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27 Jul 2026, 03:37
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I had prepared for GMAT many years back. That was the classic.
Now, want to prepare for Focus for one-year exec programs.
Can someone point me to a resource that summarizes the major difference. I am aware that SC is no longer tested.
Now, want to prepare for Focus for one-year exec programs.
Can someone point me to a resource that summarizes the major difference. I am aware that SC is no longer tested.
27 Jul 2026, 05:32
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Coming back after years is actually a decent position, you already have the quant instincts, you just need to redirect them. Big structural changes: Focus is shorter (2 hours 15 vs over 3), no AWA essay, and IR doesn't exist anymore as its own thing, it got folded into a new section called Data Insights (DI) which now counts toward your main score, basically IR's ideas plus Data Sufficiency merged together. Quant dropped Geometry as a heavily tested area (still shows up occasionally, just less), and yeah, Verbal cut Sentence Correction entirely, so it's just Critical Reasoning and Reading Comp now. You also get to bookmark and change up to 3 answers per section, which classic GMAT never let you do. Honestly I'd spend the most fresh study time on DI since it didn't exist in your old prep at all. Mba.com has an official "GMAT Focus vs Classic" comparison page worth a look too.
27 Jul 2026, 06:39
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Thanks for taking the time to elaborate this. I do believe that I will be able to catch up with Quants relatively quickly.
Appreciate it.
Appreciate it.
