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11 Jun 2009, 12:08
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I just took the free verbal practice test and scored;
1-11 correct
12 incorrect
13-17 correct
18-20 incorrect
21 correct
22 incorrect
23-25 correct
26 incorrect
27-32 correct
33 incorrect
34-37 correct
38-39 incorrect
40 correct
41 incorrect
In other words 31 of 41 correct (6 of 10 on sentence correction questions; it sucks to be a non native speaker
). Ive heard that the real GMAT places greater emphasis on the earlier questions. As most of my incorrect answers where towards the end,when the questions supposebly are tougher if the earlier ones where correctly answered, I figured my result might be a lot more worth than a 31 of 41 with all the mistakes in the beginning. What score, approx, would this test have earned me if it was the real GMAT?
1-11 correct
12 incorrect
13-17 correct
18-20 incorrect
21 correct
22 incorrect
23-25 correct
26 incorrect
27-32 correct
33 incorrect
34-37 correct
38-39 incorrect
40 correct
41 incorrect
In other words 31 of 41 correct (6 of 10 on sentence correction questions; it sucks to be a non native speaker
). Ive heard that the real GMAT places greater emphasis on the earlier questions. As most of my incorrect answers where towards the end,when the questions supposebly are tougher if the earlier ones where correctly answered, I figured my result might be a lot more worth than a 31 of 41 with all the mistakes in the beginning. What score, approx, would this test have earned me if it was the real GMAT?
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12 Jun 2009, 04:31
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It's still hard to tell what real GMAT Verbal score corresponds to the score on our Free v06 Test. It's even still hard to tell the same thing for Math tests that we've had for a long time now. Still, you'll find some useful info in this thread:
gmatclub-verbal-tests-verbal-challenges-vs-real-gmat-60938.html
You'l find a lot of useful info on all our tests in here:
gmat-club-tests-25-math-6-verbal-free-for-gc-members-67267.html
Hope this helps.
gmatclub-verbal-tests-verbal-challenges-vs-real-gmat-60938.html
You'l find a lot of useful info on all our tests in here:
gmat-club-tests-25-math-6-verbal-free-for-gc-members-67267.html
Hope this helps.
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