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15 Apr 2024, 01:35
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Hi
Can anyone help with the GMAT focus edition score chart. The classic gmat had the score chart with combination of Quant and verbal scores. Do we have anything similar for GMAT Focus for all three sections?
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Can anyone help with the GMAT focus edition score chart. The classic gmat had the score chart with combination of Quant and verbal scores. Do we have anything similar for GMAT Focus for all three sections?
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15 Apr 2024, 17:04
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Hi Kratiks10.
Since there are three main sections of the Focus Edition, it's not really practical to create a score chart like the ones we see for the classic GMAT.
A the same time, there is a formula you can use to determine what total score results from a set of section scores.
Total Score = 205 + [(Quant + Verbal + Data Insights - 180)/3] × 20
Basically, 3 section score points is worth 20 total score points. So, every 3 section score points below the max total of 270 reduces your score by 20 points below 805.
You can also use the following calculator.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-focus-s ... 18782.html
Since there are three main sections of the Focus Edition, it's not really practical to create a score chart like the ones we see for the classic GMAT.
A the same time, there is a formula you can use to determine what total score results from a set of section scores.
Total Score = 205 + [(Quant + Verbal + Data Insights - 180)/3] × 20
Basically, 3 section score points is worth 20 total score points. So, every 3 section score points below the max total of 270 reduces your score by 20 points below 805.
You can also use the following calculator.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-focus-s ... 18782.html
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08 Aug 2024, 06:59
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Yes you can find the score equivalence chart on MBA.com The post is called understanding your score....it give you the score comparison and percentiles.
There is a score calculator on the forums too
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There is a score calculator on the forums too
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