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16 Dec 2019, 07:01
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Hi Guys,
can anyone help me understand the secrets of the scoring algorithm?
I deeply analyzed all the interesting discussion on this forum about it, and here is the analysis of my last exams.
Overall, it seems to me that there is a "delay" between the time when you answer a question (Y/N) and when the software adapts the difficulty level.
Furthermore, sometimes the difficulty increases or decrease without a clear reference to a correct or incorrect answer.
Can someone more expert help me understand something more?
I find it really interesting.
Thank you very much in advance,
Great day to all of you!
Manu03
can anyone help me understand the secrets of the scoring algorithm?
I deeply analyzed all the interesting discussion on this forum about it, and here is the analysis of my last exams.
Overall, it seems to me that there is a "delay" between the time when you answer a question (Y/N) and when the software adapts the difficulty level.
Furthermore, sometimes the difficulty increases or decrease without a clear reference to a correct or incorrect answer.
Can someone more expert help me understand something more?
I find it really interesting.
Thank you very much in advance,
Great day to all of you!
Manu03
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16 Dec 2019, 20:40
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Manu03 - The GMAT scoring algorithm is the most guarded secret of GMAC. Therefore, please do not waste time to decipher the nuances of the scoring method. Trust me it's not worth it to do so. Instead, focus on building strategies and learning concepts to ultimately score higher on the GMAT. Lastly, no one can provide you with an accurate understanding of the algorithm; you may very well receive a few expert options.
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