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What Is the GMAT Superscore, and How Does It Work?
The GMAT® Superscore is a single total, on the 205–805 scale, built from your highest Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Insights section scores across your valid attempts of the current GMAT.
Should You Retake the GMAT Now That Superscoring Exists?
Probably not just because superscoring exists.
Did the GMAT Change Again in 2026? No. Here Are the Rules as They Stand
No. The GMAT® exam's format, sections, scoring scale, and fees did not change in 2026, despite a steady run of “GMAT changes 2026” articles.
Is the LSAT Still Remote? No. In-Person Testing Returned in August 2026
No. LSAC ended remote testing for the LSAT's multiple-choice sections after the June 2026 administration.
The LSAT Quietly Changed Reading Comprehension in January 2026
Starting with the January 2026 LSAT, a Reading Comprehension section is no longer guaranteed to include a comparative (paired) passage.
