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23 Nov 2024, 20:19
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RC can be 4 but I’ve never run into four questions on the official MSR. Maybe. They may exist maybe I just never seen them 🤷♂️
23 Nov 2024, 22:47
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hey, i appeared for the gmat focus yesterday and scored a 735. i was just confused about the sustainability of the current percentiles. a 735 now stands at 99.6% but with the next revision, it seems likely to me that it would come down to 99.4% or something and then 735 would come under the 99 percentile bracket. do you reckon that this might happen. also should i appear for the gmat again in your opinion because i believe on a better day i can cross the 745 mark.
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You went from 630 to 735?
Congratulations on the score!
GMAC, in the 50 years of their existence, published fractional percentiles for the first time a year ago. In the last 49 years you would not even know if you received the 99.4 or a 99.6 th percentile.
I do not know any Business school that would be taking out of microscope and a bunch of calculators and trying to dissect scores.
I’m not sure where you’re looking to apply and perhaps there are some obsessive schools but for a top program, a score is a secondary element. You are expected to have a fairly high score but you’re also expected to have head and torso and a strong career and the personality and the strong drive and hopefully some leadership skills. If you’re missing something, Something critical, 0.2% are not going to offset it.
