTypes of GATTo meet the needs of students of various disciplines GAT has been categorized in three types. The difference in each category is only the number of questions in each section (weight of each section)
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