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For GMAT success, aim to dedicate between 180-360 hours to study. This varies depending on factors like your current skill level, target score, and study efficiency. Break your prep...
Knowing when to take the GMAT can impact your business school application success.
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You can take the GMAT up to 5 times in a calendar year and no more than 8 times in your lifetime. A 16-day waiting period is required between attempts. These limits ensure fairness...
To get into Wharton’s MBA program, aim for an average GMAT score of 728. While no minimum score is required, most successful applicants score between 700 and 760.
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A GMAT score lasts for five years from the date you take the exam. After five years, schools typically won’t accept the score...
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Achieving a 700 on the GMAT is challenging but attainable with the right preparation. About 20% of test-takers reach this benchmark, typically requiring 200-300 hours of study. Effective...
GMAT to GRE conversion is the process of translating your GMAT score to an equivalent GRE score. This helps you compare performance levels across these exams. By using conversion formulas...
A GMAT Study Guide can set you on the path to success.
Understand the GMAT structure: Learn the sections and what each tests.
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What Is the GMAT Score Out Of?
The GMAT score ranges from 200 to 800 for the traditional exam and 205 to 805 for the GMAT Focus Edition. This composite score is derived from the Quantitative,...