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13 Apr 2015, 12:15
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Hi btan219,
Official Scores need to be 'verified', but the process usually takes no more than 1-2 weeks. GMAC's scoring algorithm is almost always 'correct' though, so your Unofficial Score Report is almost certain to contain the scores that you'll see on your Official Report. I've never heard of anyone's Official Scores being 'off' by more than 10 points, so even if there is some sort of anomaly with the Unofficial Report, you know what your score is going to be after you've completed the GMAT.
Are you asking because you've just taken the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Official Scores need to be 'verified', but the process usually takes no more than 1-2 weeks. GMAC's scoring algorithm is almost always 'correct' though, so your Unofficial Score Report is almost certain to contain the scores that you'll see on your Official Report. I've never heard of anyone's Official Scores being 'off' by more than 10 points, so even if there is some sort of anomaly with the Unofficial Report, you know what your score is going to be after you've completed the GMAT.
Are you asking because you've just taken the GMAT?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
13 Apr 2015, 12:25
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yes. i just finished it this weekend. got a 560, and i think the minimum for UCF MSA is 550 so hopefully i got that requirement covered.
didn't do as hot as i normally do in the quant section, i actually got a lot of questions about distance/rate (which one of my weakest, got about 4 or 5 of them), and none or very few about probability, angles, interest rates (which i do well in). go figure right -_- you get more questions on the subjects you're worst at on the test that matters. my last 3 practice cats taken 1.5weeks before my actual tests were 580 (manhattan), 620 (veritas), 600 (official gmat).
didn't do as hot as i normally do in the quant section, i actually got a lot of questions about distance/rate (which one of my weakest, got about 4 or 5 of them), and none or very few about probability, angles, interest rates (which i do well in). go figure right -_- you get more questions on the subjects you're worst at on the test that matters. my last 3 practice cats taken 1.5weeks before my actual tests were 580 (manhattan), 620 (veritas), 600 (official gmat).
