Re: How is the GMAT scored?

It is an adaptive test. So as you get more questions right, the test should feel more difficult. If you get them wrong, the questions will get easier. You'd have to study how adaptive tests work to truly get an understanding of it, but generally the exam finds your ability until you are getting a qu...

You are in great shape! Just make sure you have your story right.

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Just a word of caution, 4 months is not really THAT long of a time to study. Chart your progress and map a plan, but realize that it might take a bit longer as your last 50 points are going to be much more difficult than your first 50.

There is a difference in the meanings of the sentences.

In the actual question, answer A would mean the show would actually stop when the audience has sustained interest.


In your example, you have defined the meaning in that you will stop the water when the rice is cooked -- this makes sense.

Think in terms of total groupings.


The total number of ways that Jim and John can be selected is 1 -> 2C2 if you are thinking about formulas.

Then, the total ways to people can be selected. 6C2 = 6 x 5 /2 = 15


1/15 is your answer

No MBA *requires work experience, but honestly I would recommend getting some. The program will provide you with a lot more value.

I would most definitely get some professional experience before you apply. In general, you have a good shot if that is your profile; you just need to tell the right story.