ieGAT: Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have any questions about the IE admission test? We have answers for you!

The paper-and-pen version of the IE Global Admission Test (ieGAT) lasts 80 minutes (1 hour 20 minutes). However, you should allow an additional 30 minutes of preparation time before the test begins, during which a supervisor will explain the rules and provide examples to ensure that you understand how to complete the exercises.

The online version of the ieGAT, powered by Aon/Cut-e, takes approximately between 70 and 90 minutes to complete. It includes a series of timed modules covering various reasoning skills, and instructions are provided on-screen before each section.

The IE Global Admission Test can be taken only once and is available in English and Spanish. The language of the test must correspond to the language of the program application.

The test is no longer held in physical locations. Instead, the ieGAT is administered online, making it accessible from anywhere in the world. A facilitator sets up a live online session, and all test takers are required to activate their computer's camera for remote supervision. This ensures a secure and standardized testing environment for all candidates, regardless of their location.

Yes. You can take the IE Global Admissions Test (ieGAT) before completing the full IE University application. However, you must have at least 25% of your application completed, including the payment of the application fee, in order to be eligible to sit the test.

No, you are not required to answer all the questions.

In the Paper and Pen version (60 questions in 80 minutes), the test is intentionally designed to be too long to complete in the allotted time. Don't worry about finishing everything - accuracy matters more than speed.

In the Online version (Aon/cut-e), the system measures both speed and accuracy, and in most exercises, you must work quickly and precisely. The time limit is often short for each task, and completing all questions is expected.

No, the ieGAT is designed in such a way that each question and category analyses the candidate's different cognitive abilities while taking into account the various aspects of the program for which he/she wishes to be admitted. The level of questions increases as the test progresses.

No, the ieGAT is designed in such a way that each question and category analyses the candidate's different cognitive abilities while taking into account the various aspects of the program for which he/she wishes to be admitted. The level of questions increases as the test progresses.

No, you will not be allowed to ask questions once the test has started. However, clear instructions and examples are provided at the beginning of each section to ensure you understand the task. An IE representative may be present to assist with technical issues, but no clarification about the content of the test will be given during the test.

Yes, the Admissions Committee evaluates both the GMAT and the ieGAT score in cases where both are submitted as part of an application for registration. If you have already passed the GMAT, we strongly recommend that you submit your results when you register.

Yes, a basic calculator is available in the online test interface. However, given the importance of speed, we do not recommend relying on it too much. Mental agility and quick estimation will help you perform better within the time limits.

Once the exam has started, it must be taken in full and no breaks are allowed.

Preparation for the IE Global Admission Test

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A Full Follow-up

From the completion of the application form to your acceptance, ieGATPracticeTest.com guides you through each step of your registration at IE University.

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Online Practice Tests

ieGATPracticeTest.com offers you exclusive practice tests with examples of questions and exercises similar to those found in the ieGAT.

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Alumni Guidance

Do you feel lost? Need advice? As former students of IE University, we provide you with a wide range of resources and assistance in multiple languages, including French, English and Spanish.

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