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what do u think about GMAT next generation test?!!!!

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by blackcherry » Thu Jun 16, 2011 7:20 pm
hello

I have some question about next generation GMAT test:

1.my first question is,will next generation GMAT verbal or quantitative part of test change?!!Can we sill use OG 12 for verbal and quantitative part of GMAT next generation?

2.I heared that if GMAT will change,participants that they are not native have problem with it,because it have listening or some kind of skills in integrated reasoning section of the test that non native speakers have problem with them?is it true?

3.will it have listening in integrated reasoning section of test?

4.how can i prepare myself for next generation GMAT test from now? :shock:
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by arun@crackverbal » Thu Jun 16, 2011 11:31 pm
Firstly, DO NOT PANIC!! :)

Let me answer your questions:

1. It won't affect Quant or Verbal. It is in replacement to one of the AWA essays.

2. It won't be any more disadvantageous to non-native speakers than the disadvantage of being non-native speakers :) I mean the deal is you still have to deal with the beast in the verbal section. So why bother - just prepare with a positive frame of mind.

3. Read more about what it is here: https://www.mba.com/mbacommunity/MBA_com ... ation.aspx

4. It is not until next year - why would you want to study for the GMAT till then? You should be taking it before that and get it out of your way.

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