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So I took a quant section test on 4test.com ( cuz its free and I am broke). And I was wondering what a 20/31 on the Quant would translate to? Any suggestions would be great!
https://www.4tests.com/users/home.asp ( this is the website btw)

rn1112 · Answer

Will translate to Q.42-43 range for Quant; however it depends on difficulty level of the questions as well.

IanStewart · Answer

There is no way to know -- if the questions on the test are very easy, then a 20/31 wouldn't really be that good, and if the questions are very hard, a 20/31 would be outstanding. If the questions aren't all that realistic, which is an issue with most prep company tests, then your hit rate might not actually tell you much about your likely GMAT level.

I'm not familiar with those tests at all, but most unofficial practice tests aren't reliable indicators of GMAT level, so I don't think there'll be any legitimate way to precisely interpret your result. If the people who made the test aren't even bothering to translate your hit rate into a score, then maybe they don't even think there's an accurate way to do that. Or maybe there's another explanation -- does the website explain why they aren't actually giving you a score?

Suraj0184 · Answer

Results dependent on the questions which you attempt. Were the questions akin to those in actual GMAT? Better to gauge the standards on Practice Exams on mba.com , the official website.

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Consider giving an Official Mock from the main MBA website to get a sense of where you stand. May want to take it after you've become a bit familiar with the material/structure of the exam (if you aren't already).

KarishmaB · Answer

There is a lot you can do with limited resources. Go through the theory of the relevant topics and then take a practice test from mba.com. That will give you a good idea of where you stand currently and the areas on which you need to focus. 
You will have one more free test which you can use mid-way through your prep.

MartyTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi shamyt10.

Normally, 20/31 quant questions correct would result in a GMAT quant score in the mid to upper 40s.

However, since it's not clear how accurately the test you took represents the actual GMAT, it's tough to say how you would score on the real thing.

There are section practice tests that are more well-known than the 4test.com tests that you took. If you take one of those other tests, people will be able to tell you how closely those tests match the actual GMAT. Some are listed here.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-gmat-pra ... 28289.html

The official practice tests most closely match the real GMAT. So, you may want to use one of those.

At the same time, for quant, some test prep company tests are pretty good, and people know whether they score high or low. So, alternatively, you could take one of those and then get people's opinions of what your score indicates.

ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi shamyt10,

Out of curiosity do you plan to take an official MBA.com practice exam?

shamyt10 · Answer

Yeah I took a diagnostic 2 weeks ago but I was really sick when I took it. I just took a practice test today and improved by 80 points ( I am at 540 now). Seem to be struggling to improve my quant score. Does you have any reccomendations on a full Quant Gmat review thats free?

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Consider noting if there were any similar Quant topics you struggled with on both mocks. Creating or looking over your error-log could also help you isolate areas where your fundamentals may be a bit slippery.

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