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08 Sep 2023, 21:57
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Hi Ashish,
Thank you for the kind words. I enjoy reading your replies on the forum as well.
As far as I know, GMAC hasn't made any public statements regarding that change yet. There is, however, this post by ExpertsGlobal5:
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I've verified this independently with GMAC, though in those discussions they referred to the first question (live, not experimental), not the first few questions.
08 Sep 2023, 22:05
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I guess maybe they pretty much borrowed the algorithm from executive assessment?
That would allow faster rollout and faster time to market and easier deployment which could explain quick and a very successful rollout. Much better than the last time they rolled out GMAT prep…
I it’s still a little too early to tell but based on my GMAT prep experiments I do not see a strong correlation between the difficulty of questions and answers on the previous question. Moreover it seems making a mistake in the beginning or the end of a test produces the same result… still this is pretty preliminary and likely would change but the initial feeling is that if previously GMAT was adaptive like driving Ferrari, now it’s more like driving an oil tanker.
Here are two of my attempts and I had one more sense missing some random questions, resulting in pretty much the same score.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-focus-a ... 18176.html
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That would allow faster rollout and faster time to market and easier deployment which could explain quick and a very successful rollout. Much better than the last time they rolled out GMAT prep…
I it’s still a little too early to tell but based on my GMAT prep experiments I do not see a strong correlation between the difficulty of questions and answers on the previous question. Moreover it seems making a mistake in the beginning or the end of a test produces the same result… still this is pretty preliminary and likely would change but the initial feeling is that if previously GMAT was adaptive like driving Ferrari, now it’s more like driving an oil tanker.
Here are two of my attempts and I had one more sense missing some random questions, resulting in pretty much the same score.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-focus-a ... 18176.html
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09 Sep 2023, 12:46
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On a lighter note, apparently I found the new cool exciting show that apparently everyone is watching on YouTube.
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