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Hi all,
With the Quant section results shown below, my percentile was 37. I assume it is due to 2 questions of the first 5 missed + the last question unanswered? Does this make sense? If it's more the unanswered one, is this normal that an it affects a score so much?
If that matters, I took quant after verbal where I had V82 76th percentile. My order was Verbal-Quant-DI, and scored 535.
P.S. Silly me, seems like I missed the point that I had to confirm the last question in each section, in order to save my answer. I actually selected an answer to the last question but didn't confirm it, the time just elapsed. Did the same with DI section too
Assuming if I answered the last questions in Verbal + DI wrong, any idea approx. how much improvement I would see in the overall score?
Just trying to see if it would make sense to retake within a couple of days to aim around 575-585.
With the Quant section results shown below, my percentile was 37. I assume it is due to 2 questions of the first 5 missed + the last question unanswered? Does this make sense? If it's more the unanswered one, is this normal that an it affects a score so much?
If that matters, I took quant after verbal where I had V82 76th percentile. My order was Verbal-Quant-DI, and scored 535.
P.S. Silly me, seems like I missed the point that I had to confirm the last question in each section, in order to save my answer. I actually selected an answer to the last question but didn't confirm it, the time just elapsed. Did the same with DI section too
Assuming if I answered the last questions in Verbal + DI wrong, any idea approx. how much improvement I would see in the overall score? Just trying to see if it would make sense to retake within a couple of days to aim around 575-585.
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11 Jan 2025, 05:38
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IMO 3rd & 5th question wrong took your difficulty level down.
Updated on: 13 Jan 2025, 16:55
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 11 Jan 2025, 07:58.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 13 Jan 2025, 16:55, edited 1 time in total.
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The Understanding Your Score page on the MBA website mentions 3 factors Quant scores are based on. In case you're interested, there's also some myth vs. fact info (e.g. in the beginning of the Offical-Guide) you can check out. One mentioned fact, for example, is: Not finishing can lower your score a lot.
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