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21 Sep 2006, 08:05
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Combined Math & Verbal Score Comprehensive Score
100 800
94 750
87 700
80 650
73 600
65 550
60 500
52 450
45 400
Combined Math & Verbal Score Comprehensive Score
100 800
94 750
87 700
80 650
73 600
65 550
60 500
52 450
45 400
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I can verify that that chart is not exactly correct. A combined score of 89 (48Q, 41V) put me at 730, which seem to be fairly accurrately represented on the charte, but a combined score of 101 (50Q, 51V) put me at 780. I was actually questioning whether 51 was in fact the top score possible, thought that seems to be the case. I did go in believing that a 50/50 would result in an 800, but I believe Q scoring has become tougher in recent years.
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I know some folks with a 50/41 who made a 750, and with a 51/41 who made a 760. I think its not that straightforward, after all.
Check out the attachment from mba.com, does not answer this question per se, but it does answer what I asked earlier in another thread.
50 in quant does translate to a 95% almost always. What do you folks think?
PS: One interesting thing I notice is that earlier 750 put you at 99 percentile, now it puts you at 98 percentile.
Check out the attachment from mba.com, does not answer this question per se, but it does answer what I asked earlier in another thread.
50 in quant does translate to a 95% almost always. What do you folks think?
PS: One interesting thing I notice is that earlier 750 put you at 99 percentile, now it puts you at 98 percentile.
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