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Enhanced GMAT Score Reports Coming Feb 2015
GMAC is releasing a new product some of you may have heard already - an Enhanced GMAT Score report - it is an optional product you may purchase after you take your test for $25 Update: The enhanced report will be available retroactively as far back as October 2013.
My guess is that only those who may want to retake the test will purchase it to understand some of their weaknesses and perhaps check the suspicions. It has a split of scores/performance based on each general category such as Critical Reasoning or PS. The only two topic-specific parameters are Algebra/Gometry and Arithmetic. These will be hard to use to figure out specific performance on probability or any other question type. However, some may find it useful - my only stretch here is that perhaps CR/RC/SC split in terms of percentiles will help folks to zero in on specific Verbal areas and that's worth hours and days of time savings potentially. I am really curious how it will be used as I am scratching my head right now.... you have more thoughts?
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17 Dec 2014, 00:00
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This is great, I agree with your assessment. I think the most valuable part would be to help a student identify how they did on say problem solving vs. data sufficiency. The same holds true for the verbal, the result can shed some light on how one did on RC, CR, and SC. That is about the only value of this report. The breakdown between Algebra and Arithmetic is of very little value.
The average time is not of much help, perhaps, they could show the distribution of time spent on questions. This would help see if a student spent an inordinate amount of time on certain questions.
I wish they made this standard part of the report, and not have students shell out more money.
Cheers,
Dabral
The average time is not of much help, perhaps, they could show the distribution of time spent on questions. This would help see if a student spent an inordinate amount of time on certain questions.
I wish they made this standard part of the report, and not have students shell out more money.
Cheers,
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Hi BB
That's a great news. But as a retaker I wanted to know if this report will be available to GMAT candidates retroactively ? I gave my GMAT in Oct 2014, so I am hoping that the report can go atleast that far back .
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That's a great news. But as a retaker I wanted to know if this report will be available to GMAT candidates retroactively ? I gave my GMAT in Oct 2014, so I am hoping that the report can go atleast that far back .
Thanks
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