Taking your Break on the Official GMAT The break on the old GMAT used to be 10 minutes but then, without any explanation, got shrunken to 8 minutes. 10 minutes was already a scramble; you’d raise your hand and be ignored for a minute or two and the palm vein reader was always acting up […]
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GMAT Tips, Tricks, and Speedy Problem Solving (All about the workflow!) There is a lot of discussion around learning tips and tricks, memorizing formulas and number property rules, and even memorizing common calculations in relation to speeding up your problem solving especially on the quant section. And it is true that if you have something
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New GMAT Score Conversion (is it going to change?) The newest edition of the GMAT (formerly called the Focus Edition) scores on a different scale than the old GMAT. -Lower scores on the new scale map to higher scores on the old scale (a 645 NEW is roughly equal to a 700 OLD). -All scores
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How to switch to the New GMAT? Good news: there isn’t much (if any) new content to learn in order to switch from the old GMAT to the new GMAT (formerly called GMAT Focus) which is essentially a subset of the old exam. The difference between old and new is most apparent in what is
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GMAT Focus is Section Adaptive (and question adaptive) The GRE is section adaptive (but not question adaptive). If you do well on the the first section of the GRE the entire next section is harder. If you don’t do well on the first one then the second is easier. Why? It allows the test to
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