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15 Jul 2018, 08:24
Kudos
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Hi,
I have been preparing for the exam for a couple weeks now. Tests taken so far:
Gmatprep1: 650(2.5 weeks back)
Kaplan: 720 (last week)
Gmatorep2:700 (this week)
Princeton Review:610 (today)
Weird part is my Princeton review score breakup
Quant 51 (26 correct 5 incorrect)
Verbal 23 (28 correct 8 incorrect)
This score of 610 is the lowest for me so far plus seems weird to me because of verbal score. In my previous tests, I have always scored in the range of 33-40 in verbal. Can it happen that 8 incorrects get me to a low of 23 in verbal? While analysing the test results and my performance, I also checked the difficulty level of the 8 incorrect they were all high level, which makes my suspicion even stronger.
Any thoughts?
I have been preparing for the exam for a couple weeks now. Tests taken so far:
Gmatprep1: 650(2.5 weeks back)
Kaplan: 720 (last week)
Gmatorep2:700 (this week)
Princeton Review:610 (today)
Weird part is my Princeton review score breakup
Quant 51 (26 correct 5 incorrect)
Verbal 23 (28 correct 8 incorrect)
This score of 610 is the lowest for me so far plus seems weird to me because of verbal score. In my previous tests, I have always scored in the range of 33-40 in verbal. Can it happen that 8 incorrects get me to a low of 23 in verbal? While analysing the test results and my performance, I also checked the difficulty level of the 8 incorrect they were all high level, which makes my suspicion even stronger.
Any thoughts?
16 Jul 2018, 03:43
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AnitaS
It is best to ignore the scores you get in practice tests since they are usually not a true reflection of actual test scores. Trying to guess the actual GMAT algorithm and how well it is replicated in various practice tests is a waste of time. Use the practice test scores to figure out where you make mistakes and review those topics. Repeat the cycle a few times for best results.
08 Nov 2018, 07:15
Kudos
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AnitaS,
This score is definitively weird.
I got, in my test today:
Quant 51 (25 correct 6 incorrect)
Verbal 32 (22 correct 14 incorrect)
Overall 670
Probably you've wrong more in beginning than I( I got wrong question 2, and question 12). In Princeton Review, I've seen they put greater weight in the beginning questions. But even that, it's SO huge the difference between our score and performance, suggesting me that it's not real. I think you should discard this score and don't be bother with this one.
This score is definitively weird.
I got, in my test today:
Quant 51 (25 correct 6 incorrect)
Verbal 32 (22 correct 14 incorrect)
Overall 670
Probably you've wrong more in beginning than I( I got wrong question 2, and question 12). In Princeton Review, I've seen they put greater weight in the beginning questions. But even that, it's SO huge the difference between our score and performance, suggesting me that it's not real. I think you should discard this score and don't be bother with this one.
