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I know this has been posted here many times, but this scoring completely doesn't make sense to me. I just finished the second GMATPrep test and I scored a 44, but I missed only 10 while last week I missed 18 (including the last 6 in a row and 8 out of the last 10) and scored a 46!! I even felt the questions this week were consistently harder. I did miss the first 3 in a row this week, but my next miss was problem 12 and the misses were spread out after that. WTF??? This makes no sense at all!!!!!!!!!!!!
Edit: Everything I've read says I should probably gotten over a 48. I think from my practice, my score should be in that range as well. I only had one 3 in a row miss on questions 1, 2 and 3, but other than that, my incorrect answers were sporadic.
Edit: Everything I've read says I should probably gotten over a 48. I think from my practice, my score should be in that range as well. I only had one 3 in a row miss on questions 1, 2 and 3, but other than that, my incorrect answers were sporadic.
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Hi,
You are right this is common question, but that is not a bad thing at all. The way the GMAT score is calculated is complicated. As with the verbal section, the Quant section also holds different values to each question. What I mean is, sometimes 3 questions or so, may hold the same value on your score as just 1 question. Depending on what the test considers to be more difficult and/or valid can have a higher effect on your score than a few others combined...they are not equal. I am going to provide you the links to 3 blog posts that explain the overall scoring for the GMAT:
Part I - https://econgm.at/WCDpAK
Part II - https://econgm.at/mkayuQ
Part III - https://econgm.at/o56Q4w
If you have any other questions or require more specific answers please feel free to ask.
-Evan
You are right this is common question, but that is not a bad thing at all. The way the GMAT score is calculated is complicated. As with the verbal section, the Quant section also holds different values to each question. What I mean is, sometimes 3 questions or so, may hold the same value on your score as just 1 question. Depending on what the test considers to be more difficult and/or valid can have a higher effect on your score than a few others combined...they are not equal. I am going to provide you the links to 3 blog posts that explain the overall scoring for the GMAT:
Part I - https://econgm.at/WCDpAK
Part II - https://econgm.at/mkayuQ
Part III - https://econgm.at/o56Q4w
If you have any other questions or require more specific answers please feel free to ask.
-Evan
10 Aug 2014, 23:42
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Here Students can find GMAT Quantitative and Verbal practice test papers on any website for practice of GMAT exams. I found msmbainusa webpage with list of GMAT Quantitative practice test papers and it helps me a lot in my GMAT preparation.
