New GMAT Focus Edition vs GMAT Original: 5 Crucial Differences Explained | Crackverbal

With the new GMAT Focus Edition announced, you might be wondering which test to take. In this video, Arun Jagannathan explains the 5 critical differences between the GMAT Original and the GMAT Focus Edition. Find out which test is the best fit for your goals and how to prepare effectively.

The new version of the GMAT will be available until 2024, and test takers have the option to choose between the GMAT Focus edition and the current edition until the current version gets retired sometime in 2024. Scores from the GMAT Focus will only be used for the next admissions cycle in 2024.

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The new version is a shorter, more real-world-focused test that's almost an hour and a section shorter than the current version. Test takers have the option to choose between the GMAT Focus edition and the current edition until the current version is retired in 2024.

In this video, we discuss the five main differences between the two versions, such as the number of sections, the removal of the AWA section, sentence correction questions, and geometry questions. We also talk about the impact of the new changes and how it affects test takers' chances of admission to a business school. If you're preparing for the GMAT, this video will help you make an informed decision about which version to take.
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Knuggets of Knowledge

00:00 Introduction & announcement
00:45 GMAT's New Structure - GMAT Focus
02:00 Why is it troublesome?
02:10 5 Key Differences - GMAT Focus Vs. Current GMAT
03:14 First Difference - The Format
06:37 Second Difference - No AWA & IR
08:48 Third Difference - No SC & Geometry
12:27 Quant Section - New GMAT
13:38 New Feature - Bookmark & Edit
15:35 Impact on Admission
16:55 MBA Schools' Challenge
17:36 Which one is right for you?
18:26 Final Feature - Selection of Schools
19:20 Why Crackverbal for GMAT Prep
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The GMAT Focus Edition is different from the current GMAT in seven main ways. Firstly, the GMAT Focus has three sections instead of four. The current GMAT has four sections: Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Quantitative Reasoning. The GMAT Focus edition has Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning, and Data Insights or DI. Secondly, the AWA section, which has lost its importance, has been removed. Thirdly, the Verbal section will no longer have Sentence Correction Questions. Fourthly, the Quantitative section will only have Problem-Solving questions that require some knowledge of arithmetic and elementary algebra, but not Geometry questions. Fifthly, the test will take less time to complete since each of the three sections will take 45 minutes instead of the usual 75 minutes. Sixthly, the new section is designed to be shorter and more real-world-focused, which means it is focused on skills that truly matter. Finally, by eliminating hurdles like Sentence Correction and Geometry, the GMAT Focus allows test takers to concentrate on other areas and boost their overall performance.

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