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Nice scores!
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Look at how the score is produced in one of the old GMAT paper tests.
Q and V scores are produced separetly and do not actually influence total score. Total score depends only on the number of questions answeared correctly.
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Look at how the score is produced in one of the old GMAT paper tests.
Q and V scores are produced separetly and do not actually influence total score. Total score depends only on the number of questions answeared correctly.


What do you mean by this? How do individual Q and V scores <b>not</b> influence total score?
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Question for you guys - if you switch the V and Q scores, will you get the same overall GMAT score? For example, if someone receives a 670 (Q45, V37), will you get a 670 if you score Q37, V45?
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Question for you guys - if you switch the V and Q scores, will you get the same overall GMAT score? For example, if someone receives a 670 (Q45, V37), will you get a 670 if you score Q37, V45?


No, it wouldn't work that way.
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Would the score be comparable / lower / or higher?
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From what I understand, there's a certain point on both scales after which a higher score makes very little difference to your overall score. Scores over 45 in verbal and over 51 in math, I believe, won't raise your overall score much more with each incremental score.

In other words, you'll get a bigger score jump going from a 46 to a 47 in quantitative than going from a 46 to a 47 in verbal.

This is just based on what I've observed, mind you. I don't pretend to know how the scores are actually calculated.
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one more: 620 ( Q44 ; V31 )
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mine
660(q50, v31)
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Mine was lopsided the opposite of most people's

660 (Quant 38, Verbal 42)
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I don't quite understand. Does it mean that the max. scaled score on Quant is 51 and not 60.
The person who got say 790 - Q51, V50, did he/she get any quant. question wrong or not?
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I've attached my breakdown file. I've taken the template somewhere in GMAT Club forums and regularly update it by reading "Share your GMAT experience section"

Hope it will be useful for you guys :wink:
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