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Thank you so much ExpertsGlobal5!
Really appreciate the news and feedback from the GMAC test prep summit!
PS. Just had a chance to read through all the updates. It’s a lot! I think changing difficulties of sections based on the previous section performance is a huge change. This seems to have quite a number of implications and a greater difficulty in figuring out how scoring works…
Really appreciate the news and feedback from the GMAC test prep summit!
PS. Just had a chance to read through all the updates. It’s a lot! I think changing difficulties of sections based on the previous section performance is a huge change. This seems to have quite a number of implications and a greater difficulty in figuring out how scoring works…
Updated on: 30 May 2023, 13:44
Originally posted by ExpertsGlobal5 on 30 May 2023, 12:45.
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One more point (duly added in the original post):
- We requested that GMAC put efforts to ensure that the b-schools (and student community) understand that ~655 is the new 700 and ~705 is the new 760 to avoid psychological benchmarks attached with such scores over so many years; they confirmed that they are working in that direction.
- We requested that GMAC put efforts to ensure that the b-schools (and student community) understand that ~655 is the new 700 and ~705 is the new 760 to avoid psychological benchmarks attached with such scores over so many years; they confirmed that they are working in that direction.
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Updated on: 01 Jun 2023, 12:41
Originally posted by mcelroytutoring on 30 May 2023, 12:49.
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UPDATE: Not to be outdone in the never-ending battle of the MBA standardized test duopolies, ETS has just announced a much-shorter, 1 hour, 58-minute long version of the GRE—with only one essay and no experimental section—which will begin on September 22, 2023.
ETS: "Hey GMAC, we heard about your shorter, 2 hour, 15-minute GMAT Focus Edition. Here's our new, under 2-hour GRE—and we will release it months earlier."
More information here: https://www.ets.org/pdfs/gre/general-te ... takers.pdf
ETS: "Hey GMAC, we heard about your shorter, 2 hour, 15-minute GMAT Focus Edition. Here's our new, under 2-hour GRE—and we will release it months earlier."
) times in the history of standardised testing!
