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I don't comment on specific company materials, but you really shouldn't trust the scores you get from any company tests - use GMATPrep if you need a realistic score estimate. No company test could possibly be as accurate as the real thing (and that's what GMATPrep is), and some company tests are very, very far off.

As Brent's experiment proves, your number of right answers doesn't strictly determine your score, nor does the position in the test of your right and wrong answers. What matters is the difficulty level of the questions you got right and wrong. And difficulty level isn't perfectly predictable - even at the start of the test, some tests start harder than others.
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Quick question..

Is the scoring methodology of 800 Score Tests accurate.. I mean its way off from what GMATPrep calculates.. I got a Q49 after 11 Incorrect questions in GMATPrep. and I got a Q43 with the same number of incorrect questions in 800 Score Tests. The incorrect questions were randomly placed and I got only 2 ques incoreect in the first 10 in both the tests. Verbal also generates the results on the same lines..

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Don't focus on the number of questions you got right/wrong on the GMATPrep, and don't worry too much about the scores you get on non-official tests.
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