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23 Jun 2019, 06:32
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Hello,
I have been taking the Veritas Prep Mock tests starting from May this year. I am seeing fairly OK scores ranging from 690-710 but the percentage of correct questions is very less.
Please take a look at the screenshot below.
On one test, I got only 52% questions correct, yet got a Q51. I believe that on the actual GMAT, we do not get Q51 on answering 15 out of 31 questions incorrectly. I have pasted the Quant attempt of this test in the screenshot
I do not know If I can trust these results to be an actual indicator of my performance anymore given the "more than expected scores" I am getting even after answering many questions incorrectly.
Can anyone else please tell me If they are seeing similar results?
I have been taking the Veritas Prep Mock tests starting from May this year. I am seeing fairly OK scores ranging from 690-710 but the percentage of correct questions is very less.
Please take a look at the screenshot below.
On one test, I got only 52% questions correct, yet got a Q51. I believe that on the actual GMAT, we do not get Q51 on answering 15 out of 31 questions incorrectly. I have pasted the Quant attempt of this test in the screenshot
I do not know If I can trust these results to be an actual indicator of my performance anymore given the "more than expected scores" I am getting even after answering many questions incorrectly.
Can anyone else please tell me If they are seeing similar results?
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23 Jun 2019, 07:03
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Hi Priyanka,
It depends on the percentile score also.
For example, Veritas test prep might be difficult or easy, so considering that it is hard....Even at 52% you will get 51.
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It depends on the percentile score also.
For example, Veritas test prep might be difficult or easy, so considering that it is hard....Even at 52% you will get 51.
Posted from my mobile device
