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i didn't get this, can you share some background.
Total number of factors of a number is the product of power of prime factorisations + 1

Lets say 36 = 2^2 × 3^2
Number of factors of 36 is (2+1) (2+1) = 9
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Hi, Did anyone come across the new concept of GMAT super scores? How will it affect the B schools’ viewing of application
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Hello!

Here is a 4-minute video we just published, explaining all the key aspects around the GMAT superscoring...


If you are more of a reader, here is the detailed article: https://www.expertsglobal.com/gmat-superscore

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Hi, Did anyone come across the new concept of GMAT super scores? How will it affect the B schools’ viewing of application
Hi prepapr,

I don't know how schools will use this information yet, but I think it's safe to say that this will push test takers to retake, which may, on its own, push average scores up. If superscores are treated like normal scores (not sure, but likely), average scores will definitely go up.
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Hi everyone, I am Akshat, and I have been preparing for GMAT for the last 3 years. My exam is in July next month, and I feel I have covered a lot of ground. Recently, during my prep, I have prepared a GMA command Centre to drill down specific weak areas. I made it using Claude Fable 5 model, and it’s helping me drill down into my specific problems. It is highly catered to my use case, but I still feel others can benefit from it, especially if they are in self-prep mode. I would love your honest feedback on it. Thanks.

https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/271e ... 3ddf5c7975
This is great! I tried but it throws runtime error. I believe it’s because Claude suspended their Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models as per US government directive. US government directive was to restrict these models to foreign nationals residing outside or within the US. The former is possible with a simple IP blacklisting, but for the latter, it requires the API to fetch the PI and PHI details like SSN, Passport, Visa, Greencard, and other details to identify if the user who’s trying to access these models is a citizen of US or not on the fly. And access to these details is highly restricted. Due to which, Anthropic completely disabled these two models including US. Are these models still working in US? Attaching the article that Anthropic has put it as a disclaimer. https://www.anthropic.com/news/fable-mythos-access
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> *RudrAkshat writes:*
> Hi everyone, I am Akshat, and I have been preparing for GMAT for the last 3 years. My exam is in July next month, and I feel I have covered a lot of ground. Recently, during my prep, I have prepared a GMA command Centre to drill down specific weak areas. I made it using Claude Fable 5 model, and it’s helping me drill down into my specific problems. It is highly catered to my use case, but I still feel others can benefit from it, especially if they are in self-prep mode. I would love your honest feedback on it. Thanks.
> https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/271e ... 3ddf5c7975
This is great! I tried but it throws runtime error. I believe it’s because Claude suspended their Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models as per US government directive. US government directive was to restrict these models to foreign nationals residing outside or within the US. The former is possible with a simple IP blacklisting, but for the latter, it requires the API to fetch the PI and PHI details like SSN, Passport, Visa, Greencard, and other details to identify if the user who’s trying to access these models is a citizen of US or not on the fly. And access to these details is highly restricted. Due to which, Anthropic completely disabled these two models including US. Are these models still working in US? Attaching the article that Anthropic has put it as a disclaimer. https://www.anthropic.com/news/fable-mythos-access
Hey, I'm not running it on fable 5 now. It's working for a specific deep dive drill and questions practise. I'm working on a newer version that uses opus 4.8 to achieve the results.
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In GMAT exam is it advisable to mark as review the initial questions if they seem difficult or it will badly affect the score and hence the strategy should be to invest time ? This question is especially for Data Insight section
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In GMAT exam is it advisable to mark as review the initial questions if they seem difficult or it will badly affect the score and hence the strategy should be to invest time ? This question is especially for Data Insight section
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If you aren't sure of your answer, you should definitely mark for review. Simply marking a question for review doesn't affect your score in any way.

Try to go through DI as you would Q/V. That is, don't rush the initial questions, but don't spend too much time there either. How difficult/easy a question is for you is much more important than where it is in the section.
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Hi Usernamevisible,

If you aren’t sure of your answer, you should definitely mark for review. Simply marking a question for review doesn’t affect your score in any way.

Try to go through DI as you would Q/V. That is, don’t rush the initial questions, but don’t spend too much time there either. How difficult/easy a question is for you is much more important than where it is in the section.
Got it, thank you
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i have been prepping for a month, i want to know where my base stands now. I have not completed all the topics and my RC is not good at all. Should i take a mock just to see where by baseline is now?
Yes you should, but keep in mind atleast mark all the questions in your mock to get correct baseline 😅
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