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15 Jun 2011, 07:37
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HOW ARE BOTH SECTIONS SCALED ON 60 THOUGH THERE ARE NOT EQUAL QUESTIONS IN BOTH SECTIONS,,,
think this will help to plan which part of the sections can be made stronger n which can be neglected if its hesitating to resonate with other concepts in the brain,
do u think this sort of approach would be productive????
thanks in advance,,
i have been troublin u guys with questions which r really unique ,,n m damn sure they r really hogwash,,
but all of u have been patiently givin reply without slightest tinge of irritation
think this will help to plan which part of the sections can be made stronger n which can be neglected if its hesitating to resonate with other concepts in the brain,
do u think this sort of approach would be productive????
thanks in advance,,
i have been troublin u guys with questions which r really unique ,,n m damn sure they r really hogwash,,
but all of u have been patiently givin reply without slightest tinge of irritation
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16 Jun 2011, 06:21
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Many people have tried to understand the correlation between the actual score (out of 37 or 41) to the scaled scores (out of 60). It's a special algorithm that GMAC uses. I would just try to use an assessment tool like the MGMAT CAT ones to figure out which sections you are weak at instead of trying to break the algorithm, so to speak. Good luck!
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