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09 Jan 2011, 05:04
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Hi,
I have purchased the GMATclub tests and have completed 9 of 25 quants questions. Although my percentile varies from 23 to 78, I have not yet been able to identify what could be my scaled score.
Does 30 right qs out of 37 indicate a quants score 0f 48/49? Kindly help.
I have purchased the GMATclub tests and have completed 9 of 25 quants questions. Although my percentile varies from 23 to 78, I have not yet been able to identify what could be my scaled score.
Does 30 right qs out of 37 indicate a quants score 0f 48/49? Kindly help.
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09 Jan 2011, 14:19
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If you are scoring around the 30+- consistently, rest assured, you will end up with a 49+ on the exam day in Q.
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