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08 Jan 2016, 09:40
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Hi!
I have scored Verbal 36/80%, Quantitative 44/57%, Total 660/79%, AWA 5/59%, IR 5/53.
1. As I understand, my overall score was lifted up by high verbal score? (It is freaking me out since I am not native English speaker and always believe that I am quantitative person
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2. AWA - second highest score, but only 59%? Why? In any case scenario 5 is "good enough".
3. IR - 5 - this is what I was expecting - probably can lift it to 6 or 7.
I have scored Verbal 36/80%, Quantitative 44/57%, Total 660/79%, AWA 5/59%, IR 5/53.
1. As I understand, my overall score was lifted up by high verbal score? (It is freaking me out since I am not native English speaker and always believe that I am quantitative person
) 2. AWA - second highest score, but only 59%? Why? In any case scenario 5 is "good enough".
3. IR - 5 - this is what I was expecting - probably can lift it to 6 or 7.
08 Jan 2016, 09:59
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What is your specific question? Is AWA of 5.0 good enough? Yes, it is fine. However, it has been very easy to get 6.0 after this post: how-to-get-6-0-awa-my-guide-64327.html
Your overall score is a mix of both V and Q and it may be a higher percentile than either. For example I got 96% on V and 92% on Q but overall it was 99th (back in the day).
Best Regards,
BB
Your overall score is a mix of both V and Q and it may be a higher percentile than either. For example I got 96% on V and 92% on Q but overall it was 99th (back in the day).
Best Regards,
BB
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Hi mate,
only your verbal and quant scores influence your overall score. 36 on Verbal that is a great score. only 20% of the test takers score the same or above. You should be proud of yourself. Note that verbal does not test directly grammar, but your reasoning, understanding of the material that was thrown to you.
AWA - 59%, I believe because, since chineseburned presented his AWA template, a lot of people score 5 and higher. You nevertheless scored better than 59%, which is not bad as well.
