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03 Jun 2021, 07:08
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I am fairly new to the GMAT prep and so I was trying out PS and DS questions from GMAT prep 12th edition to see where I stood.
Haven't done any other section yet but in these 2 sections, I scored 217/230(94.34%) and 143/174(82.18%) respectively.
I wanted to know where I would stand with a similar performance in the actual exam, I am pretty confident in my mathematics so this is one area I would want to not want to let me down in the exam at least.
If I score similarly in the actual paper, where would I stand?
Haven't done any other section yet but in these 2 sections, I scored 217/230(94.34%) and 143/174(82.18%) respectively.
I wanted to know where I would stand with a similar performance in the actual exam, I am pretty confident in my mathematics so this is one area I would want to not want to let me down in the exam at least.
If I score similarly in the actual paper, where would I stand?
03 Jun 2021, 08:07
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Hi and welcome to GMAT Club!
It is tough to tell based on the pure number of questions without knowing the difficulty or which ones you missed so here is what I would say based on my crazy method (completely unscientific):
if you can take 10 questions of easy, medium, and hard difficulty, and....
miss 10%, you are at 750.
miss 20%, you are at 700
miss 30%, you are at 650
miss 40%, you are at 600
Now, I would recommend that you actually study using a guidebook or a course (something other than OG).
Also, I want to warn you that some of the OG 12 questions are in the GMAT Prep so you don't want to head to the OG 12 (or perhaps that's OG 21 you meant to say?).
And if you want to see how wildly scoring differs based on a few factors, here is a topic for you:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-prep-so ... 46146.html
03 Jun 2021, 12:22
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Doing an Official Mock (2 are free on mba.com) might be helpful in giving an idea how you'd perform on the Actual. Try to simulate the exam conditions when you give it. All the best.
