Types of GMAT questions

Hi buddy I want to give GATE exam this year so would you plz tell me which Types of questions will be asked in GMAT exam??

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

As you want to appear in GATE exam and asking for Types of GMAT questions ,so on your demand I am providing sample question here

GMAT Test Section # of Questions Question Types Timing
Analytical Writing Assessment 1 Topic Analysis of Argument 30 Minutes
Integrated Reasoning 12 Questions Multi-Source Reasoning
Graphics Interpretation
Two-Part Analysis
Table Analysis 30 Minutes
Quantitative 37 Questions Data Sufficiency
Problem Solving 75 Minutes
Verbal 41 Questions Reading Comprehension
Critical Reasoning
Sentence Correction 75 Minutes
Total Exam Time

3hrs, 30 minutes

Sample paper :
GMAT Sample Question: Problem Solving

Running at the same constant rate, 6 identical machines can produce a total of 33 widgets per hour. At this rate, how many widgets could 14 such machines produce in 3 hours?

A) 66

B) 231

C) 462

D) 693

E) 909

GMAT Sample Question: Data Sufficiency

During a particular period, water enters a partially filled reservoir at a constant rate through a mountain stream. At the same time, water is pumped out of the reservoir at a constant rate through an outlet pipe. At what rate, in gallons per minute, is the amount of water in the reservoir increasing?

(1) The amount of water initially in the reservoir is 1800 gallons.

(2) Water is pumped into the reservoir at a rate of 8 gallons per minute and out of the reservoir at a rate of 20 gallons every 3 minutes.

A) Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) alone is not sufficient.

B) Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) alone is not sufficient.

C) BOTH statements TOGETHER are sufficient, but NEITHER statement ALONE is sufficient.

D) EACH statement ALONE is sufficient.

E) Statements (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient.

GMAT Sample Question: Sentence Correction

Investigations along the Solo river in Indonesia have led some archeologists to debunk the idea of an era in which Homo Erectus had still survived in then Homo Sapiens’ inhabited areas.

A) in which Homo Erectus had still survived in then Homo Sapiens’ inhabited areas

B) in which Homo Erectus still survived in areas inhabited by Homo Sapiens

C) when Homo Erectus still survived where there were areas inhabited by Homo Sapiens

D) when Homo Erectus had still survived in current Homo Sapiens areas

E) when Homo Erectus still survived in areas that were then Homo Sapiens’

GMAT Sample Question: Critical Reasoning

Recently, scientists determined that great white sharks can live over 70 years, much longer than had been previously thought. They made the discovery by examining the layers of different colors that accumulated on the shark’s teeth over the years. In the 1950s, atomic bomb testing produced unusually large amounts of carbon-14, which fell from the atmosphere into the ocean and accumulated as a distinctive layer on the shark’s teeth corresponding to a known period in time. Perplexingly, even though great white sharks live longer than had been expected, some parties maintain that based on the new findings, the great white sharks must be protected from overfishing.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the discrepancy identified above?

A) Great white sharks need to be protected from overfishing because they are dying rapidly due to poisoning by carbon-14.

B) Great white sharks were determined to live longer than had been previously thought based on the discovery of a carbon-14-rich layer within older sharks’ teeth.

C) Great white sharks are evidently endangered and therefore need to be protected from overfishing.

D) Some great white sharks may have rich layers of carbon-14 from other sources, depending on their migration patterns.

E) Great white sharks’ longer lifespan implies that they mature more slowly and reproduce more slowly than had previously been assumed.