Is the Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) section present in the online GMAT exam?
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The Analytical Writing Assessment section is a part of the GMAT online exam. Here are some tips for GMAT AWA:
- You are scored on the basis of four parameters which include: analysis of the issue, supporting ideas, coherence, and language control.
- Make sure to look for flaws in the given argument. Critical Reasoning section of the GMAT exam will help you in doing the same.
- Let there be a flow in your language so that each idea is connected to the other one via logic and reason.
- You can follow the following structure: Introduction (flaws and upcoming content) + first para (first critique and supporting example) + second para (continue and ano
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