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15 Nov 2024, 01:22
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Hey,
Just toke a Quant test from GmatClub.
The question is how realistic is the number of "Easy" questions there are on the test.
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15 "Easy" questions, 6 "Hard". Got Question- 6/9/12/16/19 wrong (all hard)
Just toke a Quant test from GmatClub.
The question is how realistic is the number of "Easy" questions there are on the test.
Added the image, if it is not available the score is here
15 "Easy" questions, 6 "Hard". Got Question- 6/9/12/16/19 wrong (all hard)
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15 Nov 2024, 09:38
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It depends on the questions you get correct amongst the initial lot of 4 to 5 questions. If such questions are marked 'incorrect', then you may land up with so many Easy-level questions.
All the Best.
All the Best.
15 Nov 2024, 10:01
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I understand you answer, however its not really related to what I asked..
ill clarify.. how can an 83Q be achieved by answering 15 easy, 1 hard. it just doesn't makes sense, and what Im looking to understand if this could resemble a real gmat Q section.
If we look at another example with very different level of questions and the difference score.. it doesn't make sense,
ill clarify.. how can an 83Q be achieved by answering 15 easy, 1 hard. it just doesn't makes sense, and what Im looking to understand if this could resemble a real gmat Q section.
If we look at another example with very different level of questions and the difference score.. it doesn't make sense,
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