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GMAT Prep Software Scoring Analysis and What If Scenarios NEW ONLINE FORMAT Couple of years ago we ran different scenarios with GMAT Prep Software to find out whether various myth about scoring algorithm were legit. You can find the results of that analysis in GMAT Prep Software Analysis and What If Scenarios.
On April 16, 2018, the GMAT exam shortened. The number of Quant questions were reduced by 6: from 37 to 31 and the number of Verbal questions will be reduced by 5: from 41 to 36.
Therefore, we are starting testing more or less the same scenarios with the NEW GMAT Prep Software to find out whether anything changed compared to old software.1. What is the importance of the first 10 questions? Experiment: We will try to disprove the myth the way OG/GMAC positions it: the first 10 questions are not critical Methodology: we will attempt the worst case scenario and will answer the first 10 questions incorrectly (not guess but incorrectly); then we will attempt to answer the remaining 21 questions correctly (not guess) Result: Score - Q30. Percentile - 19th (!!!). First 10 questions WRONG. The next 21 questions CORRECTAnalysis: obviously something is not right with the myth about the first 10 questions. They appear to be very important on the Quant. If you miss the first 10 (probably not a very realistic scenario for most) you have no way of climbing out of the hole - almost all questions that were offered to me were generally easy/medium difficulty. When simulated in the previous GMAT Prep version, this scenario resulted in Score - Q38. Percentile - 48th. So, the importance of the first 10 questions seems to increase (no surprice since now 10 questions correspond to 1/3 of the questions). Questions: 18PS and 13 DS. TO ENSURE THAT THE RESULT ABOVE WAS NOT AN ANOMALY, WE RAN THIS SCENARIO TWO TIMES MORE:Result: Score - Q31. Percentile - 20th (!!!). First 10 questions WRONG. The next 21 questions CORRECT. Second attemptQuestions: 18PS and 13 DS. Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "D" this time and it resulted in the final score of V6, 0 percentile. Total score: 320. Result: Score - Q29. Percentile - 16th (!!!). First 10 questions WRONG. The next 21 questions CORRECT. Third attemptQuestions: 17PS and 14 DS. Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "C" this time and it resulted in the final score of V9, 2 percentile (Also, interesting becasie C gave a better result than D and E. Though it might be a simple luck). Total score: 320. 2. What is the importance of the last 10 questions? Experiment: We will try to analyze the importance of the last 10 questions and if it equals the important of the first 10 Methodology: we will attempt the worst case scenario and will answer the first 27 Q questions correctly and then will answer the remaining 10 questions incorrectly (not guess but incorrectly). Result: Score - Q49. Percentile - 75th. First 21 questions CORRECT. The final 10 questions WRONG.Analysis: The questions were much harder this time with some new topics/types appearing on the test such as coordinate geometry/probability etc. Conclusion: the last 10 don't count as much as the first 10. This myth is True (as long as you can get the first 21 right). Please note that I have not guessed the last 10 but rather answered them incorrectly (which means I still had to solve those questions too). If you are guessing, you will most likely get a higher score. When simulated in the previous GMAT Prep version, this scenario resulted in Score - Q50. Percentile - 92th.Questions: 18PS and 13 DS. 3. What is the importance of the middle 10 questions? Experiment: We will try to analyze the importance of the middle 10 questions and see how it compares to the results of the previous 2 experiments Methodology: we will attempt the worst case scenario and will answer the first 11 Q questions correctly; then I will answer incorrectly the following 10 questions, and will answer the remaining 10 questions correctly. Result: Score - Q49. Percentile - 75th. First 11 questions CORRECT. Next 10 INCORRECT. The final 10 questions CORRECT.Analysis: The questions were not much easier than in the second scenario above even though I have made 10 consecutive mistakes. When simulated in the previous GMAT Prep version, this scenario resulted in Score - Q49. Percentile - 85th.Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "E" this time and it resulted in the final score of V6, 0 percentile. Total score: 440. Questions: 17PS and 14 DS. 4. What is the penalty if I miss every third question? Experiment: I will try to test a scenario in which a test takers answers every third question incorrectly (e.g. 3, 6, 9, etc. Thus giving themselves an extra 2 mins on quant). This scenario will simulate someone who takes 3 mins instead of 2 per question and then guesses every third question. Please note that this is the worst case scenario (we do not get any guesses right) Methodology: Every 3rd questions answered incorrectly. So, 10 incorrect and 21 correct answers. Result: Score - Q48. Percentile - 69th. Every third questions WRONG.Analysis: Slightly lower score than in the case of missing the last 10 questions. When simulated in the old Desktop GMAT Prep version, this scenario resulted in Score - Q49. Percentile - 85th. More details hereQuestions: 18PS and 13 DS. 5. Not Answering Last 10 Questions (ran out of time) vs. 10 Wrong Answers Experiment: We will try to analyze the importance of answering questions in time. Methodology: we will attempt answering the first 21 questions correctly and then wait till the time run out leaving the last 10 questions unanswered. Result: Score - Q39. Percentile - 37th vs. Q49. Percentile - 75th. First 21 questions CORRECT. Next 10 NOT ATTEMPTED.Analysis: I got lower score than in scenario 2 (First 21 questions CORRECT. The final 10 questions WRONG: Score - Q49. Percentile - 75th). This might indicate that answering all questions, finishing a test is very important. So, it's better finish the test and answer all the final questions, even incorrectly than not finish the test and leave final questions unanswered. Only scenario 1 (missing first 10 questions) gave a lower score than this case. Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "A" this time and it resulted in the final score of V6, 0 percentile. Total score: 370 (8th percentile). Questions: 12PS and 9DS. 6. Importance of DS questions Experiment: We will try to analyze the importance DS vs PS. Methodology: we will attempt answering the first 10 questions correctly and then miss all DS questions, while answering PS correctly. Result: Score - Q50. Percentile - 86th. First 10 questions CORRECT and then missed 10 DS while answering 11 PS questions correctly.Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "B" this time and it resulted in the final score of V6, 0 percentile. Total score: 460 (19th percentile). Questions: 18PS and 13DS. 7. Importance of PS questions Experiment: We will try to analyze the importance DS vs PS. Methodology: we will attempt answering the first 10 questions correctly and then miss all PS questions, while answering DS correctly. Result: Score - Q49. Percentile - 75th. First 10 questions CORRECT and then missed 11 PS while answering 10 DS questions correctly.Total Score: every question in the verbal section was answered as "D" this time and it resulted in the final score of V8, 1 percentile. Total score: 460 (19th percentile). Questions: 18PS and 13DS. Attachment:
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New Format - Verbal What-If ScenariosLast year when Vercules ran the what-if scenarios in this thread we found some very interesting results. Not that the GMAT has changed (or just reduced in number and minutes), I decided to make some changes. I thought of doing things in quarters (9 out of 36 questions form a quarter). 1. Importance of the first 9 questions In the first part of the test, I have tried to see what happens if we miss the first quarter entirely (i.e. the first 9 out of the 36 questions answered wrongly while answering correctly the others). To check for experimental questions and other question level based biases I ran the scenario thrice. Experiment - GMAC says the first 10 questions are as important as the other questions. We test that theory. We have changed it to 9 because we want to take into account the reduced number of questions in the test. Methodology - Run 3 instances of A) missing the first 9 questions . B) answering the next 27 questions correctly. Result - V28, V29, V30 Analysis - To make this analysis more effective, let's first check the scenarios: First Scenario - Missed the first 9 questions - 4 CRs, 4 SCs and 1 RC - V29 - 57th Percentile Second Scenario - Missed the first 9 questions - 5 RCs, 3 SCs and 1 CR - V28 - 52nd Percentile Third Scenario - Missed the first 9 questions - 2 RC, 3 SC and 4 CRs - V30 -59th Percentile It appears that there's no pattern to when the first RC will appear. In the second test, the RC was as early as the third question and as a result it made me miss the entire RC, which, I think, contributed to the score decline more than the other two tests. Also, while the average difficulty of the test was pretty easy/medium, I did see a few questions with 35%-55% difficulty on GMAT Club which will easily include them in the 700-800 level category. Last year missing the first 11 questions resulted in the V22 (27th percentile)Importance of the last 9 questions Experiment In the second part, I decided to see what happens when you mark every question in the test, save the last 9 questions, correctly. Not to my surprise, I got a V40 or above every single time. Methodology Run 3 instances of missing the last 9 questions on purpose but everything else marked correctly. Result V40, V42, V42 Analysis In the first scenario the 9 questions I missed were - 1 entire RC (3 questions), 4 SC and 2 CR. In the second scenario, I missed 6 RC questions each. Clearly, even though RC questions are more on the test, missing SC and CR questions wrongly makes a bigger dent in the score. Sidenote Last year, missing the 11 questions at the end resulted in a score of V38. So it is definitely a good news for test takers  3. Guessing SC but marking everything else correctly This time we did a sectional test to see what happens if I guess all SC questions but mark everything else correctly. Methodology: Mark CR and RC questions correctly and mark C for all SC questions. Result: V37 with 11 questions answered wrongly. Guessing RC and marking everything else correctly In similar fashion, I wanted to check what happens when we guess RC but keep the SC and CR answers correct. Surprising results follow! Methodology: Mark CR and SC correctly but mark all RC questions C. Result - SHOCKING V34 Analysis: It is pretty clear that RC matters a whole lot more now than it used to. I would advise with caution against using this strategy. Practice your RCs and go well prepared.
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And yet again Awesome work by Bunuel!!
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souvik101990, will you be analyzing other scenarios (as Vercules did) with the new format tests? Such as missing the last 9, questions, missing the middle 9 questions, etc.
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The lesson of this fable is that you must definitely focus on the first 10 questions, even if those take your extra time, resulting in guessing, hence making mistakes in the last part of the test.
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This topic is gold. I'll definitely try some of these approaches both on Prep and oficial test.
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Hey souvik101990 can you please give more what if scenarios in verbal
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Thank you Bunuel for most helpful analysis. Sent from my iPad using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
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Also interested in seeing the outcome of scoring high in two sections and low in one (i.e. SC/CR 40+, RC ~30). Thanks for all of your work!
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Hi,please share the distribution of question types in verbal.Like in quant,I see there are 17-18 PS and 13-14 DS,similarly would love to know number of ques from RC,SC AND CR Thanks Posted from my mobile device
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Great stuff, Bunuel! Cheers to all your valuable contributions to the Quant forums. anmit123 wrote: Hi,please share the distribution of question types in verbal.Like in quant,I see there are 17-18 PS and 13-14 DS,similarly would love to know number of ques from RC,SC AND CR Thanks
Posted from my mobile device I ran a question-type count on the new ( online) Verbal section of Exam 1, and here is what I found: 15 SC, 13 RC, 8 CR. Make of that what you will! Also note that this balance/frequency of question Verbal types on the new GMATPrep tests does NOT appear to reflect their true proportions on the actual GMAT, based on the debriefs we've read so far, which suggest that RC is now the most common question type: My best guess for the actual number of counted questions on the GMAT is this: 15 PS, 13 DS, 12 RC, 10 SC, 8 CR. Keep in mind that I only ran one simulation. It is entirely possible that every GMATPrep test now has a slightly different balance of question types, much like the real GMAT itself, due to the random distribution of experimental questions by type. -Brian
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mcelroytutoring, I've got the mix below in my last 5 GMAT Prep tests: #SC #CR #RC 14 9 13 13 9 14 13 9 13 13 9 14 14 9 13
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sandman13 wrote: mcelroytutoring, I've got the mix below in my last 5 GMAT Prep tests: #SC #CR #RC 14 9 13 13 9 14 13 9 13 13 9 14 14 9 13 Hi sandman13, Good information, thanks! This confirms my suspicion that the precise number of questions of each type now varies on each GMAT Prep test, as it does on the real GMAT. It also leads me to believe that 12 RC / 10 SC / 8 CR is indeed the correct split of counted questions. -Brian
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Souvik, Have you test "guessing CR and marking everything eles correctly?" I think that would shed more light on this relevant issue.
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Hey guys, Here are my results of 2 mock tests. I don't understand the paradox: in attempt with lower result all 1-20 are correct (theoretically having higher impact). The ratio of correct/incorrect answers is almost the same in both attempts, differing in 1 incorrect answer only. Please see attached files. Any thoughts?
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Hero8888 wrote: Hey guys,
Here are my results of 2 mock tests. I don't understand the paradox: in attempt with lower result all 1-20 are correct (theoretically having higher impact). The ratio of correct/incorrect answers is almost the same in both attempts, differing in 1 incorrect answer only. Please see attached files.
Any thoughts? I see that you have 6 consecutive questions wrong in the middle of the test and then also in the end, which brings your score down badly. But the questions marked wrong in the second CAT are well distributed. and those that you marked consecutive wrong in the very end kept you below V40. Marking questions correct in the start is very beneficial and after that we need to attempt the rest of the test in such a way that we do not mark so many questions wrong in a row.
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