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26 Nov 2007, 07:16
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Hi,
I am quite confused from the result of GMATprep test. I took the first test and scored 50 in Quant. What surprized me is that my 2nd and 3rd question was wrong, and then the 10th question was also wrong.
Do you think its possible to get 50 in quant after having 3 wrong questions out of first 10 questions, albeit most of the question following 10th were correct, while 36th and 37th were wrong, as I guessed them due to time constrain.
Has anybody else also faced similar problem? feedbacks are welcome...
Amar
I am quite confused from the result of GMATprep test. I took the first test and scored 50 in Quant. What surprized me is that my 2nd and 3rd question was wrong, and then the 10th question was also wrong.
Do you think its possible to get 50 in quant after having 3 wrong questions out of first 10 questions, albeit most of the question following 10th were correct, while 36th and 37th were wrong, as I guessed them due to time constrain.
Has anybody else also faced similar problem? feedbacks are welcome...
Amar
26 Nov 2007, 08:49
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You are thinking that there should be a one-to-one relationship between your raw score and how many questions you got wrong, but that isn't the case with quant. You can get quite a few wrong in quant, and still end up with a stellar raw score. For the verbal section, it's a different story. It is nearly a one-to-one relationship - you get 6 questions wrong, you end up with a 45 raw score, pretty much.
26 Nov 2007, 16:17
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Hi
Thanks for revert. My point is not of having number of questions wrong, but that first three out of 10 questions are wrong, with the mistake in 2nd and 3rd questions.
What I learnt so far about GMAT is, one needs to score first 10-15 questions correct to get a good raw score, as with the increased level of toughness, score also increases.
Amar
Thanks for revert. My point is not of having number of questions wrong, but that first three out of 10 questions are wrong, with the mistake in 2nd and 3rd questions.
What I learnt so far about GMAT is, one needs to score first 10-15 questions correct to get a good raw score, as with the increased level of toughness, score also increases.
Amar
