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Kp1703 wrote:

In order to get a score of 670+, how many questions can I afford to make mistakes in quants and verbal individually?
Currently ranging around 10-12 wrong in quants and 12-14 in verbal

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Hey buddy,

in general it is not about "how many" questions you answer incorrectly but rather which questions.

You may achieve a great score with 8-9 mistakes in each section on really hard questions, while the same number of mistakes could lead to a subpar score if the questions which you answer incorrectly are of the "easy" category.

Always keep in mind that the GMAT is a CAT.

Hope this helps.

Best regards & all the best for your prep,
Chris

Author:	Kp1703 [ 29 Jul 2018, 12:56 ]
Post subject:	Aiming for a 670+
In order to get a score of 670+, how many questions can I afford to make mistakes in quants and verbal individually? Currently ranging around 10-12 wrong in quants and 12-14 in verbal Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app

Author:	Arro44 [ 29 Jul 2018, 12:59 ]
Post subject:	Re: Aiming for a 670+
Kp1703 wrote: In order to get a score of 670+, how many questions can I afford to make mistakes in quants and verbal individually? Currently ranging around 10-12 wrong in quants and 12-14 in verbal Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app Hey buddy, in general it is not about "how many" questions you answer incorrectly but rather which questions. You may achieve a great score with 8-9 mistakes in each section on really hard questions, while the same number of mistakes could lead to a subpar score if the questions which you answer incorrectly are of the "easy" category. Always keep in mind that the GMAT is a CAT. Hope this helps. Best regards & all the best for your prep, Chris

Author:	Kp1703 [ 29 Jul 2018, 13:05 ]
Post subject:	Re: Aiming for a 670+
Arro44 wrote: Kp1703 wrote: In order to get a score of 670+, how many questions can I afford to make mistakes in quants and verbal individually? Currently ranging around 10-12 wrong in quants and 12-14 in verbal Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app Hey buddy, in general it is not about "how many" questions you answer incorrectly but rather which questions. You may achieve a great score with 8-9 mistakes in each section on really hard questions, while the same number of mistakes could lead to a subpar score if the questions which you answer incorrectly are of the "easy" category. Always keep in mind that the GMAT is a CAT. Hope this helps. Best regards & all the best for your prep, Chris Gave two kaplan tests, got a 670 and 640 ( obviously planning to give more) just wanted to know where I stand in terms of my target score Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app

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