The GAT test will have 43 questions on quantitative (mathematical) ability involving arithmetic, elementary algebra, geometry, inequalities, graphs (data interpretation), sets, relations and functions etc., and 29 questions on analytical/logical reasoning and 28 questions in verbal (proficiency in English) involving sentence completion, analogy, reading comprehension, antonyms, etc.

The GAT test is Computer based. The test will be for two and a half hours duration and will contain 100 questions.

The Listening Comprehension test is for forty-five minutes involving short passages and conversations followed by questions to be answered.