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Questions that went wrong on the actual GMAT 24 Jun 2010, 00:18
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Hi everyone,
I heard from a couple of people that GMAC releases the number of questions that went wrong on the actual GMAT. That is, it is possible for a test taker to see that he/she incorrectly answered questions 1,5 and 9 for example on the actual test.

I want to ask everyone on this forum if this is true. If it is, where can I see the actual data related to my gmat.

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Questions that went wrong on the actual GMAT 24 Jun 2010, 05:50
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No - you won't know anything about your actual exam besides the scores.
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what is the rationale behind not releasing the info? the test changes every month so knowing what you got wrong on or just a small summary report shouldnt be a big deal no? Also wouldn't it be in their interest to offer a service like that to charge extra money for?
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Questions that went wrong on the actual GMAT 24 Jun 2010, 06:48
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they have given us 2 tests - Gmatprep for that purpose.
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what is the rationale behind not releasing the info? the test changes every month so knowing what you got wrong on or just a small summary report shouldnt be a big deal no? Also wouldn't it be in their interest to offer a service like that to charge extra money for?
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Well it would be much easier for prep companies to copy questions. I suppose it would also limit the amount of complaints by those that think the OA is wrong.

I also understand why they won't even release the number of questions wrong: they don't want people to arbitrarily solve the GMAT scoring algorithm. (then test takers will complain about getting more questions right than other test takers yet getting a lower score)

You should know your weaknesses during your studies. Hopefully, it didn't take all the way till the real test to identify these weaknesses.
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that doesn't seem very fair. if a question on the gmat has a wrong answer, we would never find out! on the lsat there have been a few instances of people "challenging" questions and them being removed from the scoring of the tests.
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Questions that went wrong on the actual GMAT 24 Jun 2010, 20:10
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Folks,

It's a well known fact the GMAC releases NOTHING related to questions until questions are retired. It's also known (currently) the GMAC does NOT license content to prep companies.

The GMAC invests heavily in question development, thus it is not in the interest of the GMAC to give out questions (even retired OG questions are still under license/copyright of the GMAC).

This thread will go no where. Locked.
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