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05 Jan 2012, 20:43
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Hi,
I mistakenly posted this in the wrong subforum, and realized that this is the subforum for GMAT questions that's regularly visited. Nevertheless, I have just decided to take the GMAT before the format change, in case I want to apply for business school later on, so I searched around the internet for test prep books and found this website. I saw that many recommended the "OG" guides, so I purchased the 12th edition and decided to begin with the diagnostics test. I thought at first that it was a practice test and I would be able to calculate a projected/estimated score from it, and allotted myself 75 minutes for each section. However, upon finishing it, I was disappointed to see that there was in fact no score projection or anything. I was hoping you guys could provide some feedback on possibly some sort of score prediction or commentary on how hard this diagnostics test is compared to the real test/actual practice tests. Here is the score breakdown:
Problem Solving: 24/24
Data Sufficiency: 22/24
Reading Comprehension: 16/17
Critical Reasoning: 14/17
Sentence Correction: 18/18
I mistakenly posted this in the wrong subforum, and realized that this is the subforum for GMAT questions that's regularly visited. Nevertheless, I have just decided to take the GMAT before the format change, in case I want to apply for business school later on, so I searched around the internet for test prep books and found this website. I saw that many recommended the "OG" guides, so I purchased the 12th edition and decided to begin with the diagnostics test. I thought at first that it was a practice test and I would be able to calculate a projected/estimated score from it, and allotted myself 75 minutes for each section. However, upon finishing it, I was disappointed to see that there was in fact no score projection or anything. I was hoping you guys could provide some feedback on possibly some sort of score prediction or commentary on how hard this diagnostics test is compared to the real test/actual practice tests. Here is the score breakdown:
Problem Solving: 24/24
Data Sufficiency: 22/24
Reading Comprehension: 16/17
Critical Reasoning: 14/17
Sentence Correction: 18/18
06 Jan 2012, 11:18
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Unfortunately there is no way to correlate your misses/rights into an actual score. The reason for this, is that the real test will be adaptive, and give you hard or easier questions depending on how your doing. A paper test will not do that, and will show you every range of question.
I believe that you did really well though! Only missing a few questions like you did is great. I would recommend that you do some studying, learn why you missed and got all your questions right/wrong. And a week or so take the GMATprep test 1 from MBA.com. This will serve as a baseline for you, and help you to know how much studying you will have to put in, where you're weak, and if you need extra study material.
Good luck! and come back if you should have any questions
I believe that you did really well though! Only missing a few questions like you did is great. I would recommend that you do some studying, learn why you missed and got all your questions right/wrong. And a week or so take the GMATprep test 1 from MBA.com. This will serve as a baseline for you, and help you to know how much studying you will have to put in, where you're weak, and if you need extra study material.
Good luck! and come back if you should have any questions
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