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Joshu Harris
GMAT Tutor
  Personal Math Score: 730
· GMAT tutor, 7 years
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 2 years teacher training, curriculum development, choosing new hires
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 Worked with 100's of students of all backgrounds and ages, privately and in the classroom


Score After Integrated Learning:
GMAT 680
 
  I had a one hour session and his explanation of how to attack the exam was excellent. I jumped from the 60th percentile to the 92nd percentile on the exam. I attribute that a lot to the confidence I had going into the exam and knowing exactly what to expect.  
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PEARSON VUE GMAT CHANGES

 


Pearson VUE began administering the GMAT January 1, 2006, taking over from ETS after many years. This transition has caused many to wonder about the state of the exam, how it has changed, and what the changes mean for test takers.

Pearson VUE and GMAC contend that the test has not changed. This is not entirely the case. We have been researching the transition, both before and after the change, and here are our findings:

  
 
Topics covered on the original GMAT continue to be covered on the current GMAT. No new topics have been added and no topics have been removed.
The format of the new GMAT is identical to the original GMAT. The number of sections, number of questions, and time of each section is the same.
The rules at the testing center have changed. For example, you are no longer given scratch paper, but instead special dry-erase paper and some markers.
Regarding the actual questions, our test takers report that so far nothing has changed. However, we believe that with any change in culture and with different question writers, differences will be inevitable. Naturally, we will continue to update our own study materials with questions that reflect the new exam, of course.
 
 
   
 

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