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05 Feb 2019, 07:34
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Hey! So I gave the free mock-1 on the official site. With zero preparation (before I began preparing) to check my current position. I ended up getting a 360, this is disappointing however, none of the questions with figures or graphs had any images probably some technical glitch. I need to understand is this a good score had I not faced the technical error what would have been my score? I'm planning to apply ONLY in Singapore, Canada.
Here is my current profile -
Work : In HR consulting for the past 1+ yrs
GPA : 3.6/4
Running a food blog for hobby
Target GMAT score?
Thanks
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Here is my current profile -
Work : In HR consulting for the past 1+ yrs
GPA : 3.6/4
Running a food blog for hobby
Target GMAT score?
Thanks
Sent from my ONEPLUS A5010 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
05 Feb 2019, 08:03
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Hi anshulm.
It's really tough to say what your score would have been, since some of the questions that were missing information could have been easy questions, and so answering them incorrectly could have dragged your score down significantly.
Also, what constitutes a "good score" depends on your score goal.
Having information on your verbal section score would be helpful, as that score should be accurate.
I can say that, even faced with some quant questions that were missing information, if your skill level were, say, in the mid 600's, probably you would have scored higher than 360.
In any case, your best move would be to do the following.
Spend some time familiarizing yourself with the GMAT and with how to answer the various types of questions, so that you aren't almost a complete newbie seeing GMAT questions without having at least a basic sense of how to answer them. Then, take another practice test and get a more accurate read on where you stand. Then come back here armed with better information to get some input on how to attain your goals.
It's really tough to say what your score would have been, since some of the questions that were missing information could have been easy questions, and so answering them incorrectly could have dragged your score down significantly.
Also, what constitutes a "good score" depends on your score goal.
Having information on your verbal section score would be helpful, as that score should be accurate.
I can say that, even faced with some quant questions that were missing information, if your skill level were, say, in the mid 600's, probably you would have scored higher than 360.
In any case, your best move would be to do the following.
Spend some time familiarizing yourself with the GMAT and with how to answer the various types of questions, so that you aren't almost a complete newbie seeing GMAT questions without having at least a basic sense of how to answer them. Then, take another practice test and get a more accurate read on where you stand. Then come back here armed with better information to get some input on how to attain your goals.
