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i agree with elieen.. you need to click no on the message that comes up to complete the exam.
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Ok, excellent. Also, did anyone else find the scoring system in Verbal to be brutal? I missed 6 questions and ended up with a 43.
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Were you able to see you score only AFTER you clicked "No"?
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I don't think you can judge the score based on how many questions you missed. Once I missed 8 verbal questions and I got V44, and another time I missed 10 and got V38.

It all depends on the difficulty of the problems you were doing and how hard the questions you missed were. Throw in the 11 non-scoring questions, you never know whether you missed questions that were non-scoring or scoring.
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yea that's what I figured...there were a couple of easy Qs I missed. Also I found it to be a bit of a different look than MGMAT. I know why I missed the Qs I did miss so I have to just make sure not to make the same mistakes on test day. Thanks for the help...I'll take GMAT Prep 2 on Saturday so that should give me a good idea of where I am. Only 10 days to go :).
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