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19 Sep 2005, 01:10
Kudos
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Hi Guys,
I am gonna take the exam for the 3rd time. One time below 600, another time low 600 so this time I would like to reach 650 at least. Date of exam is early october.
However, now the rules have changed
I am wondering if there is anything really new from the Pearson Vue test compared with the old ETS test. Except the erasable tablet (I have difficulties to understand the way it works), is there any other big changes ?
Thanks
I am gonna take the exam for the 3rd time. One time below 600, another time low 600 so this time I would like to reach 650 at least. Date of exam is early october.
However, now the rules have changed
I am wondering if there is anything really new from the Pearson Vue test compared with the old ETS test. Except the erasable tablet (I have difficulties to understand the way it works), is there any other big changes ?
Thanks
19 Sep 2005, 05:59
Kudos
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Antmavel
what is this "erasable tablet"..please tell....i am taking the exam in november and have no idea about the changes.can someone please throw some light.
the Pearson VUE test begins in 2006. so now we will face the old system...right?
have the exam creaters also changed or just the GUI for the test and scoring services?
19 Sep 2005, 08:02
Kudos
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depending on the test center, u can take the Pearson Vue GMAT or the ETS GMAT , contentwise there is not change, the only difference may be the GUI to a certain extent, and the erasable board instead of the usual scratch paper. ETS will not deliver the exam after 1/1/06. There are some test centers who deliver both PEarson and ETS, u can visit mba.org for a list of those.
Somebdoy has experienced it ? I don't understand what it is concretely... 
