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With only 4 mistakes in quant, I got 76, 76!!!
Even considering the adaptiveness of the test, this does not make sense - I got 7 consecutive right questions in the beginning, and even after a couple of mistakes, I got then 7 consecutive questions in the end, how is that not enough to get me hard questions, or give me below below-average score.
Can this be a mistake in scoring. Should I email GMAC about this ?
Thank you for your help
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Even considering the adaptiveness of the test, this does not make sense - I got 7 consecutive right questions in the beginning, and even after a couple of mistakes, I got then 7 consecutive questions in the end, how is that not enough to get me hard questions, or give me below below-average score.
Can this be a mistake in scoring. Should I email GMAC about this ?
Thank you for your help
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08 Sep 2025, 05:53
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The difficulty level of the questions attempted may have played a factor. Consider checking out the scoring factors for Quant mentioned on the Understanding Your Score page on the MBA website. The myth vs. fact info in the beginning of the Official-Guide could also be helpful to go through.
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same here man, got 3 wrong and scored Q80 :/ Did you email GMAC about this?
