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GMAT score converter: Focus ↔ old test.
Look up the score or score range linked by GMAC's official concordance. The two exams use different score bins, so one score can legitimately map to several scores on the other scale.
Range: 205–805, snap to 10-point increments.
Official linked score; no interpolation.
Official percentile
98.0%
Band
Top decile
Use this as
A concordance reference. Schools still receive the actual score and percentile shown on your report.
Official rows for this score
These are the exact linked rows used above. GMAC explains that ranges occur because the exams have different score-bin sizes and observed frequencies.
| Focus (205-805) | Old GMAT (200-800) | Official percentile |
|---|---|---|
| 705 | 750 | 98.0% |
Source: GMAC, GMAT Score Concordance Table, published July 2025. View the official table. GMAC notes that percentile values are updated annually.
What this means for your prep
Knowing your target translates into knowing your gap.
Once you know what Focus score you're aiming at, the next move is finding out where you actually sit. Take an official practice exam on mba.com as your baseline, enter your section scores on the platform, and it builds a per-topic study plan around the gap.
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