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anyone get a 60 on quantitative?

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anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   03 Aug 2008, 13:56
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i think the highest scores i ever see around here are around 51 (maybe i've seen a 52...don't really remember). GMAT says that the scores range from 0-60. has anyone actually gotten a 60? if you get every question right on the test while you're taking it, will you get a 60?

i only ask because one of my friends says he has a friend who scored a 60 on quantitative. he was basically like "i have a friend who you should recommend as a tutor. he got a 60 in math." i was like "if your friend did, that's impressive. i've never even heard of anyone scoring that high even though GMAT says their range is 0-60 so in theory it's possible."

just curious more than anything else...

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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   03 Aug 2008, 14:01
I think 51 is the highest you can score on the real GMAT.
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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   03 Aug 2008, 14:11
51 is the max
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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   03 Aug 2008, 18:39
any idea why GMAT says the scores range from 0-60?

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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   28 Jul 2013, 23:48
I had the same question :)
GMAT officially says that max score is 60... Then, I think, if you answer each question correctly, you must get 60. But I have never seen smb who scored more than 51.
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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   29 Jul 2013, 05:40
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I had the same question :)
GMAT officially says that max score is 60... Then, I think, if you answer each question correctly, you must get 60. But I have never seen smb who scored more than 51.


Well, I don't think so that a person can score more than 51. In the GMATPrep exam, I did all the 37 questions in Quant correctly. Still, I got a 51.

I don't think they have two different algorithms for GMATPrep and actual GMAT.

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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   29 Jul 2013, 22:33
egmat wrote:
Izomer85 wrote:
I had the same question :)
GMAT officially says that max score is 60... Then, I think, if you answer each question correctly, you must get 60. But I have never seen smb who scored more than 51.


Well, I don't think so that a person can score more than 51. In the GMATPrep exam, I did all the 37 questions in Quant correctly. Still, I got a 51.

I don't think they have two different algorithms for GMATPrep and actual GMAT.

Thanks,
Chiranjeev


Yes, you're right. I've already found in another topic that scores 52-60 were reserved for the future... From the other hand, I don't understand why do they need to reserve smth... :)
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Re: anyone get a 60 on quantitative? [#permalink] New post   30 Jul 2013, 22:12
egmat wrote:
Izomer85 wrote:
I had the same question :)
GMAT officially says that max score is 60... Then, I think, if you answer each question correctly, you must get 60. But I have never seen smb who scored more than 51.


Well, I don't think so that a person can score more than 51. In the GMATPrep exam, I did all the 37 questions in Quant correctly. Still, I got a 51.

I don't think they have two different algorithms for GMATPrep and actual GMAT.

Thanks,
Chiranjeev



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