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Thanks. The thing is that I am very happy with a Q48. I just don't want to think I'm starting to understand this stuff on a high level, then go take the test and get a Q43 or something.

I got 2 wrong in a row once at about 22 & 23. I missed #3, # 7 and #10 and then went a stretch of about 11 in a row correct. Then missed 2 or 3 in the last 10 questions of the test. Now that I think about it, that 11 correct in a row from 11 to 22 might have been the difference to bring my score up and keep it there.
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on gmatprep I've got Q50 with 6 errors, but Q49 (my regullar result) with 11 erorrs, the first one was woth 3d question.
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gmatprep 12 wrong 50Q , the design of the test is towards the end you are supposed to get one right, one wrong, at your score level.
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Thanks. I trust the GMATPrep scoring method since they write the actual GMAT!
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Thanks. The thing is that I am very happy with a Q48. I just don't want to think I'm starting to understand this stuff on a high level, then go take the test and get a Q43 or something.

I got 2 wrong in a row once at about 22 & 23. I missed #3, # 7 and #10 and then went a stretch of about 11 in a row correct. Then missed 2 or 3 in the last 10 questions of the test. Now that I think about it, that 11 correct in a row from 11 to 22 might have been the difference to bring my score up and keep it there.

i bet if u didn't get those 3 wrong in the first 10 and didn't cluster the 2 wrongs in the middle, you would have scored marginally better..maybe a 49.

i think early on the variation in the question types are a lot more than later on. i have hypothesised this on a graph attached
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Thanks for that graph. That seems to be accurate from everything I've read on here regarding GMAT scoring.

I need to get my practice environment a bit more "test-like" as I did this after I got home from work and my wife and daughter were talking to me a various times throughout the test. It's hard to be gone all day and then tell a 2 year-old it will be another hour and a half. :(
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jallen I have done a few experiments around this scoring issue here :
8-t64970
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I remember seeing that and posting in that thread. I haven't checked back in a day or 2. I'll see what updates are there. Thanks!

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jallen I have done a few experiments around this scoring issue here :
8-t64970
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