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07 May 2010, 16:11
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Hi G clubbers
I have a pretty repetitive question but I m seriously looking for an answer.
Q: I want to know at the MAX how many incorrect answers we can have to maintain the quant score around 50 and verbal 40.
I know there are lot's of factors which will determine this, but my question is max number of incorrect. So I m considering good case of getting them wrong at regular intervals. This way level of question is of no issue as my assumption is of getting high level wrong answers.
Those who have given gmatprep multiple times can share their analysis and views on this.
Thanks.
I have a pretty repetitive question but I m seriously looking for an answer.
Q: I want to know at the MAX how many incorrect answers we can have to maintain the quant score around 50 and verbal 40.
I know there are lot's of factors which will determine this, but my question is max number of incorrect. So I m considering good case of getting them wrong at regular intervals. This way level of question is of no issue as my assumption is of getting high level wrong answers.
Those who have given gmatprep multiple times can share their analysis and views on this.
Thanks.
07 May 2010, 16:32
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gurpreetsingh
Joined: 12 Oct 2009
Last visit: 15 Jun 2019
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Status:<strong>Nothing comes easy: neither do I want.</strong>
Location: Malaysia
Concentration: Technology, Entrepreneurship
Schools: ISB '15 (M)
GMAT 1: 670 Q49 V31
GMAT 2: 710 Q50 V35
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07 May 2010, 16:48
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I have bumped that topic as it was not updated since Feb 
This seems to be little weird but I was just wondering if it is really possible to score Q50 with 9-10 wrong answers that are evenly spread? If this is the case then I would really like to guess 3-4 hard/lengthy questions to save some time for the questions I m confident about.
Actually today I gave m17 gmatclub test with 32/37 score, with 4 careless and 1 conceptual mistake.( All DS questions
) All of them intersperse through the test. Today 1st time I was short of time for the last 2 questions and all this happened mostly because of 2-3 DS questions.
So I thought its better to guess 2-3 tough ones and save time for the last questions. I have to counterbalance my weak verbal by scoring at least 50 in quant if not 51.
These math tests are very good I m sure when I will revise my mistakes, I will certainly not repeat them on D -day.
This seems to be little weird but I was just wondering if it is really possible to score Q50 with 9-10 wrong answers that are evenly spread? If this is the case then I would really like to guess 3-4 hard/lengthy questions to save some time for the questions I m confident about.
Actually today I gave m17 gmatclub test with 32/37 score, with 4 careless and 1 conceptual mistake.( All DS questions
) All of them intersperse through the test. Today 1st time I was short of time for the last 2 questions and all this happened mostly because of 2-3 DS questions.So I thought its better to guess 2-3 tough ones and save time for the last questions. I have to counterbalance my weak verbal by scoring at least 50 in quant if not 51.
These math tests are very good I m sure when I will revise my mistakes, I will certainly not repeat them on D -day.
