Any test that requires examinees to submit to a palm scan to verify their identity probably has a lot riding on the outcome. That is certainly the case with the GMAT business school application test.
A good score can affect one's lifetime earnings, given that the acquisition of an MBA from a top school can increase a salary significantly.
Early autumn is a popular time to take the GMAT, in advance of winter MBA applications. This year, economic conditions are also boosting demand since further study can be attractive in a downturn. So how does the test work?
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