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15 Apr 2015, 07:50
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Hi everybody,
I did my GMAT prep cat and I am so confussed how is it possible that I got in Verbal 23
Verbal score: 23 // 30%
CR: 28 // 48%
RC: 17 // 18%
SC: 29 // 55%
From 41 Questions I did 13 wrong
Wrong Questions:
Q2, Q7, Q9 , Q11, Q16, Q17, Q21, Q25, Q27, Q30, Q31, Q32, Q35
I am not looking for a Verbal 51 score, but at least 35.
I did my GMAT prep cat and I am so confussed how is it possible that I got in Verbal 23
Verbal score: 23 // 30%
CR: 28 // 48%
RC: 17 // 18%
SC: 29 // 55%
From 41 Questions I did 13 wrong
Wrong Questions:
Q2, Q7, Q9 , Q11, Q16, Q17, Q21, Q25, Q27, Q30, Q31, Q32, Q35
I am not looking for a Verbal 51 score, but at least 35.
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17 Apr 2015, 10:50
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stilstyle
Hi stilstyle,
Worry less about the V23 and focus on the 13 questions you got wrong. That's the only part you can control. Thinking about anything else is just a waste of mental energy. Focus on mistakes and make sure you don't repeat them next time. Eventually, there are only so many kinds of mistakes you can make -- and you should be able to narrow that gap.
18 Apr 2015, 22:54
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Getting a 23 in verbal with 13 questions wrong is very very unusual. You should have been in the mid 30s ideally. I have heard of such weird scores on the GMATprep tests from some other people as well. Were these the two paid tests by any chance?
