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Hi all,
Check the revised score percentile for all sections in GMAT in the following official website: https://www.mba.com/global/the-gmat-exam ... -mean.aspx
TOTAL SCORE
Overall mean score rises from \(551.94\) (2015) to \(563.43\) (2019). The current median total score is \(590\) (51 %ile).
SCALED SCORE PER SECTION
The current median section scores as follows:
\(V28/51\) (51 %ile) for Verbal,
\(Q45/51\) (54 %ile) for Quant,
\(5.0/6.0\) (53 %ile) for AWA, and
\(5/8\) (52 %ile) for IR, respectively.
BRIEF SUMMARY
Evidently, the quality standards of GMAT test takers are going up steadily every year. Thus, all future test takers must perform better too. Hope someone can generously elaborate this for all.
+1 'kudos' if this post is relevant to you
Check the revised score percentile for all sections in GMAT in the following official website: https://www.mba.com/global/the-gmat-exam ... -mean.aspx
TOTAL SCORE
Overall mean score rises from \(551.94\) (2015) to \(563.43\) (2019). The current median total score is \(590\) (51 %ile).
SCALED SCORE PER SECTION
The current median section scores as follows:
\(V28/51\) (51 %ile) for Verbal,
\(Q45/51\) (54 %ile) for Quant,
\(5.0/6.0\) (53 %ile) for AWA, and
\(5/8\) (52 %ile) for IR, respectively.
BRIEF SUMMARY
Evidently, the quality standards of GMAT test takers are going up steadily every year. Thus, all future test takers must perform better too. Hope someone can generously elaborate this for all.
+1 'kudos' if this post is relevant to you
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