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I just got back from the test center. I scored a 710 with 44 on Q and 42 on V. I know that I messed up on a few of the earlier quant questions, but I got 2 probabilitys towards the end and I also got 2 advanced geometry questions towards the end, so I felt that my score was going to break past the 80th percentile, I guess it didn't.
I found the Quant to be much harder than GMATPrep, and the Verbal to be much easier. Overall, my practice scores have been around 700-710, so this is completely in line.
I'm going to let this settle in for a bit, but I am 90% sure that I will not be retaking the test.
I took the Manhattan GMAT 9-week in person prep course. I highly recommend it. Their instructors are top notch and they treat their clients like gold. I attribute my quant score almost entirely to Manhattan GMAT. I started out with verbal scores between 32-35 and MGMAT's course pretty much brought it up to a 42.
I received the official score report today. 2 interesting things to note:
I got a 5.5 on AWA (yay, but fairly meaningless).
However, my percentiles were scaled down even further. The amount of high scorers is shooting through the roof, I suppose.
44Q is now a 70th Percentile, 47Q is now 79th percentile, and in order to break 80th percentile, you need a 48Q.
710 is now also a 92nd percentile, and not a 93rd.
Wait, so your official score report differed from your unofficial score report? Is this common?
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I think he meant that the percentiles have decreased due to the number of test takers increasing and scoring better on average. I am not sure if the percentiles are given right after the test.