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11 Oct 2010, 04:15
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I took the gmat almost 1 year ago. I had trusted my Math skills and had not studied for Quant section. In the exam I could not use the time properly in Quant section. I had 1 minute and 8 more questions to go. I picked the (B) to all of them and finished the test. I got 47 Quant.
I have been reading first 5-10 questions almost indicate the raw score and some of friends told me even if I had enough time and attacked those questions my raw score would be same.
I know this question will be hypothetical but what would be my raw Quant score if had finished on time and attacked those last 8 questions?
Any guesses, any experiences, any comments?
Thank you in advance for your time and help.
I have been reading first 5-10 questions almost indicate the raw score and some of friends told me even if I had enough time and attacked those questions my raw score would be same.
I know this question will be hypothetical but what would be my raw Quant score if had finished on time and attacked those last 8 questions?
Any guesses, any experiences, any comments?
Thank you in advance for your time and help.
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11 Oct 2010, 04:28
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No 1 can guess!! You even don't know the Gmac might be penalizing the random guesses if it finds something fishy. No 1 in this world can solve 8 questions correctly in 1 minute.
The major requirement for GMAT is having balance between speed and accuracy. If you had given lesser time to initial questions, you would have reduced the accuracy. So you can never predict.
If you are thinking of retaking, then make sure you complete the test on time. But one thing is sure, the harm of guessing randomly at the end is lesser than that of leaving the questions unanswered.
11 Oct 2010, 05:26
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Maybe you perfectly answered most previous questions? Maybe most experimental questions were in these last 8 ones? Maybe ...?
