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18 Aug 2011, 13:43
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Hey guys,
Just took a practice Kaplan test at the Test Center and boy am I down. 640, i got 14 wrong on the math and even more on verbal.
I felt good during the test, kept getting brutal math questions. For example, I was given 2 probability questions as the 34 and 35 questions in the math section.
Also, the RC was terrible. I scored a 35 percent on RC, a topic that I am usually good (relatively) at. For example, I finished with a verbal 39-40 on MGMAT, and I do reasonably well on GMAT prep verbal, especially RC.
I dont know what to make of it.... I hear that kaplan updated their algorithm, so is my score accurate?
Before this I scored 660, 690, 700 on MGMAT and 730 on GMAT prep (w a few repeats so its inflated).
I guess my main question is...if you get 14 questions wrong, but they are all hard, are you guranteed for a q 40? And the same for Verbal?
Thanks ahead of time.
Just took a practice Kaplan test at the Test Center and boy am I down. 640, i got 14 wrong on the math and even more on verbal.
I felt good during the test, kept getting brutal math questions. For example, I was given 2 probability questions as the 34 and 35 questions in the math section.
Also, the RC was terrible. I scored a 35 percent on RC, a topic that I am usually good (relatively) at. For example, I finished with a verbal 39-40 on MGMAT, and I do reasonably well on GMAT prep verbal, especially RC.
I dont know what to make of it.... I hear that kaplan updated their algorithm, so is my score accurate?
Before this I scored 660, 690, 700 on MGMAT and 730 on GMAT prep (w a few repeats so its inflated).
I guess my main question is...if you get 14 questions wrong, but they are all hard, are you guranteed for a q 40? And the same for Verbal?
Thanks ahead of time.
18 Aug 2011, 13:57
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I hear that kaplan updated their algorithm, so is my score accurate?
From what I can gather the algorithm still seems to underestimate your final score despite improvements in accuracy.
if you get 14 questions wrong, but they are all hard, are you guranteed for a q 40? And the same for Verbal?
Predicting your score based upon how many you get wrong and the level they are is hard to predict but if you are adequate at maths you should be able to attain a 40. However a 40 in verbal is quite hard to achieve as scores are generally lower.
From what I can gather the algorithm still seems to underestimate your final score despite improvements in accuracy.
if you get 14 questions wrong, but they are all hard, are you guranteed for a q 40? And the same for Verbal?
Predicting your score based upon how many you get wrong and the level they are is hard to predict but if you are adequate at maths you should be able to attain a 40. However a 40 in verbal is quite hard to achieve as scores are generally lower.
18 Aug 2011, 14:28
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Yea I've been scoring 45 plus my last few tests
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