All Official AWA Topics Attached are the latest/current collection of all of the Analysis of an Argument Essay/AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment) Topics administered during the GMAT. Unlike GMAT Questions, GMAC actually publishes the full list of all possible Essay Questions - in other words - these are the only topics you will be presented with. You are welcome to review them ahead of time and also use this list for practice. Source: https://www.mba.com/us/the-gmat-exam/gma ... ument.aspx AnalysisofanArgument100606.pdf

Thank you, do we have a count of the topics in each of the document ?

If I remember correctly, it should be 150 each.

This must be a bit outdated. I took the exam today and the argument topic I got is not in the above list. It was something about a Cable TV network for cooking was thinking of rolling out more channels because the original channel was successful.

Congratulations on the score and thank you for the report! This is news! Let me check with GMAC (may take some time - I am traveling for business this week).

I looked at OG 12 today and it's not in there either... the second topic I got (about adult content in the internet) is there. Strange...

There is one listed with something about TV and advertising, but not about a cooking show. It is listed on page 20 of the below link: https://www.mba.com/NR/rdonlyres/2D782AE ... 100606.pdf Is this the adult content one? https://www.mba.com/NR/rdonlyres/A308F13 ... 100606.pdf Page 3 Let us know before we reach out to the GMAC.

I wrote my GMAT on September 11th, 2009 and I had a different topic too. I have been trying to convince myself that I might be confusing what I had. I would really like to know if there are topics outside that list.

Folks, If you want us to follow up with the GMAC, you need to be a little more specific here. I responded to the above person (mendelay) and found one of the topics he claimed was missing (or what I am assuming is the topic). There is no point in going to the GMAC on a wild goose chase saying "hey we think the list is incomplete", without actually having some substance of the list being incomplete.