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04 Sep 2012, 12:55
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I took my first gmat club quant test last week and got a score of 43. The questions were across a wide difficulty spectrum.
Just today, I took another test and got a pathetic score of 32! This time, all but 4 of the questions were at the 700 level. Does this make any sense? If I were doing so poorly, why would the algorithm continue giving me hard questions?
I'm totally dubmfounded at the GMAT club tests. I paid the money because everyone said they're really good, but now i don't know if they are reliable assessments of where i'm actually at. My exam is on october 16th, so i don't want to waste my gmat prep exams just yet.
Just today, I took another test and got a pathetic score of 32! This time, all but 4 of the questions were at the 700 level. Does this make any sense? If I were doing so poorly, why would the algorithm continue giving me hard questions?
I'm totally dubmfounded at the GMAT club tests. I paid the money because everyone said they're really good, but now i don't know if they are reliable assessments of where i'm actually at. My exam is on october 16th, so i don't want to waste my gmat prep exams just yet.
08 Sep 2012, 18:10
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Don't worry about the scores too much. These tests are designed to give you hell and toughen you up. The scores should be considered a secondary concern.
I realize that this reply might not be as comprehensive as you hoped. So I will ask some moderators to provide a better response on this thread quite soon.
Thanks for your patience.
I realize that this reply might not be as comprehensive as you hoped. So I will ask some moderators to provide a better response on this thread quite soon.
Thanks for your patience.
10 Sep 2012, 21:24
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First of all - Sorry about the scores. That was not our intention.
it is very hard to measure ones abilities objectively and even though we have made a huge move this summer to making the scores much better, they are still not perfect. The scores depend on other test takers and sometimes very skilled people skew the tests.
There are many things involved such as what subjects you know vs. what subjects are tested. There are also experimental questions and there is always the case of what questions you answer correctly/incorrectly and in what order, etc.
Most of our questions are actually 700+ questions so this is extra hard practice and that's what counts on the GMAT.
Having said all of that, if you are not satisfied with them, happy to offer a refund, just PM me or email at [email protected]. No issues with that at all. Would not want anyone to be unhappy.
Best Regards,
BB.
it is very hard to measure ones abilities objectively and even though we have made a huge move this summer to making the scores much better, they are still not perfect. The scores depend on other test takers and sometimes very skilled people skew the tests.
There are many things involved such as what subjects you know vs. what subjects are tested. There are also experimental questions and there is always the case of what questions you answer correctly/incorrectly and in what order, etc.
Most of our questions are actually 700+ questions so this is extra hard practice and that's what counts on the GMAT.
Having said all of that, if you are not satisfied with them, happy to offer a refund, just PM me or email at [email protected]. No issues with that at all. Would not want anyone to be unhappy.
Best Regards,
BB.
