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Does GMAC provide some statistical details..

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by gmat-10 » Sat Jul 10, 2010 11:52 am
I was curious if GMAC publishes the details of some numbers as LSAT an some other exams do. Details are:

-Average number of test taker sitting everyday
-Number of countries represent
-Scores and historical scores of all ethnicities, nationalities etc
-Number of students scoring 750+
-Number of students sitting in multiple attempts
-Improvement in average student's score through retaking the test
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by papgust » Sat Jul 10, 2010 6:24 pm
I guess those statistics are not published openly by GMAC.
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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Sun Jul 11, 2010 11:05 pm
gmat-10 wrote:I was curious if GMAC publishes the details of some numbers as LSAT an some other exams do. Details are:

-Average number of test taker sitting everyday
-Number of countries represent
-Scores and historical scores of all ethnicities, nationalities etc
-Number of students scoring 750+
-Number of students sitting in multiple attempts
-Improvement in average student's score through retaking the test
GMAC does publish some stats about the exam although not most of the ones that you're looking for. I've seen stats on the number of countries represented, the number of test takes in each country, the number of test takers a year, and some stats about average scores.
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