What is the pattern of Quant section in GMAT exam?

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Quantitative Aptitude section in GMAT exam consists of Arithmetic and Algebraic Math questions. Candidates have 45 minutes to attempt all the 21 questions on this section. 

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10 months ago

The new section has 21 questions. You get 45 minutes to finish. Good news is there is no Geometry anymore. It is just Problem Solving now. Data questions moved to another part.

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