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10 Aug 2011, 22:41
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akhileshgupta05
It happened to me on MGMAT-3, I couldn't complete the last quant question in time and my score dropped from 94 percentile to 91 percentile. I wound up with a 750.
I was also reading somewhere that its 3 percentile. If you run out of time on either section and have 4-5 questions left, yes you are hosed.
11 Aug 2011, 07:03
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Let's face the facts though, if you go through the GMAT and leave 4-5 questions, you obviously didn't dedicate the time to taking this test seriously. The GMAT is not supposed to be a walk in the park, its a grueling grinding experience of getting 3 months of studying done leading up to 4 hours that determine whether you end up at Harvard or University of Tampa (not that there is anything wrong with Tampa, I love the city, just making a point). IF you don't want to tank the test don't leave out 4 questions. 1 or 2 questions is heard of and an honest mistake, so by no means am I saying anything to offend the author of this topic, clearly his given situation is different as he still managed to score as high as he did. Just the facts.
