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13 Mar 2012, 20:43
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I just attempted gmatprep 1 and scored 640. But the most surprising thing to me was i scored 49 in quant with 10 wrong answers, whereas i scored only 29 in verbal with 13 wrong answers.
After reading other posts, 49Q with 10 mistakes is making sense. But I'm not sure why I got 29V with 13 mistakes only.
After reading other posts, 49Q with 10 mistakes is making sense. But I'm not sure why I got 29V with 13 mistakes only.
13 Mar 2012, 21:08
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Where did those 13 mistakes come during the test? It is possible that they were placed in a such a way that you were never able to get into the tougher levels of questions.
I agree with you that it doesn't sound quite right, but it's possible depending on the placement of the errors and you ability to get into those tougher questions. Plus, you have to remember that even a few more questions could have made a drastic difference in that score. 2 - 3 more right answers could have potentially boosted your score 50 points. So look at this as a learning experience and look at every question as an opportunity to boost your score.
Good luck!
I agree with you that it doesn't sound quite right, but it's possible depending on the placement of the errors and you ability to get into those tougher questions. Plus, you have to remember that even a few more questions could have made a drastic difference in that score. 2 - 3 more right answers could have potentially boosted your score 50 points. So look at this as a learning experience and look at every question as an opportunity to boost your score.
Good luck!
13 Mar 2012, 21:21
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Thanks GMATLA!
I got the following questions wrong- 2,4,5,9,11,15,20,21,22,27,30,33,37. Pretty frustrating for me since I expected a 40V. Is it possible that I could have scored 50 points more if I had answered que 20,21,and 22 correctly?
