GMAT Score Boom: How the Scores Increased Exponentially Last Year?stem education system: a complete guide

by williamair1

The year 2020 was the year of lows, and every index from social indices to per capita income to GDP crashed. The year also affected education adversely, especially for those who were planning to study abroad. The top B-schools witnessed an unprecedented decrease in admissions, and students who were planning to take GMAT either couldn’t take the exam or couldn’t score well on the test. The events of pandemics affected the test both qualitatively and quantitatively. The quantitative aspect leads to a direct effect on the qualitative aspects of GMAT scores in 2020. As the number of applicants drastically reduced, many top B-schools reduced the required GMAT scores. And there were several instances wherein the B-schools event went on to the extent of totally ruling out GMAT from the admission process.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.gyandhan.com/blogs/gmat-score-boom