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lahoosaher
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Hello All,
I wanted to know if there is any correlation between the percentage score and the sectional score.
I wanted to check if there is any percentage hit ratio I should look at if I want to score 700+.
My hit ratio in Verbal is 80+% and in quants it is 95+%.
Thanks
Amol
I wanted to know if there is any correlation between the percentage score and the sectional score.
I wanted to check if there is any percentage hit ratio I should look at if I want to score 700+.
My hit ratio in Verbal is 80+% and in quants it is 95+%.
Thanks
Amol
26 Feb 2009, 14:06
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It really depends - this is a very complicated question. GMAT is not based on the number of questions you get wrong, but when you get them wrong, and which questions you get wrong.
If you must know, if your ratio is 80%+ - that's 7-9 questions wrong. You should be close. Have you taken GMATPrep already?
If you must know, if your ratio is 80%+ - that's 7-9 questions wrong. You should be close. Have you taken GMATPrep already?
lahoosaher
Joined: 16 Jan 2009
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Posts: 236
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Concentration: Technology, Marketing
Schools: Ross '16 (D) Tepper '16 (D) McCombs '16 (D) ISB '15 (D) Marshall '16 (WL) McDonough '16 (WL) Goizueta '16 (WL) Kelley '16 (D) Kenan-Flagler '16 (D) Rotman '16 (S)
GMAT 1: 700 Q50 V34
GPA: 3
WE:Sales (Telecommunications)
Schools: Ross '16 (D) Tepper '16 (D) McCombs '16 (D) ISB '15 (D) Marshall '16 (WL) McDonough '16 (WL) Goizueta '16 (WL) Kelley '16 (D) Kenan-Flagler '16 (D) Rotman '16 (S)
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27 Feb 2009, 00:10
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No , I am planning to take it this weekend.
I am done with OG11 and the hit ratio was as I mentioned in my last post , the hit ratio is a bit lower for the last 20 -30 questions for verbal.
GmatPrep will certainly give a clearer idea of the score.
I am done with OG11 and the hit ratio was as I mentioned in my last post , the hit ratio is a bit lower for the last 20 -30 questions for verbal.
GmatPrep will certainly give a clearer idea of the score.
