Achieve your target GMAT score with Nigeria's premier business school test preparation program. Our comprehensive GMAT courses combine expert instruction, proven strategies, and intensive practice to help you succeed in securing admission to top MBA programs and business schools worldwide.
Why Choose Our GMAT Preparation Courses?
GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is the world's most widely used business school assessment, trusted by over 7,700 programs across 2,400+ business schools globally. Our GMAT preparation courses are designed by experts who understand both the test format and the specific challenges Nigerian students face when preparing for top-tier business school admissions.
With an average score improvement of 90-120 points, our students consistently achieve competitive scores for admission to prestigious MBA programs. Whether you're targeting top-ranked business schools like Harvard Business School, Stanford GSB, London Business School, or INSEAD, our experienced instructors will guide you to success.
Understanding the GMAT Exam Format
The GMAT is a computer-adaptive test that assesses your analytical, quantitative, verbal, and writing skills. The test adapts to your performance, becoming more difficult as you answer correctly, which allows for precise measurement of your abilities.
Test Sections
The GMAT consists of four main sections:
Quantitative Reasoning (62 minutes)
31 questions testing your ability to analyze data and draw conclusions using mathematical reasoning. Covers problem-solving and data sufficiency question types requiring strong arithmetic, algebra, and geometry skills.
Verbal Reasoning (65 minutes)
36 questions assessing your ability to read and comprehend written material, evaluate arguments, and correct written English. Includes reading comprehension, critical reasoning, and sentence correction questions.
Integrated Reasoning (30 minutes)
12 questions testing your ability to analyze data presented in multiple formats from various sources. Covers graphics interpretation, table analysis, multi-source reasoning, and two-part analysis.
Analytical Writing Assessment (30 minutes)
One essay analyzing an argument. Tests your ability to think critically, articulate ideas clearly, and communicate complex thoughts in written English.
GMAT Scoring
Total Score: 200-800 (Combined Quantitative and Verbal) | Target for Top Schools: 700+
Quantitative: 0-60 | Verbal: 0-60 | Integrated Reasoning: 1-8 | AWA: 0-6
Our GMAT Course Structure
Diagnostic Assessment
Begin with a comprehensive diagnostic GMAT that evaluates your current proficiency across all sections. Our detailed analysis identifies your strengths and weaknesses, establishing your baseline score and creating a personalized improvement plan targeting your specific areas for growth.
Quantitative Reasoning Mastery
Excel in GMAT Quantitative through targeted training on:
- Problem-solving strategies for arithmetic, algebra, and geometry
- Data sufficiency question techniques - a unique GMAT question type
- Number properties, ratios, percentages, and word problems
- Advanced algebra including equations, inequalities, and functions
- Geometry concepts including coordinate geometry and spatial reasoning
- Time management and strategic guessing techniques
- Calculator-free mental math shortcuts
Verbal Reasoning Excellence
Master GMAT Verbal with intensive practice in:
- Reading Comprehension: Analyzing complex passages, identifying main ideas, and drawing inferences
- Critical Reasoning: Evaluating arguments, identifying assumptions, and strengthening/weakening conclusions
- Sentence Correction: Mastering GMAT grammar rules, idioms, and sentence structure
- Speed reading techniques for efficient passage analysis
- Argument structure mapping and logical reasoning
- Common grammar traps and correction patterns
Integrated Reasoning Strategies
Develop skills for the complex Integrated Reasoning section:
- Graphics interpretation for charts, graphs, and visual data
- Table analysis and sorting techniques
- Multi-source reasoning with multiple tabs of information
- Two-part analysis solving related quantitative and verbal problems
- Data interpretation and synthesis from multiple formats
- Time management for 12 complex questions in 30 minutes
Analytical Writing Development
Craft high-scoring essays for the AWA section:
- Analysis of argument structure and logical flaws
- Essay organization and development techniques
- Identifying assumptions, evidence gaps, and alternative explanations
- Writing clear, concise, and well-reasoned critiques
- Grammar accuracy and sophisticated vocabulary usage
- Time management for planning, writing, and reviewing in 30 minutes
Computer-Adaptive Test Strategies
Master the unique computer-adaptive format of the GMAT:
- Understanding how the adaptive algorithm works
- Pacing strategies for sections that get progressively harder
- Importance of early questions and recovery from mistakes
- Managing time pressure and avoiding careless errors
- Strategic section ordering to maximize performance
- Dealing with unfamiliar or extremely difficult questions
Full-Length Mock Tests & Analysis
Complete multiple full-length computer-adaptive GMAT practice tests under real exam conditions. Each mock test includes comprehensive performance analysis, identifying patterns in your errors, tracking score progression, and providing actionable feedback for continuous improvement.
What's Included
- Initial diagnostic computer-adaptive GMAT with detailed score report
- 80+ hours of expert instruction (Comprehensive Course)
- 8 full-length computer-adaptive GMAT practice tests
- Comprehensive study materials including Official GMAT Guides
- Access to online practice platform with 2,000+ authentic GMAT questions
- Video lesson library covering all test sections and question types
- Quantitative concept review guides and formula sheets
- Verbal reasoning strategy guides and idiom lists
- AWA essay templates and high-scoring sample responses
- Weekly progress assessments and score prediction analytics
- Test registration guidance and exam day preparation
- Business school application strategy sessions
- MBA admissions consulting referrals
- Post-course support through test day
- Score improvement guarantee (terms apply)
Expert GMAT Instructors
Our GMAT instructors are highly qualified professionals with proven expertise in business school test preparation. All instructors have:
- GMAT score of 720 or higher (99th percentile)
- Advanced degrees (MBA, Master's, or PhD) from top universities
- Minimum 5 years of GMAT teaching experience
- In-depth knowledge of current GMAT format and computer-adaptive algorithms
- Track record of helping students achieve 700+ scores
- Experience with both quantitative and verbal instruction
- Understanding of MBA admissions requirements and business school expectations
- Specialized training in advanced problem-solving and critical reasoning techniques
Score Improvement Guarantee
We're confident in the effectiveness of our GMAT preparation courses. Students who complete all requirements of our Comprehensive Course and don't achieve at least a 50-point score improvement are eligible for a free course retake. For students who attend all classes, complete all assignments, and take all 8 mock tests, we guarantee results or your money back. Some restrictions and terms apply.
Target Business Schools & Score Ranges
Understanding score requirements helps you set realistic targets. Here are average GMAT scores for top business schools our students target:
Elite MBA Programs (720+)
- Harvard Business School - Average: 730
- Stanford Graduate School of Business - Average: 734
- Columbia Business School - Average: 732
- Wharton School - Average: 733
- MIT Sloan - Average: 728
Top-Tier MBA Programs (690-720)
- London Business School - Average: 708
- Chicago Booth - Average: 731
- Kellogg School of Management - Average: 728
- INSEAD - Average: 709
- Duke Fuqua - Average: 702
Strong MBA Programs (650-690)
- Melbourne Business School - Average: 680
- Rotman School of Management - Average: 670
- Sauder School of Business - Average: 658
- Oxford Saïd Business School - Average: 690
- Cambridge Judge Business School - Average: 692
Recommended Study Timeline
Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-3)
- Diagnostic assessment and personalized study plan
- Content review for quantitative and verbal concepts
- Introduction to question types and basic strategies
- Building fundamental skills in math and grammar
Phase 2: Strategy Development (Weeks 4-6)
- Advanced problem-solving techniques
- Data sufficiency mastery and elimination strategies
- Critical reasoning argument analysis
- Reading comprehension speed and accuracy improvement
Phase 3: Practice & Refinement (Weeks 7-8)
- Full-length computer-adaptive practice tests
- Error analysis and targeted improvement
- Time management and pacing strategies
- Integrated reasoning and AWA practice
Phase 4: Final Preparation (Weeks 9-10)
- Final mock exams under test conditions
- Review of high-yield concepts and common traps
- Mental preparation and test-day strategy
- Score prediction and target verification
GMAT Test Registration & Logistics
We guide you through the entire registration and preparation process:
Test Registration
- Creating your mba.com account
- Selecting test date and location (available year-round)
- Understanding fees: $275 USD for GMAT exam
- Scheduling strategically (allow time for retake if needed)
Test Day Preparation
- Required identification documents
- Test center procedures and security protocols
- What to bring (and what not to bring)
- Break strategies during the exam
- Dealing with test anxiety and maintaining focus
Score Reporting
- Understanding your unofficial and official score reports
- Canceling vs. keeping your scores
- Sending scores to business schools
- Score validity (5 years) and retake strategies
- Enhanced Score Report analysis for improvement
Why the GMAT Matters for Your MBA Journey
Your GMAT score is a critical component of your MBA application, serving multiple purposes:
- Admissions Threshold: Meet minimum score requirements for consideration at target schools
- Competitive Advantage: Stand out among thousands of applicants with above-average scores
- Scholarship Opportunities: Qualify for merit-based scholarships worth $50,000-$150,000+
- Career Outcomes: Higher GMAT scores correlate with better job offers post-MBA
- Skills Demonstration: Prove your analytical and problem-solving abilities to employers
- Waiver Alternatives: Strong scores can offset weaknesses in GPA or work experience
Beyond Test Prep: MBA Application Support
Our GMAT preparation is just the beginning of your MBA journey. We also provide:
- Business school selection guidance based on your profile and goals
- Application timeline planning and deadline management
- Resume and essay strategy consultations
- MBA interview preparation referrals
- Recommendations for admissions consultants
- Networking opportunities with MBA alumni
- Career transition planning and industry research
Getting Started with GMAT Preparation
Ready to begin your journey to a top MBA program? Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and diagnostic GMAT assessment. Our academic advisors will help you:
- Assess your current strengths and areas for improvement
- Set realistic target scores based on your dream schools
- Choose the right course format for your schedule and learning style
- Create a customized study timeline aligned with MBA application deadlines
- Understand investment options and score improvement guarantees
Take the first step toward your MBA success!
Call us at +234 810 865 2787 or email info@kingstrainingconcepts.com to book your free consultation and diagnostic test.
Special Offer: Register for our Comprehensive GMAT Course this month and receive a free Enhanced Score Report analysis ($30 value) plus access to our exclusive MBA application strategy webinar.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I study for the GMAT?
Most students need 2-3 months of preparation (100-120 hours of study). Those with strong quantitative backgrounds may need less time, while those requiring significant improvement may need 3-4 months. Our diagnostic assessment will help determine your optimal timeline.
What's a good GMAT score?
It depends on your target schools. The global average is around 565, but competitive MBA programs typically require 650+ (top 25 schools) or 700+ (top 10 schools). Our instructors will help you set appropriate targets based on your MBA goals.
Can I retake the GMAT if I'm not satisfied with my score?
Yes! You can take the GMAT up to 5 times within 12 months and 8 times total. There's a 16-day waiting period between attempts. Many students improve significantly on their second attempt, especially after identifying weak areas through Enhanced Score Reports.
Do I need to take all four sections?
Yes, all sections are required. However, most schools focus primarily on your Quantitative and Verbal scores (the combined 200-800 score). Integrated Reasoning and AWA scores are considered but typically carry less weight in admissions decisions.
What if I'm weak in mathematics?
Our courses include comprehensive quantitative fundamentals review. We start with basic arithmetic, algebra, and geometry concepts before advancing to complex GMAT problems. Our Quant-Focused Course is specifically designed for students who need intensive mathematical preparation.
How soon will I receive my GMAT scores?
You'll see your unofficial Quantitative, Verbal, and Total scores immediately after completing the exam. Official scores including Integrated Reasoning and AWA are available online within 20 days and sent to schools within 20 days.