The GMAT score your MBA shortlist expects.
The GMAT measures your ability to solve problems under time pressure using the tools an MBA student actually needs. We teach the new Focus Edition the way business schools score it, prove it with full-length mocks, and guarantee the result.
- 8 weeks
- 48 taught hours
- Max 8 per class
- Score-improvement guarantee
- Format
- Digital, on demand · 2h 15m
- Sections
- Quantitative · Verbal · Data Insights
- Scored
- 205–805
- Sittings
- Sit as often as you need throughout the year
Eight weeks, six modules, all three Focus Edition sections.
The Focus Edition is three 45-minute sections, no essay, and a score out of 805. We teach it exactly as GMAC scores it, with a timed section at the end of every module so you know where you stand before the next one starts.
- 8
- Weeks
- 48
- Taught hours
- 12
- Full-length mocks
- Max 8
- Class size
Focus Edition anatomyThree sections, 64 questions, 2h 15m. How question-level adaptivity works, what Review & Edit lets you change, and where your diagnostic lands.
- Quant 21 · Verbal 23 · Data Insights 20: what each section asks
- Question adaptivity and why the early questions matter
- Review & Edit: bookmarking and the three-answer change limit
- Full-length diagnostic, scored 205–805
4 taught hoursOutcome · Know your three section scores and the question types that cost you most.Quantitative reasoningTwenty-one problem-solving questions in 45 minutes, no calculator and no geometry. Arithmetic and algebra at speed.
- Number properties, fractions, percents and ratios
- Algebra: equations, inequalities, exponents and functions
- Word problems: rates, work, mixtures and sets
- Counting, probability and statistics
12 taught hoursOutcome · Finish all 21 questions in 45 minutes with mental arithmetic that does not slow you down.Verbal reasoningTwenty-three questions of reading comprehension and critical reasoning. Sentence correction is gone; argument logic carries the section.
- Passage mapping for short and long passages
- Inference, main idea and function questions
- Critical reasoning: assumption, strengthen, weaken, evaluate
- Boldface and resolve-the-paradox questions
10 taught hoursOutcome · Read once, hold the argument’s structure in your head and pick answers on evidence.Data insightsThe section most candidates underestimate: twenty questions across five formats, with the on-screen calculator.
- Data sufficiency: solving for whether, not what
- Multi-source reasoning and table analysis
- Graphics interpretation and two-part analysis
- Using the calculator without wasting time on it
10 taught hoursOutcome · Move between five question formats without losing pace or accuracy.Section order and pacing strategyYou choose your section order and take one optional break. Pacing plans for each order, and when to bookmark and move on.
- Choosing a section order to match your stamina and strengths
- Per-question time budgets and checkpoints
- Guessing strategy and the penalty for unanswered questions
- The ten-minute break and how to use it
4 taught hoursOutcome · Have a section order and pacing plan you have rehearsed and trust.Mock cycle and score reviewFull-length Focus Edition mocks in exam conditions, each reviewed question by question, and your test-day plan.
- Weekly full-length mocks, scored 205–805
- Error log review by question type and cause
- Reading the score report and acting on it
- Test centre vs online delivery, booking and score sending
8 taught hoursOutcome · Walk in having sat the Focus Edition twelve times with your score range known.
By the end of the course you will
- Sit all three sections in the order you chose, at full pace, with bookmarks used well
- Solve Quant without a calculator and Data Insights with one, without losing time
- Read critical reasoning arguments the way GMAC writes them
- Know your score range before you book the real test
Preparation built for the Focus Edition.
The new GMAT is shorter and sharper — emphasis moved to data interpretation and away from pure grammar. We teach the three-section structure the way Pearson scores it, using full-length mocks, not exercises.
Focus Edition mocks
Full-length tests using the current three-section format, scored exactly as business schools receive them.
Data Insights mastery
The new section rewards speed and multi-source reasoning — we teach the move from single-question drills to full-page interpretation.
Error categorisation
Every wrong answer goes into a weakness log so the same mistake stops recurring by week three.
Score guarantee
Improve on your starting score or take the entire course again, free.
Next GMAT batches.
Dates and times are Dhaka time. Every batch teaches the full curriculum and includes the mocks and materials; a live-online run is priced lower because it carries no campus cost.
| Starts | Ends | Schedule | Mode & campus | Seats | Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pmwith Lubna Karim | ClassroomDhaka — Gulshan | Filling fast · 2 left | ৳52,000 | Enrol | ||
| Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pmwith Lubna Karim | Live onlineLive online | Seats open | ৳38,000online rate | Enrol | ||
| Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm | ClassroomDhaka — Dhanmondi | Seats open | ৳52,000 | Enrol |
- ClassroomFilling fast · 2 leftStartsFee৳52,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pm
- Where
- Dhaka — Gulshan
- Instructor
- Lubna Karim
- Live onlineSeats openStartsFee৳38,000online rate
- Ends
- Schedule
- Tue · Thu, 7:00–9:00 pm
- Where
- Live online
- Instructor
- Lubna Karim
- ClassroomSeats openStartsFee৳52,000
- Ends
- Schedule
- Sat · Mon · Wed, 6:30–8:30 pm
- Where
- Dhaka — Dhanmondi
Who teaches the GMAT course.
- Farzana HaqueLead Instructor, Quantitative
MSc Mathematics, BUET. Perfect quant score on both the GRE and the GMAT.
Dhaka — Gulshan - Lubna KarimInstructor, Business Tests
MBA, IBA. 750 on the GMAT Focus Edition.
Dhaka — Gulshan
Improve your score, or study again — free.
We stake our reputation on your progress. Complete your course and mock schedule: if your official score does not improve on your starting score, your next full course is on us.
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“I was working full time. The evening cohort and the recorded reviews made a 730 possible without quitting my job.”
GMAT questions, answered.
What is the GMAT Focus Edition?
Launched in 2024, it replaces the older format with a 2h15m exam focused on the skills MBA programmes actually use: quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning and a new Data Insights section. Nearly every top programme now accepts only Focus Edition scores.
What score do I need?
Top programmes typically want 700+, but excellent schools admit at 650+. Your target depends on the programme and its competitiveness. We help you set a realistic target at your free consultation.
How long should I study?
Eight to ten weeks is typical for a 60–80 point gain. Start earlier if you are aiming past 740 or if your diagnostic comes in below 600. We provide honest timelines at the consultation.
Can I take the GMAT from home?
Yes — the GMAT is offered at test centres and at home via ProctorU. Our live online and self-paced courses prepare you equally well for either format.
Where are your campuses?
We teach at Gulshan and Dhanmondi in Dhaka and at our Chattogram campus, and every course is also offered live online for students outside those cities.
Do you offer instalment plans?
Yes. Every course can be paid in two or three instalments at no extra cost. Talk to an enrolment advisor when you book your consultation.
What happens at the free consultation?
You sit a short diagnostic, we score it the same day, and a counselor walks you through a target score, a timetable and a shortlist of universities that fit your profile and budget.
Your seat at a great university starts with one conversation.
Book a free consultation and diagnostic. We’ll map your target schools, timeline and score plan — no obligation.