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10 Jul 2013, 03:57
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Hello
I did the second full practice test of GMATPrep today and fortunately I got full 37 on 37 correct in Math! However the scaled score only shows 51/60. I was wondering when does someone actually get 60? This is so ridiculous and unfair. The makers of the GMAT shouldn't say that the score is on 60 if even on getting all correct, they only give 51. On the first test I got just 29 correct on 37 and I was given a scaled score of 50. I did all the hard work to get my total to a full 37 and I get rewarded by just 1 point?! That's the height of absurdity. Considering that I'm weak in verbal (I got only 31 correct out of 41), my score gets pulled down so much. Can someone please explain to me how do you get anything above 51? I have my GMAT exam day after tomorrow and I have no clue how to get my score across the coveted 750 mark.
Thanks!
I did the second full practice test of GMATPrep today and fortunately I got full 37 on 37 correct in Math! However the scaled score only shows 51/60. I was wondering when does someone actually get 60? This is so ridiculous and unfair. The makers of the GMAT shouldn't say that the score is on 60 if even on getting all correct, they only give 51. On the first test I got just 29 correct on 37 and I was given a scaled score of 50. I did all the hard work to get my total to a full 37 and I get rewarded by just 1 point?! That's the height of absurdity. Considering that I'm weak in verbal (I got only 31 correct out of 41), my score gets pulled down so much. Can someone please explain to me how do you get anything above 51? I have my GMAT exam day after tomorrow and I have no clue how to get my score across the coveted 750 mark.
Thanks!
10 Jul 2013, 05:58
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51 on quant that's golden, You shouldn't worry too much thats 98 percentile ( as high as you can get)
Here are the charts
https://www.mba.com/the-gmat/gmat-scores ... means.aspx
Here are the charts
https://www.mba.com/the-gmat/gmat-scores ... means.aspx
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