Focus Edition
8 articles tagged Focus Edition.
Your Score Scale Changed to 205 to 805. Your Goal Should Too.
Still chasing a 700? That number belongs to a test that no longer exists. Here is how to set a real 205 to 805 goal and train for it today.
Verbal Without Sentence Correction: Your Reading Has to Get SHARPER
Sentence Correction is gone from GMAT Verbal, so grammar rules can't carry you. Here's how to train the careful reading that now decides your score.
Quant Is ALL Problem Solving Now. Good. TEST THE ANSWERS.
Every GMAT Focus Quant question gives you five answers. Here's why plugging them in beats your algebra, and how to build the habit this week.
Data Insights Is Where Data Sufficiency Lives Now. Don't Treat It Like Quant.
Data Sufficiency now lives in Data Insights. Grinding more Quant won't fix your score there. Here's how to train for it on its own terms.
3 Answer Changes Per Section: A SAFETY NET, Not a Strategy
The GMAT Focus Edition lets you change 3 answers per section. Plan to rush now and fix later, and that safety net becomes the trap that sinks your score.
Current GMAT or Focus Edition? Let Your STRENGTHS Decide
Current GMAT or the new Focus Edition? Your own practice test data already knows which one pays you more points. Here's how to read it.
Sentence Correction Is Leaving. That Does NOT Mean You Can Skip It (Yet)
Sentence Correction is leaving the GMAT, but not before your test date. Skip it in practice now and you hand away Verbal points on Test Day.
The GMAT Focus Edition Is Coming. Should You WAIT For It?
A shorter GMAT is coming in late 2023. Before you freeze your prep to wait for it, do the math on what waiting actually costs you.