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Currently I have taken 3 tests in the Quant section, and I am getting consistently 10 -11 questions wrong in the each of the tests.
I can attest to the fact that these tests are pointing out my weak areas and providing great tips. Additionally each test almost tests all the knowledge that I have gathered untill now and hence are great practice to reinforce the concepts.
Nonetheless my percentile is lurking anywhere between NaN and 20% ... so was wondering how these scores relate to what scores you can aim on a real GMAT Test ?
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