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A 700 GMAT score puts a test taker in the 89th percentile of those who have taken the exam. That means only 11% of those who sit for the GMAT have a score of 700 or above. Hence you need to work and practice hard, take mock test, etc.
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Every year, the score varies but the percentile remains on an average. If you have a decent profile and you are a General category candidate, you have to get more than 94 percentile for the interview call.
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