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22 Jul 2013, 00:03
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Hello everyone, I just took the GMAT prep 1 and I have been trying to understand why my score in the quantitative so low
[b][b]- Quantitative: 48 / Percentile: 78% - 9 incorrect (only)[/b][/b]
- Verbal: 24 / percentile: 34% - 19 incorrect
I know that the first 10 questions are important,
I did as wrong question 2, 9, 12, 15, 17, 26, 30, 35 and 36
They are not all at the beginning and furthermore not consecutive on the test,
I used to practice with Kaplan and score Higher percentile score with more wrong answer sometimes consecutives...
Any idea ? is Kaplan relevant ? Is GMAT prep scoring seems you also really tuff regarding the situation ?
[b][b]- Quantitative: 48 / Percentile: 78% - 9 incorrect (only)[/b][/b]
- Verbal: 24 / percentile: 34% - 19 incorrect
I know that the first 10 questions are important,
I did as wrong question 2, 9, 12, 15, 17, 26, 30, 35 and 36
They are not all at the beginning and furthermore not consecutive on the test,
I used to practice with Kaplan and score Higher percentile score with more wrong answer sometimes consecutives...
Any idea ? is Kaplan relevant ? Is GMAT prep scoring seems you also really tuff regarding the situation ?
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22 Jul 2013, 01:23
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Q48 is actually a pretty good score and the difference between 48-51 on Q is minimal. The likelihood is that the questions you got wrong are the higher difficulty ones that would have pushed your score up.
GMAT Prep is the most accurate in terms of predicting your actual GMAT score.
GMAT Prep is the most accurate in terms of predicting your actual GMAT score.
22 Jul 2013, 01:39
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Thanks for your answer,
As a goal I aim at least 70% in quant and the very little differences between 78% and 70% freaking me out... Moreover when I see a low score expected with only few wrong answer :/
Is there a big difference between 70 and 78% ?
Thanks
As a goal I aim at least 70% in quant and the very little differences between 78% and 70% freaking me out... Moreover when I see a low score expected with only few wrong answer :/
Is there a big difference between 70 and 78% ?
Thanks
