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27 Oct 2018, 13:39
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if someone could help me understand this huge difference between two verbal scores (two different tests) from orion. In one test I got V30 with 13 incorrect answers and the other one i got V35 with 18 incorrect answers. I know that this is not how GMAT works but still found it weird.
V30
Overall (Correct 23 and Incorrect 13)
CR (Correct 6 and Incorrect 5)
RC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 5)
SC (Correct 10 and Incorrect 3)
V35
Overall (Correct 18 and Incorrect 18)
CR (Correct 4 and Incorrect 5)
RC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 5)
SC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 8)
I was wondering if someone could help me understand this huge difference between two verbal scores (two different tests) from orion. In one test I got V30 with 13 incorrect answers and the other one i got V35 with 18 incorrect answers. I know that this is not how GMAT works but still found it weird.
V30
Overall (Correct 23 and Incorrect 13)
CR (Correct 6 and Incorrect 5)
RC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 5)
SC (Correct 10 and Incorrect 3)
V35
Overall (Correct 18 and Incorrect 18)
CR (Correct 4 and Incorrect 5)
RC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 5)
SC (Correct 7 and Incorrect 8)
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28 Oct 2018, 13:10
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It could be one of these cases that you get incorrect questions at an easier level?
How are these incorrect answers distributed?
Lets just consider them for the sake of simplicity 4 quarters
From 1 to 9
From 10 to 18
From 19 to 27
From 28 to 36
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How are these incorrect answers distributed?
Lets just consider them for the sake of simplicity 4 quarters
From 1 to 9
From 10 to 18
From 19 to 27
From 28 to 36
Posted from my mobile device
30 Oct 2018, 14:12
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luigipizzichemi
While there are of course various factors and not just number of mistakes that determine the score, V35 despite 18 incorrect is still quite awkward. I would suggest taking a GMATprep test at a logical stage to know your correct level. Rest, focus on preparation and don't read too much into such fluctuations in private tests.
