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08 Jun 2019, 22:00
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Hello,
I am planning to apply to MBA programmes over the next 6-9 months and had a question regarding how schools consider GMAT scores. Specifically, I scored Q49/V42 ~3 years ago, which worked out to a 750. However, that same mix looks like it is a 730 using the latest grid. Can someone please confirm if schools are more interested in the 750 or the Q49/V42?
Thanks!
I am planning to apply to MBA programmes over the next 6-9 months and had a question regarding how schools consider GMAT scores. Specifically, I scored Q49/V42 ~3 years ago, which worked out to a 750. However, that same mix looks like it is a 730 using the latest grid. Can someone please confirm if schools are more interested in the 750 or the Q49/V42?
Thanks!
08 Jun 2019, 22:19
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It’s still a 750. Nothing changed in terms of what it takes to score a 750. Only percentiles change though 750 is still a 98th percentile.
You will be just fine with your 2016 score.
Here is the grid. https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scoring ... 88156.html
I have scored Q49 V42 and got 750 in 2002
The grid illustrates an aspect of GMAT scores that sometimes Q49v42 is a 750 and sometimes it is a 740. That is because the scaled and the total scores are calculated using different algorithms. Thus it is possible to have the same section score but a different total score and vice versa.
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It’s still a 750. Nothing changed in terms of what it takes to score a 750. Only percentiles change though 750 is still a 98th percentile.
You will be just fine with your 2016 score.
Here is the grid. https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-scoring ... 88156.html
I have scored Q49 V42 and got 750 in 2002
The grid illustrates an aspect of GMAT scores that sometimes Q49v42 is a 750 and sometimes it is a 740. That is because the scaled and the total scores are calculated using different algorithms. Thus it is possible to have the same section score but a different total score and vice versa.
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09 Jun 2019, 09:01
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No. It is still a 750, but percentile changed. Most of the schools look your score as well as split.
