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Is there any advantage after pattern change(2012).

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by aliaas01 » Sun Oct 17, 2010 12:08 pm
hi,i am in final year of my graduation.now i am prep. for gmat.
Now gmat is changing little bit in AWA.
i am fresher with no work exp. i will complete my graduation in Jun 2011.so what do you think which one i should give...the current pattern or the changed(2012).
and i am stronger in quantitative rather than verbal.
so is there any advantage if i will give in 2012.
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by Tani » Mon Oct 18, 2010 8:23 pm
https://www.mba.com/community/blogs/offi ... later.aspx

https://www.mba.com/community/blogs/offi ... ation.aspx


Both these links from MBA.com have information that addresses the changes. You can see what the integrated reasoning section will be like from the second link. In the end, the best time to take the test is when you are ready. If you believe your math and verbal skills are likely to improve in the next year or so, you may want to wait to take the test. If you believe they are at their strongest today, then plan to take the test soon. You may want to try an online sample test to get an idea where your score might fall. Unless your result is very strong, you may want to spend time studying before committing to the test.

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