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08 Jun 2024, 17:12
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Hey all! As you might have noticed, Ron finally got GMAC to lift his lifetime ban so he could take the new GMAT Focus yesterday, and he got an 805. Here's his enhanced score report in case anyone wants to see how he takes tests (lol).
You'll notice that he did get one question wrong in data insights; he says it was obviously an experimental question because it was ambiguously written, poorly edited, and grammatically incorrect.
He wants me to point out that while he can recognize experimental questions, most people should not assume they can do the same: Treat each question like a real question.
Anyway, he's now rebanned from taking the test for at least five years or, more likely, life.
You'll notice that he did get one question wrong in data insights; he says it was obviously an experimental question because it was ambiguously written, poorly edited, and grammatically incorrect.
He wants me to point out that while he can recognize experimental questions, most people should not assume they can do the same: Treat each question like a real question.
Anyway, he's now rebanned from taking the test for at least five years or, more likely, life.
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12 Jun 2024, 09:37
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Very hearty congratulations! Nothing less would have befitted Ron's legendary record on GMAT.
On a separate note, in our classes, we tell students to treat all questions on the exam as real GMAT questions, because it is not possible to differentiate between a real-GMAT question an an experimental one. I think we should now add Ron as an exception to this:).
On a separate note, in our classes, we tell students to treat all questions on the exam as real GMAT questions, because it is not possible to differentiate between a real-GMAT question an an experimental one. I think we should now add Ron as an exception to this:).
15 Jun 2024, 05:36
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1 DI question incorrect? Pfft he clearly can do better.
