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27 Oct 2007, 19:02
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After a loooong period of preparation (more than 4 months) I finally gave my first practice GMATPrep today. Note: this is not the real deal... but just GMATPrep
These are the results:
Score: 760
Quant: 48 (13 incorrect), 45 (5 incorrect)
I was elated to see the score of 760 but the number of incorrects in quant is underwhelming. Ofcourse I shouldnt be surprised since quant has been my weakness. I could solve only 33/37 questions in the given time. 13 out of 37 incorrect means I got more than 33% of the questions WRONG... it becomes worse considering I got 4 guesses correct by pure luck. Is it true that you can get a 48 score on quant after making 13 mistakes?
I got only 5 incorrect in verbal but got less score than quant. Does this mean everyone and their uncle finds verbal easier and hence makes fewer mistakes in that section? I saw 4 or 5 repeats from either OG11, or the sets.
This means I had extremely good luck on 10 questions on the entire test. I have read that GMATPrep tests are pretty accurate. But because of getting the guesses in quant correct and seeing repeats in verbal I am not so sure of the results anymore. Has anyone seen repeats from OG in the real GMAT test?
My point is do you guys think a 100 point swing is possible because of pure luck on a given day?
Another important question... is there any way to see my score again? I can go back to the review section but this retarded software does not seem to want to show my score again.
These are the results:
Score: 760
Quant: 48 (13 incorrect), 45 (5 incorrect)
I was elated to see the score of 760 but the number of incorrects in quant is underwhelming. Ofcourse I shouldnt be surprised since quant has been my weakness. I could solve only 33/37 questions in the given time. 13 out of 37 incorrect means I got more than 33% of the questions WRONG... it becomes worse considering I got 4 guesses correct by pure luck. Is it true that you can get a 48 score on quant after making 13 mistakes?
I got only 5 incorrect in verbal but got less score than quant. Does this mean everyone and their uncle finds verbal easier and hence makes fewer mistakes in that section? I saw 4 or 5 repeats from either OG11, or the sets.
This means I had extremely good luck on 10 questions on the entire test. I have read that GMATPrep tests are pretty accurate. But because of getting the guesses in quant correct and seeing repeats in verbal I am not so sure of the results anymore. Has anyone seen repeats from OG in the real GMAT test?
My point is do you guys think a 100 point swing is possible because of pure luck on a given day?
Another important question... is there any way to see my score again? I can go back to the review section but this retarded software does not seem to want to show my score again.
27 Oct 2007, 19:09
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you can trust the gmatprep scoring. dont pay too much attention to the number missed because the test is adaptive and missing 13 questions may not hurt much if they are tough questions. 100 point swing on luck is pretty extreme, i think it is closer to 20-30. that said you are looking really good for the actual test. your gmatprep 2 and actual scores should be pretty similar.
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