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The GMAT Is Changing: Here's What to Know

The current GMAT is scored on a range from 200 to 800 ... Because of the change, test takers and schools are encouraged to compare percentiles rather than scores, Manish Dharia, director of ... read more

Studying for the GMAT? Use Target Test Prep, no questions asked

Here are a few, including a students with a perfect 100 percentile score on the GMAT Focus: Dhruv’s 120-point score improvement: Target Test Prep student Dhruv Rungta increased his GMAT Focus ... read more

Methodology: 2024 Best Business Schools Rankings

Median GMAT and GRE scores (13%): This incorporates the 50th percentile of GMAT scores and GRE quantitative, verbal and analytical writing scores of full-time MBA students entering in fall 2023. read more

GRE / GMAT / MAT Waiver Forms

Most master's programs do not require the GRE/GMAT. Following are waiver forms for master’s programs that do require the reporting of GRE/GMAT scores. read more

GMAT Testing

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a computer adaptive examination, that measures verbal, mathematical, and analytical writing skills developed over a long period of time. It is ... read more

How to Use Excel to Find Percentiles

One Excel function that can come in extremely handy is the PERCENTILE.EXC function, which will look through a given set of numbers and find the exact number that breaks the data set into your ... read more

GMAT Exam

The Graduate Management Admission Test® (GMAT®) was designed to help business schools assess the qualifications of applicants for advanced study in business and management. It measures basic verbal, ... read more

GMAT and GRE Study Tips

You can purchase the book on Amazon. If you register on mba.com, you have access to their Free GMATPrep Test-Preparation Software, which includes a 15-question practice section for each type of GMAT ... read more

Studying for the GMAT? Use Target Test Prep, no questions asked

If you’re on the #studygrind, you know the struggle all too well: the sky-high pile of papers dressing your desk, too many tabs open to count and trying to memorize 50 things at once. We’ve been there ... read more