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Hi all! I just completed my first "official practice test" and I got the following scores:
Q: 49, 75th percentile
V: 42, 96th percentile
IR: 8, 93rd percentile
Overall: 740
I'm generally very confused about how the number of questions I get right/wrong correlate to scores out of 51, and then how these individual scores result in the score out of 800. (For example, I got 13 incorrect on quant) If anyone could explain that to me, that would be super helpful! More specifically though, should I be focusing more on the quant or the verbal to improve my overall score? Thanks in advance!
Q: 49, 75th percentile
V: 42, 96th percentile
IR: 8, 93rd percentile
Overall: 740
I'm generally very confused about how the number of questions I get right/wrong correlate to scores out of 51, and then how these individual scores result in the score out of 800. (For example, I got 13 incorrect on quant) If anyone could explain that to me, that would be super helpful! More specifically though, should I be focusing more on the quant or the verbal to improve my overall score? Thanks in advance!
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29 Jun 2020, 01:32
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First of all, congrats on the great score. I see that your verbal score is very good as the percentile tells you. The quant is good but quant is highly competitive so even 49 is just 75th percentile.
Since it is adaptive, the number of questions right or wrong doesn't matter.
In general, the overall score is greater influenced by verbal scores as getting high is very difficult. Meanwhile getting 50 is easier in quant. So you can try to bring your quant score to 50 and then improve on verbal.
I hope this helped. Give a kudos if it did.
HoneyLemon
04 Jul 2020, 13:10
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adspad99
Wow.. Congrats ..
You already know all the concepts and are comfortable on applying the reasoning skills .
There is a high chance that with 3 to 4 weeks of preparation of quant you can get Q51 and V44 ..
All the best .
