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If I attempt all easy, medium level questions correcttly on the verbal section of gmat but enter incorrect answers for hard level questions, what score can I expect in the verbal section?
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22 Feb 2018, 20:53
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First, the test system doesn't arrange a question into a category of sub 600, 600-700 or 700 level. Thus, we can't know how the difficulty of a question is. The difficulty varies according to each individual. For example, you could see that a question is hard and you think that this question is a 700 level question, but others may see this question easy and thus think that this question is a sub-600.
Second, the result will be based on how the system operated according to your performance. If the system throws you a lot of medium questions, this means that your correct percent is really high, thus the score would be high as 90% percentile. However, if the system throws you more harder questions, you answer all of them wrong, then the score will be reduced. Much.
22 Feb 2018, 21:12
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broall I am aware that the test is adaptive and it will throw questions depending on my performance. But the gmat has certainly categorized questions as easy, medium and hard, as it is mentioned in the og and the gmatprep software too...
so when you wrote, "if you answer a lot of medium level questions correct the gmat will reward with a 90 percentile"...by medium level questions you meant 600-700 level questions as categorized in gmatclub?
coming back to my original question, if I attempt all the easy, medium level questions that gmat throws at me correctly, does that mean that I will score a 90 percentile in the verbal section?
so when you wrote, "if you answer a lot of medium level questions correct the gmat will reward with a 90 percentile"...by medium level questions you meant 600-700 level questions as categorized in gmatclub?
coming back to my original question, if I attempt all the easy, medium level questions that gmat throws at me correctly, does that mean that I will score a 90 percentile in the verbal section?
