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30 Jul 2025, 07:40
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So I am currently studying for the GMAT as it is now required for the masters program that I want to apply to as of a year or two ago. It states the requirement is "at least 78 in the "Quantitative Section" of the GMAT Focus" or "at least 154 in the section "Quantitative Reasoning" of the GRE". So as I understand it yet not having contacted the admissions office they are only interested in the score of the quant part of the GMAT. I plan to take and have been preparing for the GMAT Focus and many people just list the total score, for example, 700 or 720. So as the quant part has a total of 90 points then the required 78 points is ~86%, which means you have to know the material quite well. But what I'm unsure of is how difficult is that to achieve really?
Any help, tips or experiences shared are much appreciated!
Any help, tips or experiences shared are much appreciated!
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It is quite achievable as Q78 is only 50th percentile... it is not 78 out of 90, it is 78 on a scale of 60 to 90
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-focus-s ... 18782.html
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Should be achievable with some practice and study. How's your prep going?
