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21 Nov 2010, 13:00
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I feel really dumb for not knowing this by now.
Scores are reported as Q__, V__, where __ is some number <= 51. However, on the GMAT, there are only 37 questions on the quant section, and a few more than that on the verbal section (but still less than 51). Furthermore, I believe a few questions on each section are experimental ones, meaning the actual number of scored questions is even lower. How then are score results computed? Are they more correlated with how many questions you got right, or with how well you did on that section (e.g. think percentile-like - taking into account which questions were harder/easier)?
Scores are reported as Q__, V__, where __ is some number <= 51. However, on the GMAT, there are only 37 questions on the quant section, and a few more than that on the verbal section (but still less than 51). Furthermore, I believe a few questions on each section are experimental ones, meaning the actual number of scored questions is even lower. How then are score results computed? Are they more correlated with how many questions you got right, or with how well you did on that section (e.g. think percentile-like - taking into account which questions were harder/easier)?
21 Nov 2010, 13:06
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Would this help?
gmat-scores-83890.html
P.S. The scores don't have any correlation with the number of questions you got right. They en large are based on the number of HARD questions that were answered correctly
gmat-scores-83890.html
P.S. The scores don't have any correlation with the number of questions you got right. They en large are based on the number of HARD questions that were answered correctly
