I know number of wrong answers can't be correlated to score, but I just feel that sometimes the breakdowns are so confusing, I can't be sure if the test results are accurate or something is screwy. Can someone advise?
Done 3 actual mock CATs so far.
First was Kaplan CD, not online (from Premier 2011)
Score: 730
Q50 V40
Quant: 7 out of 37 questions wrong (first qtn wrong...)
Verbal: 10 out of 41 questions wrong
2nd was GMATPrep1
Score: 770
Q50 V45
Quant: 6 out of 37 questions wrong (2 of the wrong answers were consecutive)
Verbal: 4 out of 41 questions wrong
3rd was GMATPrep2
Score: 750
Q49 V44
Quant: 11 out of 37 questions wrong (2 sets of 2 consecutive wrong answers with qtns 1,8,and 11 being among the list of wrong answers)
Verbal: 4 out of 41 questions wrong
GMATPrep2 Quant felt much much more difficult, with 5-6 consecutive difficult DS questions coming at high 20s low 30s and the last 2-3 questions being stupidly simple PS qtns (I kid you not, one of the qtns was a list of 6 numbers and asked me if median was bigger than a given....). I thought I was in for a horrific score and the test had adjusted the math to a kiddy level to account for all my "wrong" DS answers. Yet the Quant was still respectable at 49. WHY?
Honestly, the GMAT grading algo confuses me as to how prepared I am especially with Quant. Can anyone advise? I'm taking the test on the 10th which is in 2 days. Honestly if I had just taken Prep2 for the actual GMAT, I would have clicked on the "do not score my GMAT option" at the end of the test. How do you guys gauge how well you did?