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Has the GMAC has made updates to the percentiles for the GMAT Focus Edition ?
Previously, a score of 735 was sufficient to place a test-taker in the 100th percentile. However, under the new system, only a score of 775 or higher will achieve a 100th percentile ranking. Can someone explain ?
Previously, a score of 735 was sufficient to place a test-taker in the 100th percentile. However, under the new system, only a score of 775 or higher will achieve a 100th percentile ranking. Can someone explain ?
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18 May 2024, 09:38
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GMAT Focus percentiles still show 735 100% percentile on the GMAC website. The percentiles are approximated to the nearest integer to make 735 a 100% percentile in the table that excludes the Concordance table.
The table you are referring to is the concordance table. The concordance table is more detailed to 1 decimal place. In the concordance table, a 735 is either 99.5% or 99.7 percentile.
https://www.gmac.com/gmat-other-assessm ... xam-scores
The table you are referring to is the concordance table. The concordance table is more detailed to 1 decimal place. In the concordance table, a 735 is either 99.5% or 99.7 percentile.
https://www.gmac.com/gmat-other-assessm ... xam-scores
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18 May 2024, 11:47
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On the Understanding your Score page on the MBA website, it's mentioned that the percentiles were updated in January:
"Use the concordance table below to show score distributions between the two versions of the exam by percentile (updated January 2024)."
It's also mentioned below the score concordance table that the percentile values will be updated in the third quarter:
"Please note that the percentile values presented in this table will be updated annually in the third quarter of the year."
P.S. The source info below the score concordance table still mentions: "January, 2024"
