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30 May 2025, 01:31
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Hey folks,
So I recently started preparing for my GMAT, and i noticed as GMAT FE is still relatively new hence many old posts which are still 95% relevant can create ambiguity for people regarding the "Dream score" or Subject wise score. But this ambiguity is pretty easy to resolve if someone has researched a little about the FE.
But I want to understand whether the question difficulty filter or category on GMAT Club is still as per original GMAT or has it been updated to new GMAT FE range. My assumption is that it is still the older range, but still wanted to confirm.
So I recently started preparing for my GMAT, and i noticed as GMAT FE is still relatively new hence many old posts which are still 95% relevant can create ambiguity for people regarding the "Dream score" or Subject wise score. But this ambiguity is pretty easy to resolve if someone has researched a little about the FE.
But I want to understand whether the question difficulty filter or category on GMAT Club is still as per original GMAT or has it been updated to new GMAT FE range. My assumption is that it is still the older range, but still wanted to confirm.
30 May 2025, 08:02
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Hi Pr4n,
The question difficulty level is already on GMAT FE Scale.
The last digit of GMAT FE scores is "5", while that of the old GMAT (Classic) scores is "0".
The question difficulty level is already on GMAT FE Scale.
The last digit of GMAT FE scores is "5", while that of the old GMAT (Classic) scores is "0".
Pr4n
30 May 2025, 08:30
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Thanks, I think i noticed that after putting up this post and also seeing that 800 was the max score on older gmat, whereas here is it 805+. But still the confirmation is appreciated. Thank you again!
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