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09 Jun 2021, 05:48
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Hi everyone,
In my country it is very common to take the GMAT just for the quant part in order to get to local MBA programs, so those who take the GMAT don't bother to learn and to solve any other section of the test.
I was wondering if that is common. If it is common, how common and what does it say about the percentile?
Does it mean that those who are at 95th percentile, are really 90ish percentile among those who tried all the test?
Thanks!
In my country it is very common to take the GMAT just for the quant part in order to get to local MBA programs, so those who take the GMAT don't bother to learn and to solve any other section of the test.
I was wondering if that is common. If it is common, how common and what does it say about the percentile?
Does it mean that those who are at 95th percentile, are really 90ish percentile among those who tried all the test?
Thanks!
09 Jun 2021, 06:52
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Jameslocke
It's very uncommon.
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09 Jun 2021, 09:45
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Lack of emphasis on IR and AWA is widespread
