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Calculating your score

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by crackthetest » Sun Nov 29, 2009 6:03 pm
Hello,
I found this formula from Kaplan to evaluate your score for the paper tests you take. Can someone please let me know how far is the deviation from the actual score? (I know this is tough Q to answer)

Thanks!

Total Right answers - (0.25 * total wrong answers) = Raw Score

Raw Quant Percentile
37-34 54-51 99
33 50 96
32 49 91
31 48 87
30 47 83
29 46 80
28 45 78
27 44 74
26 43 71


Raw Verbal Percentile
41-36 50-45 99
35 44 97
34 43 97
33 42 96
32 41 93
31 40 90
30 39 89
29 38 85
28 37 83
27 36 81
26 35 76
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by shadowsjc » Sun Nov 29, 2009 8:31 pm
there is no way to calculate your score based on paper tests results. the GMAT scoring algorithm takes into account # of questions correct, # of correct in a row, level of relative difficulty of the questions gotten right or wrong, etc. etc.

just use paper tests as practice for the content, not for scoring. if you want to estimate your score, only do it using a computer adaptive , full length test
my GMAT debrief: https://www.beatthegmat.com/came-through ... 44327.html

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