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Updated on: 04 May 2021, 11:50
Originally posted by TheGriffin on 03 May 2021, 21:55.
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HI Guys ,
I just gave second veritas mock and scored 630 with V 31 ( 69-70%accuracy ( 25 correct and 11 wrong) and only 2 instances where i got 2 consecutive wrong ) , I got 650 on 1st veritas mock with V 32 ( 53 % accuracy ) ( 19 correct and 17 wrong) . Can anybody explain this ?
and with above scores , can i expect 680 on the real one?
I just gave second veritas mock and scored 630 with V 31 ( 69-70%accuracy ( 25 correct and 11 wrong) and only 2 instances where i got 2 consecutive wrong ) , I got 650 on 1st veritas mock with V 32 ( 53 % accuracy ) ( 19 correct and 17 wrong) . Can anybody explain this ?
and with above scores , can i expect 680 on the real one?
04 May 2021, 02:26
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Hi TheGriffin,
Did you take any official mocks? If yes, what were the scores in them?
The GMAT scores aren't just calculated based on the accuracy and the number of correct/incorrect questions. The algorithm is a lot more complex than that. Please through the recording below to understand the GMAT algorithm.
Updated on: 28 May 2021, 19:38
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Hi TheGriffin,
I have an important question. Have you taken any MBA.com practice exams?
I have an important question. Have you taken any MBA.com practice exams?
