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14 Dec 2010, 19:23
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Hey everyone,
I took the gmat and I got 420.
What could I do to increase my score. I am kind of confident in problem solving but I do not have a proper way to tackle the data sufficiency.
Moreover, I am a non native speaker so the verbal part is always a mess.
I got 29 questions right in the quant part and 16 questions right in the verbal part.
I plan to study over christmas break, but I really need some help.
I took the gmat and I got 420.
What could I do to increase my score. I am kind of confident in problem solving but I do not have a proper way to tackle the data sufficiency.
Moreover, I am a non native speaker so the verbal part is always a mess.
I got 29 questions right in the quant part and 16 questions right in the verbal part.
I plan to study over christmas break, but I really need some help.
14 Dec 2010, 23:07
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Good God! You've taken the GMAT and you still don't seem to have much idea about the exam.
29 is NOT the number of questions you got correct in Quant. It's your scaled score .Had you got 29 questions correct,your Quant score would have been something around 45.
Similarly 16 is your scaled score on Verbal.
I'd strongly recommend you to first explore more about the exam and then kickstart your preparation again.
29 is NOT the number of questions you got correct in Quant. It's your scaled score .Had you got 29 questions correct,your Quant score would have been something around 45.
Similarly 16 is your scaled score on Verbal.
I'd strongly recommend you to first explore more about the exam and then kickstart your preparation again.
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