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Just took the free verbal test and i got 34 right and 7 wrong. However, my score was 34/41 (71% percentile). Looking at my results (see attached), I didn't get that many 700-level questions despite getting several consecutive correct answers for 500 and 600 level questions. In fact, after several correct 600 and 700 level questions, it dropped to 500 level. Is this a problem with an algorithm or something similar to the real test. If similar to the real test, I don't understand how I would break into a 85%+ percentile score if I don't get offered 700-level questions.
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09 Aug 2015, 15:24
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I am also curious about this. According to the FAQ, 50% of problems should be 700+
16 Aug 2015, 20:19
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Hi, following up on this topic. Thanks.
