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by bpolley00 » Wed May 15, 2013 2:28 pm
If you went through the GMATPREP SC part of the Quesiton pack, what should your general hit rate be if you are aiming for a 700+? I missed 10 out of the 75 and I was wondering what an experts general thoughts are on that.
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu May 16, 2013 4:27 am
There is no clear cut answer to this. Getting roughly 85-90% right is solid and you are in a good place. The best way to get a read on your score is to actually take one if the practice exams.
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by bpolley00 » Thu May 16, 2013 5:09 am
Hey Jim,

Thanks for the thoughts. Yeah, I feel like I am right in that 680 ( on a bad day)- 740 on a real good day range. Last time I took a practice I scored a 720 but at this point there is definitely recognition issues and I feel like there is small holes in my knowledge (real tough DS questions get me and real tough Geometry questions I can get but sometimes I'll get a question where it will stump me or it'll take me a minute to recognize what is going on, some SC I can get it down to the final two but on some it is a coinflip from there). Not quite sure what to do going forward except review review review. I typed up all the question pack questions and organized them along with the OG Quant section (any question I thought was even relatively difficult). Last time I took it I scored a 650 43Q 37V so if I could pick up 3-5 points in each section I should be good.
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