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27 Nov 2005, 08:38
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I wanted to know whats the difference in GMAT 2005 and GMAT 2006. As I have heard that the exam procedures are going to be different. I have already taken the exam once and preparing for it again, just a little apprehensive because I hope the testing experience is not completely different. Any idea on what change are we expecting?
27 Nov 2005, 13:30
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From a superficial glance, it seems like all changes will be merely cosmetic.
https://www.gmac.com/gmac/TheGMAT/GMATOp ... 06FAQs.htm
https://www.gmac.com/gmac/TheGMAT/GMATOp ... 06FAQs.htm
27 Nov 2005, 19:37
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Scratch paper are no longer issued. Instead, you get white boards (which are actually pieces of laminated white grid paper). You get two boards at one time (if I remember correctly), a marker and an eraser. You're not allowed to erase your workings from your white board. So you can imagine how often you have to raise your hand and waste time requesting for new boards, and also you might need to modify some of the CR/RC techniques which invovle jotting down key-words and general ideas...
You can read more about these changes in the forum. It's a question that has been asked repeatedly this year. Happy reading !
You can read more about these changes in the forum. It's a question that has been asked repeatedly this year. Happy reading !
