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26 Dec 2017, 06:27
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Today I tried one of the 2 Gmat Prep tests from the official software and got a score of 42 in the quantitative part even if I answered 20/37 questions incorrectly.
I really think it is a software mistake.
Is it possible?
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I really think it is a software mistake.
Is it possible?
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26 Dec 2017, 06:34
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Hey carlfans ,
Welcome to GMATClub
You need to undertstand one thing that THE NUMBER of incorrect/correct doesn't determine the final score. It is the level of difficulty of each question.
What I mean is out of 17 questions that you got correct, there were many questions that were of difficulty level and hence you were able to hit 42.
If I get alot of 700 level questions correct while maintaining the incorrect count as say 15, I may hit a score of 46-47.
Does that make sense?
Welcome to GMATClub
You need to undertstand one thing that THE NUMBER of incorrect/correct doesn't determine the final score. It is the level of difficulty of each question.
What I mean is out of 17 questions that you got correct, there were many questions that were of difficulty level and hence you were able to hit 42.
If I get alot of 700 level questions correct while maintaining the incorrect count as say 15, I may hit a score of 46-47.
Does that make sense?
26 Dec 2017, 06:44
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It does. But I don't know. I felt quite slow and threw in like 5 answers at random. I average usually 38-41 in the verbal while 32-5 in quant. Did some revision and got 42 in quant and was really surprised by seeing the ratio wrong/right and the final score.
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