Thanks NP for your feedback.
I read in some blog (so not sure how true) that 730 is the avg score for Indian male,hence y question about Gmat.

Also, for people with masters degree, which GPA is considered - grad or undergrad? it probably is not importatn for people with lot of work experience.

Just took the GMAT - 730

Background: Engineer by profession, prepared for 1.5 months, working full time studying for 1.5-2 hrs mostly on avg. Did not take time off from job. study material - OG11, manhattan sc, cr, rc guides. My preparation was almost centered around verbal. So I'll focus my suggestions around that. Persona...

Trial and error works well but here is a systematic approach. Lets assume that when x is divided by a, reminder is r1 and when y is divided by b, reminder is r2 x = N1*a + r1 ; N1- some integer y = N2*b + r2 ; N2 - some integer You are asked that given, r1, r2,a, b: can we find out reminder of x*y w...

reading GMAT scores?

How are scores in parenthesis supposed to be interpreted- 730(Q47, V45)?
I understand that they reflect how many we got right. But are they easily calculated or helpful in getting to understanding your performance?

Thanks

They are similar triangles, so the bases and height of the triangle has the same ratio, say x.

ratio of areas = ratio of (1/2*base*ht)= square(x)=2(given)

So, x = root2

OA is (c)

I understand that for someone like me with 7 yrs work experience, they look at the latter and my extra curricular activities.

But I am curious that between my undergrad and grad GPA, which one has more weightage? Any idea?

Lets simplify this: The right idiom shd be "more than.. as many" - "as" univs are being compared, so 'those' is the approp pronoun the participle 'charging' describes the 2nd set of univs Acc to blah, more than three times as many univs charge x as those charging y my ans is E