So here's a short and sweet article about how to do the critical reasoning (CR) section on the GMAT.  You may notice that the way I think you should approach the first step is different than what is written in many GMAT books.  However, after years of watching students I'm fairly certain that this first step is correct.  To begin, here is a pratice question:

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What is the average GMAT score for French people? 

Many French citizens want to know how they compare to other French GMAT test takers.  The below chart will give you an idea of where you are compared to French GMAT scorers.  The below chart also shows how many French people have taken the test in each of the last 5 years… more

I was going through MBA.com's website and ran across this

If you take the test between November 12th and November 24th...… more

-Selectivity non-US MBAs-

A listing of the number of MBA applicants and percentage accepted to non-US MBA programs.

Asian Institute of Management

Number of applications (admitted and denied) to the newest class of full-time MBA entrants: 312

Percent of all applicants accepted to the class of newest full-time entrants: 48

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Below I've listed the average GMAT score of MBA students in non-US programs along with some other useful information.  Another point of information listed below is the middle 80% range.  In general, the middle 80% range GMAT score is what you need to be in to get into a school.  If you have a score lower than the middle 80% range for a certain school the probability of you getting into that school is small.… more

What is the average amount of work experience that MBA applicants have? A listing of American universities

I have listed below the average amount of work experience of MBA applicants to American schools in alphabetical order.  Using the search function on your browser might be useful because the list is rather long.… more

What are admissions tests?

The university admissions process (both for undergraduate and graduate programs) differs by country, by institution, and by program.  There are, however, certain components which are fairly standard: an application form, essays or personal statements, transcripts from previous education, and letters of recommendation are all common themes in any application.  Because these elements can be very difficult to compare, admissions tests are often used to provide universities with an additional way of evaluating and differentiating applicants.… more

The Educational Testing Service (ETS) announced on Friday December 4th at the annual meeting of the Council of Graduate Schools that the exam will undergo major changes before it is released in its new form in 2011, The New York Times reported.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/06/education/06gre.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=GRE...… more