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18 Dec 2011, 01:08
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I recently took a practice CAT and got a verbal score of 31. However, I only got 11 wrong. Throughout the entire test, I only got two consecutive problems wrong twice. At one point in the test, I got 14 consecutive correct. Here is a breakdown of my score in categories.
Sentence Correction: 12/15
CR: 10/12
RC: 8/14
I feel like this is a critical reasoning problem. What conclusion can be drawn from the information above? =)
Sentence Correction: 12/15
CR: 10/12
RC: 8/14
I feel like this is a critical reasoning problem. What conclusion can be drawn from the information above? =)
18 Dec 2011, 03:27
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Hi
the Problem is that you got to many RC questions wrong.
RC is the main part of Verbal. If you are able to get all RC's correct your score will jump over 40+
Hope that helps
BEst
Amir
the Problem is that you got to many RC questions wrong.
RC is the main part of Verbal. If you are able to get all RC's correct your score will jump over 40+
Hope that helps
BEst
Amir
18 Dec 2011, 14:00
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What company's CAT did you take? Sometimes they are not very accurate.
I don't think there is any difference in what types of problems you get wrong, just what difficulty they are. If you missed questions early it may be possible that you got sent into the easier buckets of problems which caused you score to suffer overall. Only missing 11 problems is very good no matter what though (as long as they weren't 11 in a row or something) and with that long string of correct answers I believe the score should have been higher.
If you are having trouble with RC I would recommend GMAT Fiction, I think you have a good shot of a very strong verbal score. Good luck!
I don't think there is any difference in what types of problems you get wrong, just what difficulty they are. If you missed questions early it may be possible that you got sent into the easier buckets of problems which caused you score to suffer overall. Only missing 11 problems is very good no matter what though (as long as they weren't 11 in a row or something) and with that long string of correct answers I believe the score should have been higher.
If you are having trouble with RC I would recommend GMAT Fiction, I think you have a good shot of a very strong verbal score. Good luck!
